Former President Trump releases new NFT “Mugshot Edition” containing fragments of his arrest suit

Mugshot Edition NFT released

Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday released a new NFT (non-fungible token) trading card, the Mugshot Edition, featuring a photo of himself when he was arrested.

A dedicated website sells 100,000 cards for $99 each. The collection includes 2,024 limited edition physical cards, each of varying rarity, that will be mailed to customers who purchase 47 or more cards (approximately $4,600 worth) in a single transaction.

The limited edition physical cards will feature fragments of the suit Trump wore during his mugshot taken after his arrest in Georgia, and 25 of them will feature Trump’s personal signature. The suit fragments are described as “the most historically significant artifacts in the history of the United States.”

Additionally, those who purchase any of the 47 digital cards will receive an invitation to a dinner with Trump as a bonus. However, the notice said there was a possibility that they would not receive Trump’s suit fragments or autographed cards. Additionally, if Trump is unable to attend the dinner, the benefit dinner could be rescheduled or a limited edition Trump NFT could be awarded instead.

In addition, the first 200 people to purchase 100 cards will receive other perks, including a physical card containing a piece of the tie worn by Trump.

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Trump’s NFT deployment

Former President Trump launched a second wave of digital trading cards, “Collect Trump Cards,” in April, selling 47,000 cards for $99 and selling out within hours. Sales reached approximately 616 million yen ($4.6 million), and combined with the first edition, the revenue was over $9 million.

From the first to third editions, Polygon (MATIC) is used as the blockchain that serves as the basis for issuing NFTs, and the payment currency is WETH, a wrapped version of Ethereum.

Trading volume for Trump’s first digital trading card collection surged more than 200% in the last 24 hours after announcing the “Mugshot Edition.”

Former President Trump released the second edition of his digital trading card series, “Collect Trump Cards,” in April of this year. 47,000 copies were made and sold for $99, but they sold out within hours. Sales reached approximately 616 million yen ($4.6 million). Combined with the first installment, the revenue was over $9 million.

Trading volume for Trump’s first digital trading card collection soared more than 200% in the last 24 hours after the Mugshot Edition was announced. According to CoinGecko, the minimum purchase price (floor price) for Collect Trump Cards is $381.35 (approximately 55,000 yen).

In April of this year, documents submitted to the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE) revealed that former President Trump holds Ethereum (ETH) worth between 36 million yen and 72 million yen ($250,000 to $500,000). I knew that.

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