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【text/observer.com xiong chaoran】the amount of fundraising has always been a key factor in determining the success or failure of the us presidential election. since us president biden withdrew from the re-election campaign on july 21 and turned to support us vice president harris, the democrats have set off a wave of fundraising. now, former us president and republican presidential candidate trump is also facing pressure.

according to reports from the hill and usa today on august 27 local time, trump announced in a video on his social media platform truth social that day that he would officially sell a new set of "nft digital trading cards" (non-fungible tokens), named "america first collection."

according to reports, this set of new cards is printed with photos of trump, including images of him dancing, wearing a superhero costume, holding bitcoin, etc. there are 50 cards in total, and each card costs $99. anyone who buys 15 or more (more than $1,485) will receive a physical card with a small piece of cloth cut from the suit trump wore when he debated with biden in june this year; if someone buys 75 or more (more than $7,425), they will have the opportunity to go to florida to have dinner with trump.