Donald Trump's NFTs have skyrocketed after his conversation with Tucker Carlson and the release of his arrest photo.
While the NFT market is stagnating, former President Donald Trump is still able to move inventory.
While the NFT market is stagnating, former President Donald Trump is still able to move inventory.
After an interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and the release of Ether ($367) on the NFT market as 0.138 Ether ($226), sales of the Presidential candidate’s Trump Digital Trading Cards rose almost 500% and pulled back on Friday, OpenSea NFT according to the market.
Although Trump has been relatively successful with NFTs, he has never been a cryptocurrency enthusiast. As president in 2019, he said he “didn’t like” cryptocurrencies and that digital currencies were “not money”.
Still, Trump allegedly has around $2.8 million in cryptocurrencies in a digital wallet, according to documents released by the oversight group Citizens for Ethics and Responsibility, CoinDesk reported. He also reportedly received $4.87 million in licensing fees for giving his name and likeness to the Trump Digital Trading Cards collection.