Trump Dives Deeper Into Crypto With New Project
Donald Trump appears to be stepping deeper into the crypto space with an unconventional project: a digital game inspired by Monopoly.
The planned release is said to mirror Monopoly Go!, the mobile spin on the iconic board game, but with a crypto-infused twist.
Sources close to the initiative revealed that Bill Zanker—who has previously collaborated with Trump on NFT collections and his memecoin—has once again joined forces with the former president for this new venture.
While a representative for Zanker declined to directly compare the project to Monopoly, they did acknowledge that a crypto game is expected to launch sometime in April.
One insider added that Zanker had actually been trying to revive the Trump-themed version of Monopoly as early as May 2024. He reportedly approached Hasbro, the company that previously held the license for that edition, in hopes of reacquiring it.
However, Hasbro responded that the rights to that game had already expired or changed hands.
This new project follows a string of Trump-related blockchain endeavors. In 2023, Trump introduced World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a DeFi platform positioned as a pro-dollar, anti-establishment financial solution.
Then came his memecoin in January, followed by the rollout of WLFI’s stablecoin, USD1, which launched in March as a so-called institutional-grade digital asset.
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