Is Monopoly money the largest virtual currency?

It's impossible to tell how serious this is, but for those who are sincerely curious: monopoly money isn't a currency. Worth noting it's not virtual, as far as I can tell, either.

I'm really worried about the new regulations and how it effects game currency. I don't think a currency has to be digital to be virtual. just not legal tender. like Gold in Games, etc. There are online version of Monopoly. Games has historically been safe because you can't sell their money via their terms of service, but there's nothing that I saw wouldn't require then to be money transmitter because they are an administrator.

No, because to be a currency of any kind someone has to be accepting it as tender for something else. There needs to be a trade of it somewhere.

Now Canadian Tire money is a different, yet somewhat analogous, story. It's not virtual, but it certainly is used as currency (my local university pub used to accept it at par the first Monday of each month - that was great).

275 Million games sold. $15,140 in each bank. 4.2 trillion?