Collect Trump Cards: The Latest Addition to Donald Trump's Product Line
Former US President Donald Trump is known for releasing various products under his own brand. Now, the newest addition to his product line is a collection of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) called Collect Trump Cards. The collection will consist of 45,000 tokens that will be issued on the Polygon network.
"This is a great Christmas present, so don't delay, they'll be sold out soon. I believe very soon!"
Trump said on his Truth Social account.
Featuring images of the former US president in different settings and clothing, as well as superhero-themed cards, the Collect Trump Cards will be illustrated by Clark Mitchell. Each NFT will cost $99, making them an affordable option for avid Trump supporters and NFT collectors alike.
Trump has already started promoting the collection on his Truth Social account, stating, "This is a great Christmas present, so don't delay, they'll be sold out soon. I believe very soon!"
But the excitement doesn't stop there. Each purchaser of a Collect Trump Card will be entered into a prize draw for a chance to win a dinner with Trump, an hour-long golf game, a direct phone call, and other great prizes. Additionally, anyone who purchases 45 NFTs will be invited to a "gala dinner." However, buyers must be over 18 years old and live in one of the 50 US states to participate in the draw.
It's worth noting that Trump has been quite critical of cryptocurrencies in the past, even calling Bitcoin a fraudulent asset and a dummy. However, it seems that he has changed his tune with the release of his own NFT collection.
Interestingly, this is not the first time a member of the Trump family has dabbled in the world of NFTs. A year ago, former US First Lady Melania Trump released an NFT collection called "Melania's Vision," which featured images of her eyes.
In conclusion, the Collect Trump Cards NFT collection is a unique addition to the former president's brand. With affordable pricing and exciting prizes, it's no surprise that many Trump supporters and NFT collectors are eager to get their hands on these digital collectibles.