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Fourth NFT released on Trump's eve generates $2 million in sales in one day

Former US President Donald Trump has released his fourth NFT trading card collection, announcing via his Truth Social account that “the fourth digital trading card, ‘America First Collection,’ is now available. I will be inviting some of the holders to a dinner at a private golf club in Jupiter, Florida.” He added that one of the NFT holders will be presented with the suit he wore during a debate with US President Joe Biden. Meanwhile, the money raised from Trump's NFT sales is treated separately from his political funds, and he has previously revealed that he has amassed more than $1 million in cryptocurrency through his NFT business.

Meanwhile, the NFT trading card “America First Collection” has generated over $2 million in sales in its first day. However, the sales represent only 5.7% of the total supply, according to the outlet.

Trump nominates 'Crypto Proponent' Howard Lutnick as Commerce Secretary, while US SEC chairman struggles to narrow down candidates to four.

US President-elect Donald Trump has nominated US investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick to serve as Secretary of Commerce, according to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Lutnick is an avid supporter of Bitcoin and Tether (USDT), with Cantor Fitzgerald reportedly serving as Tether's U.S. Treasury bond

blockchain crypto cryptocurrency IBIT Option hit 1.9B first day od trading (SpotedCrypto)

BlackRock IBIT Options Hit $1.9 Billion in First Day of Trading, Grayscale Begins Trading on November 20th.

Bloomberg ETFs analyst James Seyffart reports via X that “Options volume on BlackRock's bitcoin spot ETF IBIT, which began trading today (Nov. 19), was about $1.9 billion. A total of 35.4 million contracts were active, of which 28.9 million were calls (82%) and 65,000

blockchain crypto cryptocurrency Aethir support the development of 10M with XPLA (SpotedCrypto)

Aethir Partners with XPLA to Support $10 Million in Web3 Game Development

Aethir, a decentralized GPU infrastructure platform, announced today that it has launched a program to support the development of AI-powered triple-A games in collaboration with Comatus Holdings' blockchain mainnet XPLA. The program is worth a total of $10 million and is designed to discover web3 games that leverage AI

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