- Trump launches “America First Collection” NFTs with unique add-ons for collectors.
- New NFT buyers can receive a physical trading card with a piece of Trump’s debate suit.
- Trump’s pro-crypto stance gains attention as he criticizes current regulations at Bitcoin Conference.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has launched the fourth installment of his non-fungible token (NFT) trading cards, adding a unique collector offering. This new series, titled the “America First Collection,” arrives just as the U.S. elections draw nearer, with Trump positioning himself as a pro-crypto candidate.
On his social media platform, Truth Social, Trump introduced the “America First Collection,” a continuation of his digital trading card series. The new collection is set apart by exclusive add-ons and offerings designed to appeal to collectors and supporters alike. The cards feature various depictions of Trump, including images of him dancing and holding Bitcoin.
The digital trading cards are priced at $99 each and can be purchased using either cryptocurrency or traditional credit cards. This pricing remains consistent with his previous NFT releases, maintaining accessibility for a broad range of collectors.
In addition to the digital cards, Trump has announced a special incentive for collectors who purchase 15 cards from the new series. These collectors will receive a physical trading card containing a piece of the suit Trump wore during his debate against President Joe Biden.
Trump referred to this suit as the “knockout suit,” emphasizing its significance as a collector’s item. He added that five of these physical cards would be randomly autographed, enhancing their value as memorabilia.
Trump noted, “We’ll cut out the knockout suit, and you’ll have a piece of it. We’ll be randomly autographing five of them, a true collector’s item. This is something to give your family, your kids, and your grandchildren.”
As the election campaign heats up, Trump’s engagement with the digital assets space, mainly through the launch of his NFT collections, has drawn attention. At the 2024 Bitcoin Conference, Trump voiced criticism of the current regulatory environment under the Biden administration, calling for clearer rules to foster innovation in the industry.
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