LARP ENTERTAINMENT BUILD

Trezor LARP IPA

Trezor-style iPhone portfolio simulator featuring Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin, editable holdings and an illustrative chart.

This is the Trezor-labelled entertainment package in LARP IPAs. It is not the official app or service. Screens and amounts are fictional and intended for clearly staged creative work.

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What does this preview show?

This entertainment build offers a dark portfolio tracker for Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. CoinGecko quotes may update the valuations of fictional holdings. The chart is illustrative rather than historical market performance, with local appearance controls. Activity records are simulated and no wallet or hardware device is connected.

The portfolio tracker shows a total, timestamp and selectable chart ranges.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin appear in the holdings list.
A shared privacy setting masks portfolio and activity amounts; holdings are edited locally.

These observations describe the captured screen. They do not promise that every visible button works or that the app connects to the named service.

Package version and device requirements

Metadata read from the current downloadable archive
Package	Trezor.ipa
Declared version / build	2.1.1 / 6
Declared minimum iOS	17.0
Declared device family	iPhone
Archive size	0.75 MiB

Declared requirements are not a tested-device compatibility list. An iOS minimum does not guarantee operation on every later version. Package version labels are not release dates or official app-store versions.

How do I install this app?

Compare the library access plans. Access covers the available collection, rather than a separate purchase price for this app.
Use your license in My downloads to obtain Trezor.ipa.
Check the package requirements above, then follow the download and installation steps.
Sign the IPA using your own supported workflow. A device signing certificate is a separate service.

Open LARP IPA Signer and select Trezor from the library after verifying your license. Signing requires a compatible certificate and provisioning profile.

What should I check if it will not open?

Compare your iOS version with the declared minimum, check certificate/profile validity and record the installer's exact error. The IPA troubleshooting guide separates license, download, signing and launch problems. Do not enter real banking credentials or wallet recovery phrases into an entertainment build.

For a device-specific check, send support the package name, iOS version and signing tool. Never post license keys or certificate passwords publicly.