The Trump family is getting into the field of digital games with a new, Monopoly inspired crypto real estate game that comes onto the market at the end of April. Loud informed circlesit will be a “Play to Earn” game based on blockchain, which is about real estate like the board game of the same name.
The project is headed by Bill Zanker, a long -time business partner of Trump, and is reportedly on Monopoly Go! based – what the team denies. This step is the youngest in a number of crypto projects by the presidential family.
Initiated say that the new game is a real estate simulator that enables to earn virtual currency by building in a digital city. The Insiders compare it with “Monopoly Go!”, But Zanker’s spokesman Kevin Mercuri said that it was hearsay. However, connected and independent sources confirmed that the game was clearly inspired by Monopoly, in which one moves via a virtual play area and digital assets were heard.
The game uses NFTS to present virtual property and possibly stable coins to support the economy in the game. Hasbro, the company behind Monopoly, confirmed that no rights to the Trump team had been licensed, but a source claimed that Zanker had already approached Hasbro in May 24 to buy the license of an old game back. It was “The Game”, a board game from the 1989 family. Hasbro said Zanker that the rights were no longer.
The crypto game should release the crypto in front of Trump’s inauguration, according to the sources. Now that the game is scheduled to come onto the market at the end of April, it looks as if the Trump family is seriously getting into the digital world.
The new game complements the growing crypto portfolio of the Trump family, which includes NFTS, Memecoins and a Bitcoin mining company, which is partly owned by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. Zanker also stood behind the Trump NFT collections and the memo coin connected to Trump, as can be seen from documents that are connected to Fight Fight Fight LLC, a company with connections to crypto companies.
In February 2025, DTTM Operations-the company, which Trump’s brands manage-submitted an application to mark the name Trump on various digital assets, including NFTs and an online business for virtual goods. Mercuri did not want to comment on whether these registrations are related to the new game, but the time points to a coordinated digital strategy.
The president supported the family’s crypto expansion by his politics. His government recently appointed a Ki and crypto representative, set up a Bitcoin and Digital asset reserve and proposed crypto legislation. According to Eric Trump, the family is fully set to crypto.
Despite the concerns of some experts on possible conflicts of interest, the Trump family continues. Her crypto game inspired by Monopoly could be the beginning of a new chapter in the field of digital real estate games that combines blockchain innovation with a classic gameplay.
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