Trump Billionaires Club mobile game to launch on App Store this month

The title, Trump Billionaires Club, is being developed by Freedom 45 Games and is linked to the TRUMP Coin. The App Store listing shows an expected release on December 30, with pre registration open.

The project is led by Bill Zanker, who previously helped launch the official Trump memecoin and several NFT collections. In April, Zanker was associated with a game concept that some observers compared with Monopoly Go; a spokesperson at the time denied any connection to Monopoly.

A demo video on the site depicts a digital New York setting and a board game style loop where a player advances with dice rolls, accumulates funds, and spends them on construction and other actions. The site describes account funding in cash, cryptocurrency, or TRUMP Coin and references tradable non fungible token statues and pins usable in game. A disclaimer states the product is not designed, manufactured, or distributed by President Donald Trump or his businesses or affiliates.

The website also promotes a pre launch airdrop of TRUMP tokens to the highest point earners. Points can be accrued by opening an account, holding TRUMP Coin, and referring new users. The collectibles are described as for enjoyment only, not for investment, and not connected to any political campaign.

Market context: the official Trump memecoin, launched days before Trump took office on January 20, surged above $73 the day after launch, briefly valuing the token above $14.5 billion, before retreating sharply. As of December 10, 2025, it traded near $5.89, down more than 92 percent from the peak, according to CoinGecko. The token rose about 3.4 percent over the past 24 hours following the game announcement.

U.S. political scrutiny continues around Trump linked crypto efforts. Democratic lawmakers have previously called for reviews by financial regulators and the government ethics office. Freedom 45 Games and the Trump Billionaires Club site list licensing arrangements for name and branding; the team has not immediately responded to requests for comment posted on the website.

As GNcrypto reported previously, the Trump family’s net worth fell by roughly $1 billion since early September to about $6.7 billion amid a broader crypto downturn. The slide reflected weaker prices for Trump Media & Technology Group, a halving of the family’s CRO stake value, and losses tied to American Bitcoin Corporation shares, while locked WLFI tokens also declined in market value. The episode underscored how swings in digital assets can quickly affect portfolios concentrated in crypto‑linked equities and tokens.