In a bold return to the digital collectible scene, former U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled the fourth series of his non-fungible token (NFT) trading cards, dubbed “Series 4: The America First Collection,” on August 27. This latest release has generated impressive buzz, with over 22,000 NFTs sold on the Polygon network within just a day of launch, accumulating more than $2.17 million in sales.
Priced at $99 per NFT, this collection represents only 6% of its total supply of 360,000 tokens. If the entire series is minted, it could potentially rake in a staggering $35 million. However, holders will need to wait until January 31, 2025, to trade these cards on secondary markets, as they are not yet tradable.
Trump’s foray into NFTs began in December 2022, and his previous collections have had a varied financial impact. The inaugural series saw a 100% increase in floor price, marking a significant win for early adopters. Conversely, the second and third series experienced notable declines in floor price, leading to mixed results for buyers.
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This new collection continues the theme of depicting Trump in various poses and costumes, maintaining a familiar aesthetic from his earlier releases. In a noticeable shift from his earlier skepticism towards cryptocurrency, Trump has since embraced the digital space. He now accepts cryptocurrency donations for his campaign and actively engages with crypto executives, reflecting a broader acceptance of the crypto community.
Recent financial disclosures reveal that Trump has earned over $7 million from his NFT ventures to date, underscoring the financial clout of his digital collectibles. As the “America First Collection” takes the spotlight, it remains to be seen how it will perform in the long term and whether it will continue to capture the interest of both collectors and investors alike.
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