Trump Selling More NFT Trading Cards -- As He Courts Crypto Voters

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : That's how much BTC Inc. CEO David Bailey told CNBC the larger crypto industry was aiming to raise to support Trump, as well as a plan to help turn out more than 5 million voters.
48% : Trump met with bitcoin miners at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida and said he wants all future bitcoin to be minted in the U.S.
47% : In addition, Trump has courted some crypto-friendly billionaire donors including Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz and Elon Musk.
41% : The new crypto project and release of more NFT trading cards are part of a larger push from Trump to court the crypto community, despite having ripped cryptocurrencies like bitcoin in the past as a "scam against the dollar."
26% : Trump has sold sneakers, t-shirts and other merchandise to fans for months, a push that comes as he faces a tight race against Vice President Kamala Harris, legal bills and some $450 million in civil court judgements.
25% : While in the White House, Trump was openly critical of cryptocurrency and called the values of bitcoin and others "highly volatile and based on thin air."
15% : In May, Trump spoke at the Libertarian Party's national convention and vowed to "stop Joe Biden's crusade to crush crypto."

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