Donald Trump has launched his fourth set of digital trading cards, featuring 50 new Polygon-based NFT cards priced at $99 each.
Called the “America First” collection, the NFTs depict Trump in a variety of fun scenes and costumes — similar to previously released Trump digital trading cards — and offer a number of package deals, including dinners signed with Trump and Cocktails and other benefits.
Reaction has been mixed, with anti-Trump figures denouncing it as a desperate fundraising attempt and pro-Trump figures praising the series — although one prominent influencer who purchased the series was criticized after reading the terms of service Wasn’t impressed.
Source: @CollectTrumpWhat is the Trump Digital Trading Card?
Debuting in December 2022, Trump Digital Trading Cards are a series of Polygon-based NFTs showcasing the former president in a variety of outfits and situations.
The cards are primarily a way for Trump to raise money from supporters while offering unique perks in return — in previous versions, the most valuable was the chance to have dinner with Trump, and in the latest Series 4 edition This continues in the series.
In addition to the in-person opportunity, specific packages allow buyers to receive (or be included in the drawing for) a host of perks, such as signed sneakers, autographed physical trading cards, and his suit and tie. ,etc.
Source: @CollectTrumpWhat was the response?
Reaction to Trump’s fourth series of digital trading cards, titled “America First,” has been mixed.
Yesterday, on Twitter Spaces, proud Trump supporter and influencer @notthreadguy purchased the latest version of the $25,000 card in hopes of getting a chance to have dinner and cocktails with Trump.
However, after reading the terms of service – and noting that the terms stipulated that this had to be a single transaction paid in cryptocurrency – it appeared that he only had a 25/250 (10%) chance of getting the top-notch dinner and cocktail package, leading him to say that he “ How many days will it take to log out?”
