Creatd's Second NFT Drop: Photos Of Young Donald Trump Signing On The Breast Of A Model

Creatd, the parent company for OG Gallery, which specializes in contemporary handcrafted arts and fine crafts, announced its plans for a second non-fungible token (NFT) drop — of, hold your breath — three pictures former U.S. President Donal Trump signing the breasts of a model!

Creatd (Nasdaq: CRTD) called them "three candid images of a young Donald Trump, captured as he signs the breast of a model, surrounded by a crowd at a large formal gala." The stock zoomed 68% Monday after the announcement.

The source of the images is the co-CEO and founder of Creatd, Jeremy Frommer, who acquired them from the creditors of the well-known artist and photographer Bob Guccione, the man behind General Media. General Media was behind popular magazines like Longevity, OMNI, etc.

Creatd's first NFT rollout was executed through the Rarible, but the second drop will take place through the OpenSea gateway. According to a statement by Frommer, OpenSea's "marketplace is akin to eBay for NFTs, with over 4 million products in its portal. That said, its technology is in another dimension entirely from that of eBay."

The initial price of the Donald Trump NFT is put at 240 ETH (slightly more than $1 million). The NFT drop will include the original, high-resolution images in JPG format. Furthermore, a large scale 1/1 print of the photograph in a gilded frame will be added to the drop. The curation team appointed by the OG Collection will be responsible for the authentication process.

This NFT drop is the first time that the 'Donald Trump Pictures' are being scheduled for sale. They have been mentioned by publications such as the Wall Street Journal previously, and Frommer had earlier chronicled them on Vocal.

In his announcement, Frommer said Creatd is looking to integrate smart contracts in the sale. "We are exploring this space and have considered licensing opportunities to offer as part of an NFT sale. For instance, the NFT could be paired with a licensing agreement for apparel," he said.