The US Secretary of Commerce revealed that 1000 gold cards have been pre sold, and the application system will be launched within about two weeks

US Commerce Secretary Lutnick claimed that $5 billion has been raised by selling 1000 gold cards at a price of $5 million each, although there is currently no formal application system. Yesterday I sold 1000 copies, "Lutnik said on a podcast about the designed immigration plan. The proposed gold card by the Trump administration will grant wealthy foreign investors permanent residency in the United States without the job creation requirement currently required by the EB-5 program. In the podcast, Lutnik explained that Musk is "developing software" for the application process and plans to launch it in about two weeks. This ongoing development suggests that the reported card sales may represent agreement in principle rather than completion of the transaction. Trump previously estimated that selling 1 million gold cards could generate $5 trillion in revenue. The schedule for officially opening applications has not been determined yet, and the plan may require congressional approval before implementation.