PANews reported on July 17 that according to CoinDesk, according to an interview with Donald Trump published by Bloomberg Businessweek on Tuesday, Trump plans to launch his fourth NFT series. In the interview, Trump said that his previous NFT collections were "very successful" and sold out within a day: "All sold out: 45,000 cards. I launched it three times, and I will launch it again because people want me to launch it again."
Trump previously revealed at a party for his NFT holders at Mar-a-Lago in May that he planned to release a fourth NFT series, but he did not make a commitment at the time, saying: "I believe in supply and demand. As you know, the first series did very well, the second series did very well, and the third series did very well. Maybe at some point things will get better."
"Crypto is not going away, it's amazing," Trump said of cryptocurrencies in an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek, adding that he "met a lot of people in the crypto industry" at the fundraiser, calling them "top talent." "We have a great foundation," Trump said of the U.S. cryptocurrency industry. "It's a baby. It's still in its infancy. But I don't want another country to take over this space."
