According to OpenSea, there have been no trades in the last seven days.
The second version of Trump’s digital trading is doing better than the first.
Despite Donald Trump’s seeming interest in cryptocurrencies and bitcoin after releasing his first digital trading cards nft in late 2022, demand for nft has undoubtedly waned.
According to the Block Data Dashboard, trading volumes for nft have been fairly steady in recent months, but are still low compared to the bull market of 2021.
Disastrous performance
OpenSea’s statistics show zero trading volume over the past seven days, and the first 45,000 nfts depicting the 45th president in an exaggerated cartoon image have seen a 99 percent drop in trading volume from the previous 30 days.
According to CryptoSlam, sales of Ether nfts reached $489 million in March. Ether has traditionally been the most popular irreplaceable token network as far as dollar trading activity is concerned.
Demand for Trump’s nft is waning as the real estate mogul, who will run for president again this year, prepares to begin a criminal trial for allegedly manipulating company records to hide hush money.
Trump’s second version of the digital deal is doing better than the first, despite a 57 percent drop in trade over the past 30 days, according to OpenSea. The opportunity to dine with Trump at Mar-a-Lago is up for grabs in a new series launched not too long ago and scheduled to launch on May 8 this year.
