Former President Donald Trump revealed in a July 16 interview with Bloomberg that he is considering releasing his fourth non-fungible token (NFT) collection.
"I'm planning to launch another collection because the demand is there," Trump said. He highlighted that his latest NFT collection, named "MugShot," sold out within just one day.
Additionally, Trump noted that the predominance of crypto payments for his NFT collections was eye-opening and emphasized his goal to keep the US leading in this growing industry.
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In the interview, Trump expressed concerns over China's advancements in the crypto sector, stating:
It's still in its early stages, like an infant. But I cannot stand by and let another nation, particularly China, dominate this field.
He also pointed out the changing attitudes of traditional banking leaders toward crypto, specifically citing JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who was once highly critical but has since "softened" his position. This observation follows Dimon's previous controversial statements against crypto, such as calling Bitcoin a "fraud" and a "Ponzi scheme."
Trump's discussion on crypto and NFTs comes shortly after an assassination attempt during his speech at a rally in Pennsylvania. Despite these shocking events, Trump is still determined to deliver his speech at the Bitcoin Conference on July 27.
Trump's potential new NFT collection and his views on crypto highlight his belief in America's need to lead in this innovative industry.
