A Trump-themed crypto mobile game, Trump Billionaires Club, is set to launch on the Apple App Store on Dec. 30. Developed by Freedom 45 Games and led by Bill Zanker, who previously worked on the official Trump memecoin and Trump NFT collections, the game uses Donald Trump’s name under a licensing agreement but is not created or endorsed by him or his businesses.
Trump Billionaires Club mixes classic mobile gaming with crypto rewards. From the early demo, the gameplay resembles a digital board game set in New York, where players roll digital dice, buy properties, construct buildings, and earn in-game funds.
To participate, players can load their accounts using cash, cryptocurrency, or the TRUMP Coin, tying the game directly into the existing Trump-themed crypto ecosystem. Players can also trade NFT-based collectibles such as statues and pins, adding another crypto layer to the experience.
The game also includes a pre-launch airdrop. Users who earn the most points before the game goes live, by creating an account, holding TRUMP tokens, or referring others, will receive bonus Trump tokens.
The game is launching during a difficult time for the TRUMP memecoin. When it debuted on Solana just before Trump took office on Jan. 20, the token exploded, hitting over $73 and reaching more than $14.5 billion in value.
Since then, it has dropped more than 92% and now trades around $5.89. After news of the game surfaced, the token saw a small bump of 3.4% in the last 24 hours, showing a slight return of interest.
The TRUMP Coin community remains divided. Supporters think the game could help regain attention during a slow market and bring new life to the memecoin. Others believe this is just another attention cycle aimed at pulling liquidity from traders without improving the project’s long-term value. Whether the game can slow the token’s decline or create a new wave of hype will become clearer once it goes live.
Crypto analyst Vincent N warns users to stay away, saying the team is simply using Trump’s name to make money while the token keeps falling. He thinks the token is not being supported and predicts Trump will publicly distance himself if things go wrong.
Another user, ED, says projects tied too closely to Trump’s political circle could suffer. He suggests showing support from the outside instead of involving Trump directly, which could attract more interest and avoid political backlash.
It’s a Trump-themed crypto mobile game where players roll dice, buy properties, earn rewards, and trade NFT collectibles.
Trump Billionaires Club launches on the Apple App Store on Dec. 30.
Yes. Players can fund accounts with cash, crypto, or TRUMP Coin, and trade NFT collectibles for rewards.
It may spark short-term interest, but analysts warn the token could continue falling despite the game.
Opinions are split: some hope it revives interest, others see it as a short-term hype cycle with limited value.
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