Ex-US President’s Wife Melania Trump Releases Her First NFT, Price at 1 SOL
Annie Li Dec 16, 2021 16:00
Former US President Donald Trump’s wife Melania Trump released her first NFT token which will run on the Solana blockchain.
Former US President Donald Trump’s wife Melania Trump released her first NFT token which will run on the Solana blockchain.
It is reported that the NFT will trade with the native token SOL of the Solana blockchain from December 16 to December 31 at a price of 1 SOL.
According to Coinmarketcap, currently SOL token is trading for $178.81 at press time.
Melania Trump’s NFT is called Melania’s Vision, an NFT dominated by watercolour art.
According to an official statement from Melania Trump's Twitter account :
"It embodies Mrs. Trump’s cobalt blue eyes, providing the collector with an amulet to inspire."
Melania Trump said on Twitter that she was very excited about this adventure, and hoped that her passion for art could help American children pursue their dreams and provide them with computer science skills, including programming and education in software development so that they can thrive later on in life.
According to the statement, her NFT will be supported by the Solana blockchain network which will also accept credit card payments through the MoonPay platform.
But according to a Bloomberg report, the encryption startup stated in an email that “it is impossible to use MoonPay to make credit card payments to purchase Melania Trump’s NFT collection.”
Melania Trump is among many celebrities who have recently joined the wave of irreplaceable tokens.
Earlier, South Korea-based Hybe Co- one of South Korea’s top K-pop management agencies planned to expand its marketplace for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) by collaborating with celebrities not managed by the company.
Hybe's artists include the current K-pop trend BTS group.
As reported by Blockchain.News on November 30, Hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg’s first NFT collaboration with digital multimedia artist Coldie was minted on SuperRare.
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