Recall, Donald Trump is the favourite for the upcoming US presidential election, which will be held in November. He also supports the digital asset industry, emphasising the complexity of the situation for the niche.

Apparently, the politician’s NFT collections are part of an information campaign in support of Donald, aimed at crypto holders. And so far, this initiative looks justified.

New NFT-collection from Donald Trump

Where to buy Donald Trump’s NFT

The new series includes NFTs that are released on a Tier 2 solution for Etherium called Polygon. Each digital copy is for sale at a price of $99 each. This time, the maximum supply of the series is limited to 360 thousand Trump digital cards.

A screenshot from the unveiling of Donald Trump’s new NFT collection

This is the largest NFT set from Donald among all his crypto initiatives. The previous collection, released in December 2023, could have up to 100 thousand cards, but users ended up buying and releasing just over 50 thousand NFTs of them.

The first two sets, which included 44 thousand and 46 thousand unique tokens respectively, sold out completely.

For extra hype, the token sale on the official website comes with a few curious bonuses for those who buy more NFTs.

For example, buyers who purchase 75 or 250 NFT in a single transaction will get the chance to be a guest at a big dinner with Trump in attendance in September, as well as an original piece of the suit Trump wore during his debate with President Joe Biden in June.

Buyers of the 5 NFT will immediately receive gold trainers as a gift

According to Decrypt’s sources, Donald’s first series of NFTs dated December 2022 initially received a lot of criticism even in the cryptocurrency fan community.

However, it still sold out within a day and caused a surge in demand for digital assets during resale. However, the launch of the second version of the collection in 2023 brought down the prices of the original cards. That said, only about half of the already third iteration was eventually sold to investors.

Buyers of 15 NFTs will immediately receive physical cards with Trump and platinum trainers

Trump’s fourth-generation NFTs are unique in their own way – no token in the collection can be resold on the secondary market until 31 January 2025, which is prohibited by certain restrictions in the project’s smart contract.

In addition, the series’ website specifies that the funds from the sale will not go to Trump’s presidential campaign. The company behind the organisation of the project is NFT INT LLC, which has a licence to use Trump’s images and branding.

As we’ve noted, since the beginning of the year, Trump has openly shifted his rhetoric in favour of Bitcoin and other digital assets, with his strategy automatically making the crypto a potential deciding factor in the upcoming presidential election.

It’s worth noting that the politician is indeed placing a serious bet on the supporters of digital assets and decentralisation. For example, on 27 July, Trump spoke at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville. There, he promised to protect the rights of American miners, form a national crypto reserve, fire Gary Gensler on the first day of his new powers, and create an adequate regulatory framework for digital assets if he wins.

Donald Trump’s digital maps

Trump’s rival in the election race, Democrat Kamala Harris, has yet to publicly state her stance on Bitcoin and the coin market in general. Moreover, Harris has not held an open press conference for 38 days, thus not commenting on any important topics for fear of losing ratings.

Kamala’s fans consider this strategy to be correct, while other US residents do not perceive such a move: after all, a US presidential candidate should clearly be able to communicate with journalists and voice his own positions, as Trump does.

Countdown of the time during which US Vice President Kamala Harris did not give a press conference

However, there have already been hints from her representatives that Harris will eventually have to listen to the opinion of crypto-enthusiast voters and even make some concessions to fans of decentralisation.

However, there is no confirmation of this version yet. In addition, Kamala’s team is working with Bharat Ramamurthy, a former economic adviser to the current president’s administration, who is also a well-known critic of cryptocurrencies. He is believed to be the one who designed the operation to combat the US authorities’ crackdown on the digital asset industry, known as “The Boost 2.0”.

On top of that, Harris has been a vice president on Biden’s team for 3.5 years. Apparently, she was happy with the authorities’ policy towards crypto, so for now, a vote in Kamala’s favour doesn’t seem like something positive for the coin niche.

The probability of Trump and Harris winning the election according to the Polymarket platform

Cryptocurrencies have become so popular that their owners in the US could very well influence the presidential election. Which means that as they approach, we are waiting for more and more new initiatives of politicians on the sphere of coins.


Donald Trump's NFT collections allow the politician to simultaneously raise capital and remind voters of himself. However, in the current climate of digital asset regulation in the US, they also offer hope for the normalisation of the coin niche in the region. Still, support for cryptos from a former American president is worth a lot.