I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop. Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than
hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will
only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure
to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will
bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be
making tons of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TB
Technobarbarian wrote:
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop. >> Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than
hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will
only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure
to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will
bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be
making tons of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TB
damn. That's literally tacky, but maybe I should buy some anyway, and
it's uniquely possible I could make a profit in a few years by promoting
them in the context of Before-The-Spaghetti-Stuck cards.
On 12/15/2022 10:02 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
     I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99
a pop. Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even
better than hard copy baseball cards and just in time for
Christmas. There will only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial
offering and they're sure to sell out fast. You can sell your cards
for whatever the market will bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top
of those sales. Everyone will be making tons of money on this. And
you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
   You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors." >>>
TB
damn. That's literally tacky, but maybe I should buy some anyway,
and it's uniquely possible I could make a profit in a few years by
promoting them in the context of Before-The-Spaghetti-Stuck cards.
Tacky is one of its best features. And you could hit it lucky if
you get one of the early one of kind cards. When you sell it for a
zillion bucks #45 will only get 10% of that. This beats owning a
gambling casino all to hell.
To keep it legal you can request a free entry in the YUGE sweepstakes. You might win dinner with the idiot and a few hundred
other people.
The only price you would pay would probably be a yuge
flood of #45 related email. Who knows? Pretty soon he could be selling
NFT steaks and Ginsu knifes. The sky is the limit.
TB
TB
Technobarbarian wrote:
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop. Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than
hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will
only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure
to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be making tons of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TBdamn. That's literally tacky, but maybe I should buy some anyway, and
it's uniquely possible I could make a profit in a few years by
promoting them in the context of Before-The-Spaghetti-Stuck cards.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
Technobarbarian wrote:
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop. >> Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than
hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will
only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure
to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will
bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be
making tons of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TB
damn. That's literally tacky, but maybe I should buy some anyway, and
it's uniquely possible I could make a profit in a few years by promoting
them in the context of Before-The-Spaghetti-Stuck cards.
On Thursday, December 15, 2022 at 10:02:45 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:cyber-magic beans, preventing all future hair loss! What are you waiting for?
Technobarbarian wrote:
damn. That's literally tacky, but maybe I should buy some anyway, and
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop.
Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than
hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will
only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure
to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will
bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be
making tons of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TB
it's uniquely possible I could make a profit in a few years by
promoting them in the context of Before-The-Spaghetti-Stuck cards.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
This could be the last opportunity for a Trump merchandise collector's ship to come in, at over 10 mph! Strike now, while the iron is hot! Now, is the time to get in, on on the ground floor! The 1st 1,000 callers, will also get an order of
A fool & his money Jr.
On 12/15/2022 12:36 PM, film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thursday, December 15, 2022 at 10:02:45 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
damn. That's literally tacky, but maybe I should buy some anyway, and
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop. >>>> Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than
hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will
only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure
to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will >>>> bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be
making tons of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TB
it's uniquely possible I could make a profit in a few years by
promoting them in the context of Before-The-Spaghetti-Stuck cards.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
This could be the last opportunity for a Trump merchandise collector's
ship to come in, at over 10 mph! Strike now, while the iron is
hot! Now, is the time to get in, on on the ground floor! The 1st >> 1,000 callers, will also get an order of cyber-magic beans,
preventing all future hair loss! What are you waiting for?
A fool & his money Jr.
:-) I think we're a long way from the "last" opportunity. P.T. Barnum would be proud of this guy. I'll bet his family will be selling
last opportunities long after he's gone. This is probably just the start
of the NFT gold rush. You could sell your own digital trading cards.
That thought is likely to occur to a lot of celebrities and hucksters.
Some of them have already gotten a head start.
"Celebs Are Being Sued for Shilling Expensive Bored Ape NFTs"
"Gwyneth Paltrow and Jimmy Fallon are among those accused of urging
people to buy "losing investments" without disclosing payments for endorsements.
A class-action lawsuit was filed against the Bored Ape Yacht Club
A class action lawsuit was filed against Yuga Labs, the parent company
of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), on Friday, in which investors claimed
the company didn’t disclose celebrities’ alleged involvement in
promoting and selling NFTs (non-fungible tokens).
The lawsuit, seen by Gizmodo, named celebrities who were reportedly used
to increase revenue by “billions of dollars” that were generated by
their endorsements. The plaintiffs, Adonis Real and Adam Titcher claim
the campaign artificially inflated the interest and price of BAYC,
“causing investors to purchase these losing investments at drastically inflated prices.”
Real and Titcher filed the lawsuit last week and are seeking monetary
damages for themselves and others affected by the alleged scheme.
Guy Oseary, a talent manager for stars including Madonna and U2, is
named as the primary defendant in the lawsuit. Oseary is a partner in
Yuga Labs and is allegedly heavily involved in managing many of the celebrities who promoted BAYC NFTs.
According to the lawsuit, Oseary “entirely manufactured” a front operation of MoonPay, of which he is an investor, to promote and sell
digital assets. MoonPay is a crypto payment platform that acts as a
mid-way service for celebrities’ NFT transactions.
The lawsuit claims BAYC relied “heavily on the perception that ‘joining the club’ (i.e., buying a BAYC NFT) brings investors status and provides them access to events, benefits, and other lucrative investment
opportunities exclusive to BAYC holders.”
The lawsuit continued, adding, “The exclusiveness of BAYC membership was entirely based on the inclusion and endorsements of highly influential celebrities.”
The lawsuit names Gwyneth Paltrow, Paris Hilton, Jimmy Fallon, Kevin
Hart, Serena Williams, DJ Khaled, and others—amounting to a total of 37 defendants as part of the purported involvement in BAYC and for
“promoting and selling a suite of digital assets.” The lawsuit adds, “at
no point did any of the defendants register these securities with the SEC.”
BAYC is comprised of more than 10,000 NFTs of cartoon monkeys in
different outfits and its cheapest NFT is valued at around $88,000,
according to CNET. Its value makes BAYC one of the most successful and exclusive NFT art collections.
A Yuga Labs spokesperson said in a statement to numerous outlets
including The A.V. Club, “In our view, these claims are opportunistic
and parasitic. We strongly believe that they are without merit, and look forward to proving as much.”"
https://gizmodo.com/board-ape-nfts-bayc-celeb-endorsements-1849884270
I'm sure this is just a problem with the paperwork. The hucksters will be more careful next time. I thought I had learned everything I
needed to know about digging for gold from Walter Huston's classic
movie, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. In AZ I knew a guy who had
lived it--more than once. The last time he was too old to dig himself
out again.
They could have a whole home shopping network for nothing but NFTs. Everyone's grandmother will be buying this stuff so their grandchildren
will have money to go to college with. Be careful you don't get caught
in the stampede.
TB
On 12/15/2022 2:41 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/15/2022 12:36 PM, film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thursday, December 15, 2022 at 10:02:45 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
damn. That's literally tacky, but maybe I should buy some anyway, and >>> it's uniquely possible I could make a profit in a few years by
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop. >>>> Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than >>>> hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will >>>> only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure >>>> to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will >>>> bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be >>>> making tons of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TB
promoting them in the context of Before-The-Spaghetti-Stuck cards.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
This could be the last opportunity for a Trump merchandise collector's
ship to come in, at over 10 mph! Strike now, while the iron is
hot! Now, is the time to get in, on on the ground floor! The 1st
1,000 callers, will also get an order of cyber-magic beans,
preventing all future hair loss! What are you waiting for?
A fool & his money Jr.
:-) I think we're a long way from the "last" opportunity. P.T. Barnum would be proud of this guy. I'll bet his family will be selling last opportunities long after he's gone. This is probably just the start of the NFT gold rush. You could sell your own digital trading cards.
That thought is likely to occur to a lot of celebrities and hucksters. Some of them have already gotten a head start.
"Celebs Are Being Sued for Shilling Expensive Bored Ape NFTs"
"Gwyneth Paltrow and Jimmy Fallon are among those accused of urging
people to buy "losing investments" without disclosing payments for endorsements.
A class-action lawsuit was filed against the Bored Ape Yacht Club
A class action lawsuit was filed against Yuga Labs, the parent company
of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), on Friday, in which investors claimed
the company didn’t disclose celebrities’ alleged involvement in promoting and selling NFTs (non-fungible tokens).
The lawsuit, seen by Gizmodo, named celebrities who were reportedly used to increase revenue by “billions of dollars” that were generated by their endorsements. The plaintiffs, Adonis Real and Adam Titcher claim
the campaign artificially inflated the interest and price of BAYC, “causing investors to purchase these losing investments at drastically inflated prices.”
Real and Titcher filed the lawsuit last week and are seeking monetary damages for themselves and others affected by the alleged scheme.
Guy Oseary, a talent manager for stars including Madonna and U2, is
named as the primary defendant in the lawsuit. Oseary is a partner in
Yuga Labs and is allegedly heavily involved in managing many of the celebrities who promoted BAYC NFTs.
According to the lawsuit, Oseary “entirely manufactured” a front operation of MoonPay, of which he is an investor, to promote and sell digital assets. MoonPay is a crypto payment platform that acts as a mid-way service for celebrities’ NFT transactions.
The lawsuit claims BAYC relied “heavily on the perception that ‘joining
the club’ (i.e., buying a BAYC NFT) brings investors status and provides them access to events, benefits, and other lucrative investment opportunities exclusive to BAYC holders.”
The lawsuit continued, adding, “The exclusiveness of BAYC membership was entirely based on the inclusion and endorsements of highly influential celebrities.”
The lawsuit names Gwyneth Paltrow, Paris Hilton, Jimmy Fallon, Kevin
Hart, Serena Williams, DJ Khaled, and others—amounting to a total of 37 defendants as part of the purported involvement in BAYC and for “promoting and selling a suite of digital assets.” The lawsuit adds, “at
no point did any of the defendants register these securities with the SEC.”
BAYC is comprised of more than 10,000 NFTs of cartoon monkeys in
different outfits and its cheapest NFT is valued at around $88,000, according to CNET. Its value makes BAYC one of the most successful and exclusive NFT art collections.
A Yuga Labs spokesperson said in a statement to numerous outlets
including The A.V. Club, “In our view, these claims are opportunistic and parasitic. We strongly believe that they are without merit, and look forward to proving as much.”"
https://gizmodo.com/board-ape-nfts-bayc-celeb-endorsements-1849884270
I'm sure this is just a problem with the paperwork. The hucksters will be more careful next time. I thought I had learned everything I needed to know about digging for gold from Walter Huston's classic
movie, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. In AZ I knew a guy who had
lived it--more than once. The last time he was too old to dig himself
out again.
They could have a whole home shopping network for nothing but NFTs. Everyone's grandmother will be buying this stuff so their grandchildren will have money to go to college with. Be careful you don't get caught
in the stampede.
TB
This is even more hilarious:
The far-right personality known as "Baked Alaska" tweeted that he can't believe he's "going to jail for an nft salesman."
"Baked Alaska," whose real name is Anthime Gionet, participated in the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot.
He pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge that carries a sentence of
up to 6 months. His sentencing hearing is in January.
The far-right internet personality known as "Baked Alaska" was less than pleased with former President Donald Trump's announcement Thursday that
he's launching a series of digital trading card NFTs.
"i can't believe i'm going to jail for an nft salesman," Baked Alaska,
whose real name is Anthime Gionet, tweeted Thursday afternoon.
Gionet participated in the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol and later pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of parading,
demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building. The charge carries a sentence of up to six months, and Gionet's sentencing hearing is
scheduled for January 12.
Trump, who launched his 2024 presidential campaign last month, first
teased his NFT collection in a Truth Social post on Wednesday.
"AMERICA NEEDS A SUPERHERO! I will be making a MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT
tomorrow. THANK YOU!" he wrote. The statement was accompanied by a video depicting Trump as a Superman-style superhero, complete with laser beams shooting out of his eyes.
He followed up on Thursday morning, writing on his Twitter-esque social media site that the "official Donald Trump Digital Trading Card
collection is here! These limited edition cards feature amazing ART of
my Life & Career!"
He added that the cards, which are going for $99 apiece, are "like a baseball card, but hopefully much more exciting."
Gionet, who livestreamed himself storming the Capitol on January 6,
didn't mince words when reacting to Trump's announcement.
"i wanted to make america great again but all i got was this shitty
nft," he tweeted.
https://news.yahoo.com/far-troll-capitol-rioter-baked-232053140.html
You can't make this shit up! HawHawHaw!
Yeah! What about ol' Baked Alaska? He was just fighting to take his country back... Now, he's headed for the slammer, and his fearless leader, is trolling out comic book inspired nfts for $100 per pop! Guess he'd better start looking for abetter grade of fearless leader. when he hits the street again, huh?
Blind Justice Jr.
On 12/15/2022 2:41 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
On 12/15/2022 12:36 PM, film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thursday, December 15, 2022 at 10:02:45 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
damn. That's literally tacky, but maybe I should buy some anyway, and
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop.
Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than >>>>> hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will
only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure >>>>> to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will >>>>> bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be >>>>> making tons of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors." >>>>>
TB
it's uniquely possible I could make a profit in a few years by
promoting them in the context of Before-The-Spaghetti-Stuck cards.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
This could be the last opportunity for a Trump merchandise
collector's ship to come in, at over 10 mph! Strike now, while
the iron is hot! Now, is the time to get in, on on the ground
floor! The 1st 1,000 callers, will also get an order of cyber-magic
beans, preventing all future hair loss! What are you waiting for?
A fool & his money Jr.
:-) I think we're a long way from the "last" opportunity. P.T.
Barnum would be proud of this guy. I'll bet his family will be selling
last opportunities long after he's gone. This is probably just the
start of the NFT gold rush. You could sell your own digital trading
cards. That thought is likely to occur to a lot of celebrities and
hucksters. Some of them have already gotten a head start.
"Celebs Are Being Sued for Shilling Expensive Bored Ape NFTs"
"Gwyneth Paltrow and Jimmy Fallon are among those accused of urging
people to buy "losing investments" without disclosing payments for
endorsements.
A class-action lawsuit was filed against the Bored Ape Yacht Club
A class action lawsuit was filed against Yuga Labs, the parent company
of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), on Friday, in which investors claimed
the company didn’t disclose celebrities’ alleged involvement in
promoting and selling NFTs (non-fungible tokens).
The lawsuit, seen by Gizmodo, named celebrities who were reportedly
used to increase revenue by “billions of dollars” that were generated
by their endorsements. The plaintiffs, Adonis Real and Adam Titcher
claim the campaign artificially inflated the interest and price of
BAYC, “causing investors to purchase these losing investments at
drastically inflated prices.”
Real and Titcher filed the lawsuit last week and are seeking monetary
damages for themselves and others affected by the alleged scheme.
Guy Oseary, a talent manager for stars including Madonna and U2, is
named as the primary defendant in the lawsuit. Oseary is a partner in
Yuga Labs and is allegedly heavily involved in managing many of the
celebrities who promoted BAYC NFTs.
According to the lawsuit, Oseary “entirely manufactured” a front
operation of MoonPay, of which he is an investor, to promote and sell
digital assets. MoonPay is a crypto payment platform that acts as a
mid-way service for celebrities’ NFT transactions.
The lawsuit claims BAYC relied “heavily on the perception that
‘joining the club’ (i.e., buying a BAYC NFT) brings investors status
and provides them access to events, benefits, and other lucrative
investment opportunities exclusive to BAYC holders.”
The lawsuit continued, adding, “The exclusiveness of BAYC membership
was entirely based on the inclusion and endorsements of highly
influential celebrities.”
The lawsuit names Gwyneth Paltrow, Paris Hilton, Jimmy Fallon, Kevin
Hart, Serena Williams, DJ Khaled, and others—amounting to a total of
37 defendants as part of the purported involvement in BAYC and for
“promoting and selling a suite of digital assets.” The lawsuit adds,
“at no point did any of the defendants register these securities with
the SEC.”
BAYC is comprised of more than 10,000 NFTs of cartoon monkeys in
different outfits and its cheapest NFT is valued at around $88,000,
according to CNET. Its value makes BAYC one of the most successful and
exclusive NFT art collections.
A Yuga Labs spokesperson said in a statement to numerous outlets
including The A.V. Club, “In our view, these claims are opportunistic
and parasitic. We strongly believe that they are without merit, and
look forward to proving as much.”"
https://gizmodo.com/board-ape-nfts-bayc-celeb-endorsements-1849884270
I'm sure this is just a problem with the paperwork. The
hucksters will be more careful next time. I thought I had learned
everything I needed to know about digging for gold from Walter
Huston's classic movie, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. In AZ I knew
a guy who had lived it--more than once. The last time he was too old
to dig himself out again.
They could have a whole home shopping network for nothing but
NFTs. Everyone's grandmother will be buying this stuff so their
grandchildren will have money to go to college with. Be careful you
don't get caught in the stampede.
TB
This is even more hilarious:
The far-right personality known as "Baked Alaska" tweeted that he can't believe he's "going to jail for an nft salesman."
"Baked Alaska," whose real name is Anthime Gionet, participated in the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot.
He pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge that carries a sentence of
up to 6 months. His sentencing hearing is in January.
The far-right internet personality known as "Baked Alaska" was less than pleased with former President Donald Trump's announcement Thursday that
he's launching a series of digital trading card NFTs.
"i can't believe i'm going to jail for an nft salesman," Baked Alaska,
whose real name is Anthime Gionet, tweeted Thursday afternoon.
Gionet participated in the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol and later pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of parading,
demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building. The charge carries a sentence of up to six months, and Gionet's sentencing hearing is
scheduled for January 12.
Trump, who launched his 2024 presidential campaign last month, first
teased his NFT collection in a Truth Social post on Wednesday.
"AMERICA NEEDS A SUPERHERO! I will be making a MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT
tomorrow. THANK YOU!" he wrote. The statement was accompanied by a video depicting Trump as a Superman-style superhero, complete with laser beams shooting out of his eyes.
He followed up on Thursday morning, writing on his Twitter-esque social
media site that the "official Donald Trump Digital Trading Card
collection is here! These limited edition cards feature amazing ART of
my Life & Career!"
He added that the cards, which are going for $99 apiece, are "like a
baseball card, but hopefully much more exciting."
Gionet, who livestreamed himself storming the Capitol on January 6,
didn't mince words when reacting to Trump's announcement.
"i wanted to make america great again but all i got was this shitty
nft," he tweeted.
https://news.yahoo.com/far-troll-capitol-rioter-baked-232053140.html
You can't make this shit up! HawHawHaw!
On 12/15/2022 8:17 PM, film...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah! What about ol' Baked Alaska? He was just fighting to take his
country back... Now, he's headed for the slammer, and his fearless
leader, is trolling out comic book inspired nfts for $100 per pop!
Guess he'd better start looking for a better grade of fearless
leader. when he hits the street again, huh?
Blind Justice Jr.
When you think about it, $99 a pop is actually pretty cheap. They have to come up with thousands of unique and artistic trading cards. At
most there are only 20 copies of a single trading card. So they're
averaging less than $2,000 of revenue for each of these artistic images
of #45 and they have to pay the "artists" out of that.
"Trump’s Badly Photoshopped NFTs Appear to Use Photos From Small
Clothing Brands"
"Betcha couldn’t get enough of this mug, huh? Only thing is, this
photoshop job seems to be very haphazardly edited using images taken
directly from the internet.
Over the last 24 hours, fans of ex-President Donald Trump have sat
huddled in their chairs, waiting with bated breath for a supposed announcement the once tweeter-in-chief promised would blow their socks
off. He posted a video to his Truth Social page showing an image of him
in a kind of superhero garb, sporting pecs he most certainly does not
have, as laser beams shoot from his eyes. What could this mean? What apocalypse was coming?
On Thursday the grand surprise was finally revealed and it was nothing
but another horrific NFT project that, in Trump’s words, featured “amazing ART of my Life & Career!” These “digital trading cards” are indeed just another cash grab NFT project, but the low quality images
and the company in charge of the project are a more complicated enigma.
Each NFT sells for a total $99, and some are limited as single copies,
while other NFTs are available in two, five, seven, or 10 copies. There
are a total of 45,000 cards in the initial release, but even more, one
big fan of Mr. Trump will be “guaranteed” a ticket to some future gala dinner with him, ostensibly at his Mar a Lago residence in South
Florida. The auction even promised to pay for transportation. So yes,
spend $4,455 and you too can have a sit down with the former president himself. Although we can guarantee you he will not look nearly as slim
as he does in these trading cards.
The images were so lazy that based on reverse image searches they were
edited photos scraped off the internet. It’s unclear if they were edited
by hand or perhaps crafted using AI image generation, though the one
image of Trump in hunter garb bears a very distinct resemblance to
waders crafted by Banded, a hunting apparel company."
[snip]
https://www.yahoo.com/now/trump-badly-photoshopped-nfts-appear-223000580.html
TB
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop. Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than
hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will only
be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure to sell
out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will bear. #45
only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be making tons
of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TB
On 12/15/2022 9:03 AM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I love this grift. #45 is selling almost nothing for $99 a pop. Limited edition digital trading cards. Hey, this is even better than
hard copy baseball cards and just in time for Christmas. There will only be 45,000 digital cards in the initial offering and they're sure to sell out fast. You can sell your cards for whatever the market will bear. #45 only takes 10% off the top of those sales. Everyone will be making tons
of money on this. And you can win prizes too!
https://collecttrumpcards.com/
You can "instantly become part of a new league of collectors."
TB"Donald Trump NFT Collection Sells Out, Price Surges"
"Donald Trump NFT Collection Sells Out, Price Surges
According to data from OpenSea, the collection’s floor price is about
0.19 ETH, or $230, more than double the original mint price."
"Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s non-fungible token (NFT) digital trading card collection sold out early Friday, the day after its initial release.
According to data from OpenSea, at time of writing, the collection’s trading volume is 900 ETH, or about $1.08 million. Its floor price is
about 0.19 ETH, or about $230 – more than double the original price of $99.
Some tokens are selling for much higher prices. The one-of-ones, the
rarest of the NFTs, which comprise 2.4% of the 45,000 unit collection (roughly 1,000), are selling for as much as 6 ETH at the time of
writing. One of these rare trading cards, of the 45th president standing
in front of the Statue of Liberty holding a torch, is currently listed
at 20 ETH, or about $24,000."
https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2022/12/16/trump-nft-collection-sells-out-price-surges/
"Trump's NFT Rollout Went Exactly as You'd Expect"
"But it didn't end there. There are also a number of scammy “terms and conditions” and clarifications.
Wall noted that after finally accessing his NFT card (a kind of 8-bit rendering of Trump being rained on by gold bars) he read in the small
print that the promised chance at “dinner with Trump” was actually a Trump “gala dinner” (i.e. fundraiser), and the “Zoom call with Trump”
was actually a “group Zoom call.” The word “won” in the sentence “you
have won a 20-minute group Zoom call” referred to a footnote detailing further nuances: “Subject to validation and eligibility verification; screenshots are not proof of winning.”
Elsewhere, blockchain sleuths who looked more closely at the
Polygon-based mint itself noted that the launch address also pre-minted
a hefty portion of the rarest NFTs in the collection, apparently keeping them for the project's own benefit."
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Interesting Trump NFT admin wallet pre-minted 1000 (2%) but has 25% of
the 1/1s and 33% of the autographs. Go Trump go."
https://news.yahoo.com/trumps-nft-rollout-went-exactly-203446707.html
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