Donald Trump’s non-fungible token (NFT ) card collection, playing card-themed prize winners sell prize NFTs on secondary NFT markets such as Opensea. His Polygon-created NFT serves as a pass for his one-on-one Zoom meetings with the 45th President of the United States and his gala dinner with Trump. In the last 24 hours on Thursday, January 12, 2023, the “Win Trump Prizes” collection has sold 38 ethers, or approximately $53,000.
Trump’s NFT Prize Collection Auction on Opensea NFT Marketplace
Former President of the United States Donald Trump recently launched a collection of non-fungible token (NFT) cards and sold out on the first day of release. The NFT collection has been controversial among pundits on the left side of the political spectrum. When the sale takes place, NFT owners will have the opportunity to win special Trump-related prizes, including golf with the former president, one-on-one Zoom calls, and an invitation to a gala dinner with Trump in Florida.
These prizes were created as his NFTs on the Polygon blockchain, similar to trading card sets. They are now seeing a secondary sale on Opensea, the leading NFT marketplace in terms of sales volume. In 24 hours, we recorded 38 Ethereum (ETH), or about $53,000.
At the time of writing, theWin Trump Prizes collection has a lower bound of approximately 0.0219 ETH. His one particular ticket called “Group Zoom event with Pres.” Trump” sells for 0.0466 ETH, or $66.43 in NFT tickets. His NFT sales at the Trump Awards currently occupy his 48th position in his NFT collection sales on the final day. It surpassed the Rarepass NFT collection, which fetched $52,458 today, and underperformed the Rektguy NFT collection at $54,444 in sales over the past 24 hours. Better 24 hour sales than collections like Cats, Zed Run, Solana Monkey Business and World of Women. Collection sales have been lackluster, only 0.18% of his NFT sales of $29.77m on Thursday. Trump’s original trading card NFT recorded sales of $20,701 on Jan. 12, which is 44.90% lower than the previous day.
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