The Trump Billionaires Club, a mobile game inspired by Donald Trump and integrated with cryptocurrencies, is set to launch at the end of this year. This information was announced on Tuesday (9) on X by the official account of the memecoin Official Trump (TRUMP), created on the Solana network.
According to the developers, this is the “first and exclusive mobile game aimed at true Trump fans,” promising participants the chance to compete for a share of $1 million in prizes paid in TRUMP tokens.
The proposal is presented as an interactive 3D board game, where each move, resource distribution, and strategic decision contributes to the player's rise. The dynamics combine luck, smart choices, and calculated moves, leading participants to climb what is called a 'billionaire ladder'.
The game will have versions both with support for cryptocurrencies and without, although the mechanisms for accessing rewards are still not fully defined.
Trump Billionaires Club
The Trump Billionaires Club game will be accessible on both mobile devices and the web, without requiring any cryptocurrency-related setup. The launch takes place in collaboration with the web3D gaming platform Open Loot, created by Ari Meilich, also a co-founder of Decentraland.
Officially, the title belongs to the company Freedom45Games LLC, which has the license to use the name Trump. The game's website emphasizes that it 'was not developed, produced, distributed, or marketed by Donald J. Trump, the Trump Organization, or any of its affiliates or directors.'
A Freedom45Games LLC was registered in the state of Wyoming last year and uses the same legal representatives — Cloud Peak Law — as other companies linked to the Trump brand, such as the watch seller Trump TheBestWatchesonEarth, the sneaker manufacturer 45Footwear, and the memecoin company Celebration Cards LLC. The identity of the owners of Freedom45Games is still unclear. However, a letter released by Senator Richard Blumenthal linked the cryptocurrency company Fight Fight Fight LLC, which exploits Trump memes, to businessman Bill Zanker, a long-time ally of the president and co-author of a book with him in 2007.
The company also states that 'the services offered are not linked to cryptocurrencies, have no political character, and are not related to electoral campaigns', even though the name and references to the former president appear constantly.
According to the website, players can 'convert progress into ownership', meaning turning achievements into collectible digital items. However, the terms of use make it clear that all content belongs to Freedom45Games LLC and that users do not acquire ownership rights over the game or its structure.
Other games linked to Trump
This is not the only title inspired by Trump. In January, the unofficial game Trump's Empire appeared on Telegram, quite similar to X Empire, previously launched with a theme related to Elon Musk.
In it, players start managing a construction company and need to tap the screen repeatedly to generate revenue, then unlocking automations and new ventures as they progress.
So far, the novelty has not significantly influenced the price of the meme cryptocurrency TRUMP, based on the Solana network. It was quoted at around $5.60, registering a decline of nearly 3% in the last 24 hours. The asset had reached its all-time high of $73.43 on January 19, shortly after the launch, but has since lost approximately 92% of its value.
