Former US President Donald Trump has released a fourth series of non-fungible token (NFT) digital trading cards. The collection includes 50 unique cards, with images such as Trump holding bitcoin. Collectors can receive a physical trading card containing a piece of a suit they wore to the presidential debate with Joe Biden and be invited to a gala dinner. Trump is marketing the collection as an opportunity to own a unique piece of American history.
Trump launches new NFT collection
Former US President Donald J. Trump announced on Tuesday on his Truth Social platform the release of his fourth series of digital trading cards, titled ‘The America First Collection’. He stated that the new series of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) were launched due to “popular demand.”
The collection includes 50 unique digital trading cards. In a promotional video, Trump explained: “These cards show me dancing and even me holding some bitcoins.”
Trump explained that purchasing 15 or more digital trading cards comes with an added benefit: A physical card is sent to the buyer, with each card containing a piece of the suit he wore to the June presidential debate with Joe Biden , which some fans are referring to. as ‘the knockout suit’. The pack is cut into pieces and included with each card. Additionally, five of these physical cards will be randomly chosen to be signed by Trump.
Trump added that the purchase of 75 of his trading cards includes an invitation to a gala dinner at his country club in Jupiter, Florida.
The former president confirmed that the cards would continue to cost $99 each and encouraged people to buy them to “collect your piece of American history.” He noted that purchasing the cards is simple, requiring only an email address and a credit card or cryptocurrency. Trump also commented on his reputation in the cryptocurrency community, stating:
They call me the crypto president. I don’t know if that’s true or not, but a lot of people say that.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may be preparing to take enforcement action against NFTs. The SEC reportedly issued a notice from Wells to Opensea, claiming that some NFTs on the market are being classified as securities. Trump has promised to fire SEC Chairman Gary Gensler on his first day in office if elected.
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