Although opinions are divided on whether Trump Cards are a positive development for NFTs, there is a healthy interest in the project. People were eager to mint their Trump Digital Trading Cards and see what they could do with them. So far, the average minter holds 3.5 NFTs in this collection, although that will likely change quickly.
Trump Digital Trading Cards Note Momentum
Many people were surprised by the launch of an NFT collection by former U.S. President Trump. He isn’t the most loved person in the world, although many eagerly await his controversial stances and ideas. It also makes for a good NFT collection, or so it would seem. People can collect rare digital collectible trading cards inspired by President Trump. The collection spans 45,000 NFTs, of which 44,000 were sold quickly through the website.
While there are reasons to own Trump Digital Trading Cards, they can go beyond speculation. Users could acquire these NFTs with credit cards, making the onboarding process much smoother. Moreover, every NFT is an entry into a sweepstake with “1000s of incredible prizes and an opportunity to meet Donald Trump.” A strong incentive for some, although most NFT buyers want quick profits.
Price-wise, these NFTs were not the most expensive of the bunch. Sold at $99 each, they are affordable for everyone, and their collectible aspect can certainly generate value. The sweepstakes are a bonus, and they may not necessarily be what people are after. In addition, whoever bought 45 NFTs received a guaranteed dinner with the former U.S President. It is also interesting to see how the Trump Digital Trading Cards are issued on Polygon, a more effective and cheaper network than Ethereum.
A secondary market exists for the Trump Digital Trading Cards on OpenSea. The collection has over 500 ETH in volume so far, with a floor price of 0.086 ETH at writing time. It will be interesting to see if there is sufficient demand for this collection. In addition, traders may want to heed the 10% creator fee slapped on top of this collection, which is pretty steep. Even so, over 5,700 sales in quick succession confirm the collection is building strong momentum.
Key Collection Statistics
What is remarkable is how under 13,000 people minted the Trump Digital Trading Cards. That is a healthy amount and ensures a relatively fair distribution. The average user minted 3.5 NFTs or a $350 purchase. It is not an insane amount to spend on NFTs that may gain traction due to their collectible nature. In addition, the sweepstakes may prove appealing to Trump supporters, of which there are many today.
There is one wallet holding 1,000 NFTs – the missing 1,000 ones that weren’t put up for sale through the website – but other whales exist, too. One address has over 800 NFTs, with another holding over 540. Even so, most people hold one or two Trump Digital Trading Card NFTs, with 7 or more being an exception. However, 175 addresses hold 10 NFTs in this collection, and 121 others have 45 of them. A very interesting distribution overall, which can heavily influence the price floor.
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