The day after its first release, ex-President Donald Trump’s non-fungible token (NFT) digital trading card collection was sold out. The trade volume for the collection was 900 ETH, or around $1.08 million, according to statistics from OpenSea. Its floor price, which is more than quadruple the original price of $99, is around 0.19 ETH, or roughly $230. Some tokens are going for far more money than others.
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3.5 tokens were produced by almost 13,000 users after the collection’s publication, according to statistics from Dune Analytics. Additionally, 115 clients bought 45 NFTs, the bare minimum needed to secure a seat at a meal with Trump; 17 others bought 100 NFTs, the maximum amount authorised to be minted, according to the Trump Trading Card website. Dune’s extra analytics, however, reveal that other wallets held far more. Currently, one Gnosis Safe multisignature wallet, which looks to be the wallet receiving royalty payments, has 1,000 NFTs, many of which are one-of-ones.
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