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Donald Trump Announces Personal NFT Collection

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a personal NFT collection featuring the art from his life and career. 

  • As revealed over the celebrity politician’s social media site “Truth Social,” the Donald Trump Digital Trading Card collection is similar to a collection of “baseball cards.” Each card is being sold for $99. 
  • Purchases of each NFT also enter buyers into a sweepstakes raffle, giving people a chance to personally meet Donald Trump. Furthermore, those who buy 45 NFTs will guarantee buyers a dinner with the president. 
  • Some of the collectibles include images of Trump golfing, going to space, on the football field, and dressing as a cowboy. 
  • “Trump Digital Trading Cards (NFTs) are intended as collectible items for individual enjoyment only, not for investment vehicles,” clarified the investment page.
  • Donald Trump’s wife, Melania Trump, has previously issued Solana-based NFTs depicting her eyes and jewelry. 
  • Donald Trump has generally been highly critical of Bitcoin and crypto in the past, calling the industry a scam

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