Ex-President Donald Trump introduces a new $99 NFT series
In a recent Twitter post, President Joe Biden made some significant statements, outlining his plans to address inflation and authorise the passage of a marriage security bill.
Meanwhile, the digital art world is abuzz with controversy surrounding former President Donald Trump's foray into Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). The company distributing Trump's digital collectible cards, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), has launched trading of the Trump token on major crypto exchanges like Binance, OKX, and Bybit.
However, the sale of these NFTs has sparked speculation, with some suggesting that the funds might be used to finance Mr. Trump's legal battles. This claim, however, is not confirmed.
Steve Bannon, a former chief strategist for Mr. Trump, has expressed opposition to NFTs, suggesting that anyone associated with their sale should be terminated. Bannon made these remarks on his podcast.
It is important to note that the website for the NFTs states that they are not political and have nothing to do with any political project. The content used is copyrighted to its respective owners and authors.
Moreover, NFT INT LLC is not owned, managed, or regulated by Donald J. Trump, The Trump Organization, CIC Digital LLC, or any of their respective principals or affiliates. The website also clarifies that the funds will not be used for Mr. Trump's political campaign.
In a move towards transparency, The WorldsTimes, in its blog, provides proper attribution to the original author, artist, or photographer for any images featured. The WorldsTimes does not claim credit for these images unless otherwise noted.
As the NFT market continues to evolve, the debate surrounding its use in political and financial arenas is likely to persist.
