Donald Trump’s entrance into the NFT world came at the worst possible moment
. The former president’s hyped-up “major announcement” turned out to be a set of digital trading cards for $99 a pop, sparking widespread mockery from late-night hosts to even some Trump loyalists like Michael Flynn and Steve Bannon. But the worse news for Trump is that, by almost any metric, the NFT bubble has burst. Non-fungible tokens are digtal art and collectibles that are typically bought with cryptocurrencies.
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