donaldjtrump

From tomorrow onwards, I will no longer comment on WLFI. Originally, I was just an analyst in the blockchain gaming sector. In January of this year, I bought WLFI in the first round of public pre-sale, purely by luck, not because of any high vision or insight on my part, and I only bought 90,000 coins, definitely just a small investor.

There are rumors that Trump is going to launch a real estate-themed blockchain game similar to "Monopoly."

I have always felt that "Monopoly" is very suitable to be made into a blockchain game.

The project team can sell land NFTs, and players holding land NFTs can collect tolls. If they build hotels, they can also collect rent; if they build police stations, they can collect fines and bribes. Players with higher character levels can randomly rob passersby, and opening a casino can earn money from other gamers... These are the gold-producing outputs for players in the game.

When a player approaches another player's land, they must pay a toll. Upgrading their land to build hotels and various facilities requires spending tokens to buy materials. If an accident occurs, they need to pay ambulance and medical fees; if they get caught by the police, they need to bribe with game tokens. These are all scenarios where tokens are consumed.

Characters like Sun Xiaomei, A Tubo, Sharon Bus, Mrs. Qian, and Jin Beibei can also be launched as NFTs, and vehicle NFTs and various cards can be sold. Players holding NFTs will have higher gold-producing outputs in the game.

In each game, several players compete, and the winning player receives all the rewards, while the losing players lose their deposits, with the project team taking a 10% management fee.

Once the project team sells the land in Taiwan, they can sell in Hong Kong, and after Hong Kong, sell in New York, treating it as opening a world map dungeon. When a game opens the map of a certain city, players can stake tokens on local servers, mining and earning seasonal rewards while playing the Monopoly blockchain game. The more people there are playing the Monopoly blockchain game in a city, the richer the accumulated seasonal token rewards will be. There can also be offline commercial collaborations, where if a player buys a piece of land at the Tiffany store in Manhattan, New York, they get a jewelry blind box as a gift. Other player characters who approach the Tiffany store automatically receive a free gift, and clicking on the Tiffany land plot takes them to their online store, where registering an account grants a real shopping discount coupon.

The gameplay can be very rich! The game type is also easy to learn. In the Chinese community, there is the "Monopoly" game from Taiwan's Dayu, and in the European and American regions, there is Scopely's "Moonopoly," which ordinary people can easily grasp.

Mr. Chuan, let's quickly create a "Monopoly" blockchain game!
@realDonaldTrump
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