A plan for a $3 billion casino in New York's Manhattan includes a massive crypto-trading floor and a flying-car landing pad
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A Las Vegas-seasoned asset manager is eyeing an addition to New York's famed Manhattan skyline — a multibillion-dollar casino with space for trading cryptocurrencies and a landing pad for flying cars.
Jason Ader, a former Las Vegas Sands board member, expects to submit his plans for the casino to the local gambling regulator by Friday, Bloomberg reported.
The crypto trading floor should be the biggest in the world, and the project includes an esports arena and a venue for events such as New York Fashion Week, Ader told Bloomberg, according to the report on Tuesday.
«The goal is to have a differentiated, but comprehensive, approach to entertainment that goes beyond casino gaming with some pretty cool elements,»
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