Trump hosts 'mugshot edition' NFT dinner on day off from hush money trial, Internet jokes he'll be 'selling pots and pans' next

WASHINGTON, DC: A high profile dinner is scheduled at Mar-a-Lago for those who purchase former president Donald Trump's 47 "Mugshot Edition" NFTs, which are priced at $99 each, according to OK Magazine.

Among the NFT images are his well-known mugshot, a superhero-style image of Trump holding lightning in his hands, and a photo of the divisive politician wearing a cowboy hat. Little fragments of the suit and tie he wore during his arrest the previous year are also anticipated to be included with the cards.

Donald Trump hosts 'mugshot edition' NFT dinner on day off from hush money trial

Prior to the main event, clients who purchase NFTs for at least $10,000 will be invited to a VIP cocktail reception.

Notably, despite Trump's complaints that his current hush money prosecution prevents him from hitting the campaign road, a news site reported that Trump's NFT business is not a part of his campaign for the 2024 election.

Trump told reporters on Tuesday, April 30, outside of the courtroom, "I'm going to go into the icebox now and sit for about eight hours or nine hours. I would much rather be in Georgia and Florida. I much rather be in states that are in play."

In May, Trump told a group of supporters in Michigan that he must do several speeches every day as he is "in New York all the time with the Biden trial."

Trump was charged with 34 counts of falsifying company paperwork in connection with the payment of $130,000 in hush money to adult film star Stormy Daniels. On April 15, 2024, the court procedures started after he entered a not-guilty plea to all of the allegations.

Internet trolls Trump as he hosts 'mugshot edition' NFT Dinner

Many internet users trolled Donald Trump for the 'mugshot edition' NFT Dinner on his day off from hush money trial. A user posted on X, "Pretty soon he will be selling pots and pans," while one added, "He pretends nothing is happening for his peace of mind."

A person added, "Cringe," whereas one mentioned, "Have you seen him explain for 10 minutes everything crypto isn't? Didn't know his own 2x NFT "fund" raisings on $ETH?"

Someone else wrote, "Are people just relishing this fact."

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