The NFT market is growing and now even Melania Trump will have her own platform
Melania Trump joins the NFT bandwagon and does so by creating her own platform on which to sell works of art to users who use cryptocurrencies.
The traction of the NFT car seems to have an enormous traction and, is that, a number of people and personalities have started to join that have little or nothing to do with this market.
It may seem that this phrase is more of a sentence, but in recent weeks we have seen how different companies have joined the bandwagon and today, surprisingly, the news arrives that Melania Trump has also done it.
Yes, the former first lady of the United States has decided to launch her own NFT platform. The announcement of her entry into this authenticated digital object market was made through her Twitter account.
In the tweet that she has published, what she comments is that her new company will be dedicated to the sale of works of art by different artists. The first work to be found on her platform will be “Melania's vision”.
Excited for this new venture, which combines my passion for art and commitment to helping our Nation’s children fulfill their own unique American Dream. #MelaniaNFT https://t.co/XJN18tMllg pic.twitter.com/wMpmDDsQdp
— MELANIA TRUMP (@MELANIATRUMP) December 16, 2021
This work is a watercolor by the French artist Marc-Antoine Coulon and its price will be 1 SOL. This is a cryptocurrency that, without counting the fluctuation that may arise after publishing this article, was trading for about $ 190 on Coinbase.
The safest thing is that this quote will change depending on the moment in which we see the currency. It is clear that betting on a site where you can buy and sell NFTs is a safe bet when it comes to making money.
Of course, Melania has also commented that part of the money obtained will go to orphanages. It may be an attempt to wash the image or justify this type of movement on the part of Melania.
At the moment, all we can do is wait to see how this new business turns out from Melania and see if any part of the proceeds reaches the orphanages.
