- Trump Billionaires Club is a new mobile and web game, launching December 30, 2025, that uses the TRUMP memecoin for all in-game activity.
- The 3D Monopoly-style game, which is licensed by Freedom45 Games, rewards players based on leaderboard rank, referrals, and how many TRUMP tokens they hold, incentivising them to buy and keep the token.
- The game’s announcement, promising up to a $1 million payout in TRUMP rewards, follows a period where the official TRUMP token had fallen approximately 87% from its peak value.
Trump Billionaires Club is a new mobile and web game launching on December 30, 2025, that’s built around the TRUMP memecoin.
The website states that Freedom45 Games is licensing Trump’s name and says it’s entertainment, not an investment. The driving force is Bill Zanker, a longtime associate behind prior Trump NFTs and the TRUMP token.
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A Million Dollar Payout
It’s basically a 3D Monopoly-style board game set in a digital New York. You roll dice, move around the board, buy and upgrade properties, invest in businesses, buy luxury items, and climb a “billionaire ladder” to become the richest player.
All in-game activity runs through TRUMP. Players can deposit and spend the token in the game, and the play-to-earn system is driven less by skill and more by three things: your leaderboard rank, how many people you refer, and how many TRUMP tokens you hold.
So, holding more TRUMP boosts the rewards you get for referrals and gameplay, which pushes people to buy or keep the token.
The team is promising up to US$1 million (AU$1,530,000) in $TRUMP rewards, with up to US$50,000 (AU$76,500) for the top player and smaller amounts for others. There’s already a pre-launch leaderboard running until December 26, with rewards paid out weekly over 12 weeks after a short audit period.
The game is made by Freedom 45 Games under license to use Trump’s name and likeness, but the fine print says it isn’t created by Trump or his companies and is “entertainment only,” not an investment.
A Bid For Saving TRUMP?
The context is pretty bad, though. The game announcement comes as the Official TRUMP (TRUMP) token is down ~87% since launch, wiping out about US$7.6 billion (AU$11.4 billion) in paper value.
But the announcement did move the price by around 3% in 24 hours. Most of the issue lies in the fact that prior Trump-adjacent crypto efforts, particularly the TRUMP token, were a massive controversy for Democrats. And let’s not forget the private dinners for holders that didn’t go as smoothly as they thought.
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