Community baffled by Trump's bizarre ‘SimpDAO’ NFT collection
Former president and crypto hater Donald Trump’s bizarre NFT collectible project has left the community baffled.
Even conservatives and avid MAGA supporters are scratching their heads, while analyst Eric Wall likened the project to a “SimpDAO.”
In what Trump called a “major announcement” via his social media platform Truth Social on Dec. 15, the former president unveiled a collection of 45,000 NFT trading cards, with the artwork depicting himself in various outfits such as golf attire, hunting gear and a superhero costume.
Thank God, the digital trading cards are here. It was indeed a MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT. pic.twitter.com/T1nsqRwr92
The Polygon-based NFTs are selling for $99 per token, and buyers are automatically entered into sweepstakes which include “1000s of prizes” such as one-on-one dinners, zoom calls and rounds of golf with Trump.
At the time of writing, there are around 35,600 Trump Digital Trading Cards listed for secondary sales on Opensea, with a floor price of 0.065 Ether (ETH), or $82.
People in the NFT community have reported that some of the biggest sales so far have ranged between 1 ETH ($1270) to 2 ETH ($2,541).
35 wallets hold at least 45 trump nfts, which entitles them to dinner with him pic.twitter.com/AsDwa5dehC
Wall, who was one of the first to explain the SimpDAO concept and started his own with EricaDAO, noted the resemblance on Twitter:
The term "SimpDAO" was coined after social media star Irene Zhao launched IreneDAO in January. The NFT project offers fans — known as ‘Simps’ — a way to bond over their love for Irene and get benefits such as free tokens, meet and greets, phone calls etc. It has generated $3.3 million worth of secondary NFT sales to date on OpenSea alone.
Isn't it insane he says he
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