A Trump-themed crypto mobile game, developed by Bill Zanker — a member of the team behind the official Trump memecoin and several NFT collections — is slated for release on the Apple App Store before the end of the year.
According to its website, the game is being produced by Freedom 45 Games under a licensing agreement to use Trump’s name. It will also integrate with Trump Coin.
The App Store lists an expected launch date of Dec. 30, and the title is currently available for pre-registration.
Zanker was previously tied to a crypto-infused gaming project in April that reportedly shared some similarities with MONOPOLY GO, though a spokesperson at the time denied any resemblance to Monopoly.
The game’s website indicates that players will be able to fund their accounts with cash, cryptocurrency, or TRUMP Coin, and will feature tradable NFT statues and pins that can be used in-game.
However, the project’s disclaimer makes clear that it is not designed, manufactured, or distributed by President Donald Trump or any of his businesses or affiliates.
The Trump Billionaires Club did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Game includes crypto-driven features
A demo of Trump Billionaires Club on the official website shows what appears to be a digital rendition of New York, where players roll dice to move around a Monopoly-style board, earning funds to build properties and engage in other activities.
The project is also offering an airdrop of Trump tokens to the highest scorers before launch. Points can be earned by creating an account, holding TRUMP Coin, and referring new users.
Trump memecoin down 92% from its peak
The game’s debut comes during a difficult period for holders of the Trump memecoin. The token launched just days before Trump took office on Jan. 20 and surged to an all-time high of over $73 the following day — briefly reaching a valuation above $14.5 billion. It has since plunged more than 92%, trading at $5.89 on Wednesday, according to CoinGecko. The token is up 3.4% in the past 24 hours following the game announcement.
The game’s disclaimer adds that its collectibles are intended solely for entertainment, not investment, and are not affiliated with any political campaign.
Trump-related crypto ventures — including those using his name — have drawn scrutiny from Democratic lawmakers, who have previously urged financial regulators and the Office of Government Ethics to investigate the projects.
