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#Trump's NFT collection gets $2 million despite slow market #Crypto #LatestNews
Despite anemic non-fungible token (NFT) sales globally, former president Donald Trump has earned more than $2 million from his fourth collection of NFTs released this week.
Known as "Series 4: The America First Collection,” Trump’s latest digital collectibles are being sold at a price of $99 apiece. They feature Trump’s visage emblazoned on trading cards with titles like "SuperTrump," and "crypto president."
Trump has heavily promoted crypto in the weeks since he headlined the 2024 Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. During the conference, Trump pledged to remove Gary Gensler, the current chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to rapturous applause from crypto executives.
"Bitcoin stands for freedom," he proclaimed. “We will have regulations, but from now on the rules will be written by people who love your industry, not hate your industry,” he said.
This past week, collectors have bought fewer than 21,000 digital trading cards out of a potential pool of 360,000. Trump stands to earn $35.6 million total if all his trading cards are sold.
While the number of NFTs sold has been meager – amounting to only 5% of Trump’s total collection – some analysts have publicly pronounced the long-term value of Trump's NFTs effectively worthless, and are encouraging investors to dump the collection prior to November.
The slow sales are a sharp departure from the performance of Trump’s initial two NFT collections, which managed to sell out rapidly.
"Timing is important," wrote sports appraiser Michael Osacky. "Nobody is going to care or remember these cards come November. The time to sell is today.
Despite anemic non-fungible token (NFT) sales globally, former president Donald Trump has earned more than $2 million from his fourth collection of NFTs released this week.
Known as "Series 4: The America First Collection,” Trump’s latest digital collectibles are being sold at a price of $99 apiece. They feature Trump’s visage emblazoned on trading cards with titles like "SuperTrump," and "crypto president."
Trump has heavily promoted crypto in the weeks since he headlined the 2024 Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. During the conference, Trump pledged to remove Gary Gensler, the current chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to rapturous applause from crypto executives.
"Bitcoin stands for freedom," he proclaimed. “We will have regulations, but from now on the rules will be written by people who love your industry, not hate your industry,” he said.
This past week, collectors have bought fewer than 21,000 digital trading cards out of a potential pool of 360,000. Trump stands to earn $35.6 million total if all his trading cards are sold.
While the number of NFTs sold has been meager – amounting to only 5% of Trump’s total collection – some analysts have publicly pronounced the long-term value of Trump's NFTs effectively worthless, and are encouraging investors to dump the collection prior to November.
The slow sales are a sharp departure from the performance of Trump’s initial two NFT collections, which managed to sell out rapidly.
"Timing is important," wrote sports appraiser Michael Osacky. "Nobody is going to care or remember these cards come November. The time to sell is today.
Here are some #memes ideas based on #Trump's speech at the #Bitcoin conference:
1. Trump as a Bitcoin Champion
- Image: Trump holding a Bitcoin flag.
- Caption: "From 'Not a #fan of Bitcoin' to 'Make Bitcoin Great Again'"
2. Trump's Strategic Bitcoin #Stockpile
- Image: Trump with a treasure chest full of Bitcoins.
- Caption: "Building America's Strategic Bitcoin Stockpile like a pro"
3. Firing the #SEC Chair
- Image: Trump pointing and saying "You're fired!"
- Caption: "When Gary Gensler gets in the way of Bitcoin"
4. No to #CBDC
- Image: Trump with a stop sign.
- Caption: "No Central Bank Digital Currency on my watch!"
5. Self-Custody Rights
- Image: Trump holding a Bitcoin key.
- Caption: "Supporting your right to hold your own Bitcoin"
These ideas can be turned into images using tools like #Photoshop or online meme generators.
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1. Trump as a Bitcoin Champion
- Image: Trump holding a Bitcoin flag.
- Caption: "From 'Not a #fan of Bitcoin' to 'Make Bitcoin Great Again'"
2. Trump's Strategic Bitcoin #Stockpile
- Image: Trump with a treasure chest full of Bitcoins.
- Caption: "Building America's Strategic Bitcoin Stockpile like a pro"
3. Firing the #SEC Chair
- Image: Trump pointing and saying "You're fired!"
- Caption: "When Gary Gensler gets in the way of Bitcoin"
4. No to #CBDC
- Image: Trump with a stop sign.
- Caption: "No Central Bank Digital Currency on my watch!"
5. Self-Custody Rights
- Image: Trump holding a Bitcoin key.
- Caption: "Supporting your right to hold your own Bitcoin"
These ideas can be turned into images using tools like #Photoshop or online meme generators.
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Top 10 crypto news for yesterday
1. #Bitcoin Nears $30,000**: Bitcoin's price surged close to the $30,000 mark, driven by weak economic data from China and declining global yields.$BTC
2. #PayPal Expands Crypto Services**: PayPal announced the expansion of its crypto services to the EU and UK, allowing users to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies directly through their PayPal accounts.
3. #MetaMask Launches Pooled Staking**: MetaMask introduced a new feature that allows users to participate in pooled staking for Ethereum (ETH), making it easier for users to earn rewards from staking.$ETH
4. **Brazil's Largest Bank Embraces Crypto**: Brazil's largest bank expanded its crypto trading services to all customers, allowing them to trade Bitcoin and Ether directly through the bank's platform.
5. #Trump's Crypto Stance**: Former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his support for cryptocurrencies, stating that he wants all remaining Bitcoin to be "Made in USA" during a meeting with Bitcoin mining executives.
6. **Fidelity Tokenizes Money Market Fund**: Fidelity International announced the tokenization of its money market fund on JPMorgan's blockchain, joining the Tokenized Collateral Network (TCN) to enhance liquidity and efficiency.
7. #Cardano 's Voltaire Upgrade**: Cardano's co-founder, Charles Hoskinson, confirmed that the network is on track for its Voltaire upgrade this month, which aims to enhance governance and decentralization.
8. **ZKSync's Airdrop Announcement**: ZKSync announced an upcoming airdrop of its ZK tokens, with 17.5% of the total token supply set to be distributed to users next week.
9. **DeFi Technologies' New Validator Node**: DeFi Technologies revealed plans to launch a validator node and stake $100 million in Bitcoin (BTC) to support the network and earn staking rewards.
10. **Hong Kong's Crypto ETF Flexibility**: Hong Kong's Finance Secretary highlighted the city's flexibility in accommodating six spot crypto ETFs, aiming to attract more crypto investments and boost the local market.
Top 10 crypto news for yesterday
1. #Bitcoin Nears $30,000**: Bitcoin's price surged close to the $30,000 mark, driven by weak economic data from China and declining global yields.$BTC
2. #PayPal Expands Crypto Services**: PayPal announced the expansion of its crypto services to the EU and UK, allowing users to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies directly through their PayPal accounts.
3. #MetaMask Launches Pooled Staking**: MetaMask introduced a new feature that allows users to participate in pooled staking for Ethereum (ETH), making it easier for users to earn rewards from staking.$ETH
4. **Brazil's Largest Bank Embraces Crypto**: Brazil's largest bank expanded its crypto trading services to all customers, allowing them to trade Bitcoin and Ether directly through the bank's platform.
5. #Trump's Crypto Stance**: Former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his support for cryptocurrencies, stating that he wants all remaining Bitcoin to be "Made in USA" during a meeting with Bitcoin mining executives.
6. **Fidelity Tokenizes Money Market Fund**: Fidelity International announced the tokenization of its money market fund on JPMorgan's blockchain, joining the Tokenized Collateral Network (TCN) to enhance liquidity and efficiency.
7. #Cardano 's Voltaire Upgrade**: Cardano's co-founder, Charles Hoskinson, confirmed that the network is on track for its Voltaire upgrade this month, which aims to enhance governance and decentralization.
8. **ZKSync's Airdrop Announcement**: ZKSync announced an upcoming airdrop of its ZK tokens, with 17.5% of the total token supply set to be distributed to users next week.
9. **DeFi Technologies' New Validator Node**: DeFi Technologies revealed plans to launch a validator node and stake $100 million in Bitcoin (BTC) to support the network and earn staking rewards.
10. **Hong Kong's Crypto ETF Flexibility**: Hong Kong's Finance Secretary highlighted the city's flexibility in accommodating six spot crypto ETFs, aiming to attract more crypto investments and boost the local market.
How important is Trump's support for crypto for the crypto market?
Donald Trump wasn't much of a fan of cryptocurrencies during his first stint in the White House. He even said in one of his posts that "they were baseless". But he later sold millions of dollars worth of NFTs and began touting himself as the preferred candidate of the crypto masses.
"If you're for crypto, you're going to vote for Trump because they want to end it," he said at the party at Mar-a-Lago on Wednesday, referring to Democrats and President Joe Biden. said. He also promised that his campaign would start accepting crypto donations.
The 77-year-old candidate's sharp comeback did not come as much of a surprise among the audience of about 200 of his supporters. Many had purchased $10,000 #Trump Trading Card NFTs to attend the former President's massive event at his Florida palace.
Very few of the questions asked at the event were crypto-related, but they were enough to clarify some things:
Trump is not competent in cryptocurrencies, he is competent in selling cryptocurrencies. Neither of these two items matter much because Trump has declared himself the “leader” of cryptocurrencies.
Asked what he thought about central bank digital currencies (#CBDCs ) and government-owned blockchains, Trump said: “There is a time and a place for them all.” he answers. However, these two issues are often opposed by crypto advocates.
Trump continues: “Looking at crypto, we can see that the technology that people turned their noses at a few years ago and said would fail is now breaking records. “We can accept that this is a currency, I am accepting it more and more every day.”
In short, #Trump's support for crypto may not be as big a deal as the industry thinks. But of course, he is still the first major party presidential candidate to embrace crypto.
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Donald Trump wasn't much of a fan of cryptocurrencies during his first stint in the White House. He even said in one of his posts that "they were baseless". But he later sold millions of dollars worth of NFTs and began touting himself as the preferred candidate of the crypto masses.
"If you're for crypto, you're going to vote for Trump because they want to end it," he said at the party at Mar-a-Lago on Wednesday, referring to Democrats and President Joe Biden. said. He also promised that his campaign would start accepting crypto donations.
The 77-year-old candidate's sharp comeback did not come as much of a surprise among the audience of about 200 of his supporters. Many had purchased $10,000 #Trump Trading Card NFTs to attend the former President's massive event at his Florida palace.
Very few of the questions asked at the event were crypto-related, but they were enough to clarify some things:
Trump is not competent in cryptocurrencies, he is competent in selling cryptocurrencies. Neither of these two items matter much because Trump has declared himself the “leader” of cryptocurrencies.
Asked what he thought about central bank digital currencies (#CBDCs ) and government-owned blockchains, Trump said: “There is a time and a place for them all.” he answers. However, these two issues are often opposed by crypto advocates.
Trump continues: “Looking at crypto, we can see that the technology that people turned their noses at a few years ago and said would fail is now breaking records. “We can accept that this is a currency, I am accepting it more and more every day.”
In short, #Trump's support for crypto may not be as big a deal as the industry thinks. But of course, he is still the first major party presidential candidate to embrace crypto.
$BTC $ETH $BNB
In a groundbreaking move, Bitcoin and cryptocurrency are set to play a pivotal role in the American Presidential Election cycle for the first time. Donald Trump's embrace of crypto marks a stark departure from his previous stance, positioning himself as the preferred candidate for digital asset enthusiasts. His outreach to the crypto community contrasts sharply with the Democrats' perceived opposition, highlighting a growing partisan divide over crypto regulation. Trump's endorsement and campaign strategies signal a shift in political dynamics, reshaping the conversation around cryptocurrency's role in governance and policy-making.
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Donald Trump Looked for a Solution in Bitcoin to Solve the USA's 35 Trillion Debt!
Bitcoin Magazine #CEO included Donald #Trump's remarkable interest in #Bitcoin (BTC). David Bailey, CEO of Bitcoin Magazine and an assistant in Trump's cryptocurrency campaign, made remarkable statements.
Bailey stated that #Trump consulted him about whether Bitcoin could be a solution to solve the US's $35 trillion debt, and that this conversation took place in the first meeting.
In response to Trump's question, Bailey said that he had some ideas but was not ready to discuss this issue in their first meeting.
The Bitcoin Magazine team, one of the first content producers of the cryptocurrency industry, continues to advise Trump on developing a friendly policy towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. #Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin was once a content editor for this team.
Trump, who included cryptocurrency donations in his presidential election campaign and stated that he would bring freedom to cryptocurrencies in almost every speech, managed to attract the attention of the industry.
It is thought that the US presidential elections, which will take place in November, will have a serious impact on cryptocurrencies.
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Bitcoin Magazine #CEO included Donald #Trump's remarkable interest in #Bitcoin (BTC). David Bailey, CEO of Bitcoin Magazine and an assistant in Trump's cryptocurrency campaign, made remarkable statements.
Bailey stated that #Trump consulted him about whether Bitcoin could be a solution to solve the US's $35 trillion debt, and that this conversation took place in the first meeting.
In response to Trump's question, Bailey said that he had some ideas but was not ready to discuss this issue in their first meeting.
The Bitcoin Magazine team, one of the first content producers of the cryptocurrency industry, continues to advise Trump on developing a friendly policy towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. #Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin was once a content editor for this team.
Trump, who included cryptocurrency donations in his presidential election campaign and stated that he would bring freedom to cryptocurrencies in almost every speech, managed to attract the attention of the industry.
It is thought that the US presidential elections, which will take place in November, will have a serious impact on cryptocurrencies.
$BTC
Trump campaign says it was hacked, blames Iran ⚠️
WASHINGTON, Aug 10 - Donald #Trump's U.S. presidential campaign said on Saturday some of its internal communications were hacked and blamed the Iranian government, citing past hostilities between Trump and Iran without providing direct evidence.
The Republican's campaign statement came shortly after news website Politico reported it had begun receiving emails in July from an anonymous source offering authentic documents from inside Trump's operation, including a report about running mate JD Vance's "potential vulnerabilities."
"These documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources hostile to the United States, intended to interfere with the 2024 election and sow chaos throughout our Democratic process," Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung said in a statement.
Late on Saturday, Trump posted on his Truth Social app that Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab had just informed the campaign that Iran had hacked one of its websites. He cast blame on #Iran , adding they were "only able to get publicly available information." He did not elaborate further on the hack.
Reuters has not independently verified the identity of the alleged hackers or their motivation.
The Trump campaign referred to a Friday report from Microsoft researchers that said Iranian government-tied hackers tried breaking into the account of a "high-ranking official" on a U.S. presidential campaign in June. The hackers had taken over an account belonging to a former political advisor and then used it to target the official, the report said. That report did not provide further details on the targets' identities.
A Microsoft spokesperson declined to name the targeted officials or provide additional details after the report was published.
Iran's permanent mission to the United Nations in New York said in an email that "the Iranian government neither possesses nor harbors any intent or motive to interfere in the United States presidential election."
"We do not accord any credence to such reports," it added in response to the Trump campaign's allegations.
On Friday, in response to Microsoft's findings, Iran's U.N. mission told its cyber capabilities were "defensive and proportionate to the threats it faces," and that it had no plans to launch cyberattacks.
The former president had tense relations with Iran while in office. Under Trump, the United States killed Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani in 2020 and withdrew from a multilateral Iran nuclear deal.
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The Republican's campaign statement came shortly after news website Politico reported it had begun receiving emails in July from an anonymous source offering authentic documents from inside Trump's operation, including a report about running mate JD Vance's "potential vulnerabilities."
"These documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources hostile to the United States, intended to interfere with the 2024 election and sow chaos throughout our Democratic process," Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung said in a statement.
Late on Saturday, Trump posted on his Truth Social app that Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab had just informed the campaign that Iran had hacked one of its websites. He cast blame on #Iran , adding they were "only able to get publicly available information." He did not elaborate further on the hack.
Reuters has not independently verified the identity of the alleged hackers or their motivation.
The Trump campaign referred to a Friday report from Microsoft researchers that said Iranian government-tied hackers tried breaking into the account of a "high-ranking official" on a U.S. presidential campaign in June. The hackers had taken over an account belonging to a former political advisor and then used it to target the official, the report said. That report did not provide further details on the targets' identities.
A Microsoft spokesperson declined to name the targeted officials or provide additional details after the report was published.
Iran's permanent mission to the United Nations in New York said in an email that "the Iranian government neither possesses nor harbors any intent or motive to interfere in the United States presidential election."
"We do not accord any credence to such reports," it added in response to the Trump campaign's allegations.
On Friday, in response to Microsoft's findings, Iran's U.N. mission told its cyber capabilities were "defensive and proportionate to the threats it faces," and that it had no plans to launch cyberattacks.
The former president had tense relations with Iran while in office. Under Trump, the United States killed Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani in 2020 and withdrew from a multilateral Iran nuclear deal.
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