Following Second Arrest, Trump NFT Project Says 'NOW' Is Time to Claim Prizes

The prices and sales of the two Trump NFT collections have experienced different trends following the former president's indictments. When he was first indicted with 34 felony counts, prices and sales spiked in March. However, following his second indictment, the prices of the collections have remained largely unchanged.

The first collection, Trump Digital Collectible Cards, has seen only 144 sales with a floor price of around 0.15 ETH (approximately $246). The Series 2 collection has had 562 sales in the past seven days, with a below-mint floor price of about 0.04 ETH (around $64). It is worth noting that both collections were initially minted at a price of $99.

Regarding the Win Trump Prizes NFTs, the number of unique owners has decreased from 799 to 788 at the time of writing. This indicates that only a few individuals have chosen to burn their NFTs, potentially due to personal preference or other factors. Burning an NFT means permanently removing it from circulation.

According to the website, the choice to keep or burn these NFTs remains open until December 31, 2023. This means that holders of these NFTs have the option to retain them or permanently remove them from existence until the specified deadline.

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