Donald Trump Jumps on NFT Bandwagon One Year Too Late

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Donald Trump, a businessman, and former US president announced the availability of many NFTs on Truth Social on Thursday.

On a social media channel controlled by Trump media, the billionaire made the "Major Announcement," declaring, "I'm doing my first official Donald J. Trump NFT collection right here and right now, they're called Trump digital trading cards."

Each Trump NFT Costs $99

"These cards contain some of the very outstanding artwork relevant to my life and my profession," Trump said in the commercial. His $99 NFTs were compared to baseball cards.

Notably, there is an offer that goes along with each photo-shopped card that Trump is selling. This includes, among other things, playing golf on the Trump estate and having dinner with the former president.

According to the official website, NFT INT, LLC, not the late president, is the owner of the Trump memorabilia. According to the company, "Donald J. Trump, The Trump Organization, CIC Digital LLC, or any of its respective principals or affiliates are not owned, managed, or controlling this firm."

The business claimed to have a paid license to use Donald J. Trump's name, likeness, and appearance.

The NFT Bull Market Was Not Missed by Melania Trump

Nearly a year after Melania Trump auctioned off her digital artwork on the Solana network, Trump was freed. However, a report from Bloomberg indicated that Melania Trump personally won the auction and paid the winning amount.

The acquisition was brokered on behalf of a third-party buyer, Melania Trump's office said.

Internet users want that the former president will have more interesting collectors than the former first lady. But it seems that Donald Trump is too late to give up his NFT collection. The daily market volume for NFTs on Ethereum has drastically fallen by late 2022 compared to 2021, according to Statista research.