Melania Trump Launches New Digital Series for Growing Blockchain Business

Melania Trump's latest venture into digital artwork highlights her commitment to her growing blockchain business.

The incoming first lady has launched a new series of digital images titled "On the Move," featuring her in various professional scenarios, Yahoo Entertainment reported .

The launch shows Melania Trump's plans to continue her own personal projects as she prepares for her part-time White House presence.

These limited-edition photos are available for purchase on her website, signaling her ongoing involvement in the blockchain and NFT market.

The collection consists of 16 images, each portraying Melania Trump in settings such as the campaign trail and her office.

This venture into digital art via blockchain technology showcases her multifaceted career beyond her role in politics.

Each digital image in the "On the Move" series is sold for nearly $200.

These are not just simple pictures; they are minted on the Solana blockchain, known for its cryptocurrency digital transactions.

Blockchain technology, as explained by IBM, is a system that records transactions securely online.

It is often associated with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and digital collectibles like NFTs.

Melania Trump's engagement with blockchain technology began in 2021.

She launched her blockchain company after her tenure in the White House.

Since then, she has actively participated in this market by releasing various themed NFTs, including holiday ornaments.

Her consistent release of new NFTs suggests a strong commitment to her blockchain endeavors.

This is part of a broader trend of celebrities entering the digital space, leveraging their images and art in new forms.

The blockchain and NFT industry, while innovative, has faced criticism.

Concerns over scams, intellectual property disputes, and the environmental toll of earlier blockchain technologies linger, marking this sector as controversial.

Despite President Donald Trump's return to the White House, Melania will be maintaining a part-time presence there.

Meanwhile, the first lady will be focusing instead on her burgeoning digital enterprise.

This balance highlights her independent pursuits outside of her responsibilities as the first lady.

Meanwhile, Melania Trump has reportedly said she will not live in the White House full time after the inauguration.

She reportedly plans to split her time between Washington D.C., New York, where her son, Barron, is attending college, and Florida at the Trumps' estate, Mar-a-Lago.

In the past few weeks, she has also been busy promoting her memoir , Melania.