TRUMP memecoin is launching a Trump-themed mobile game to revive engagement after an 87% price slide from its all-time high. The TRUMP memecoin has unveiled Trump Billionaires Club, a Trump-themed mobile game built to inject fresh engagement into the token’s…TRUMP memecoin is launching a Trump-themed mobile game to revive engagement after an 87% price slide from its all-time high. The TRUMP memecoin has unveiled Trump Billionaires Club, a Trump-themed mobile game built to inject fresh engagement into the token’s…

TRUMP memecoin teases President Trump-themed mobile game launch

2025/12/10 11:26

TRUMP memecoin is launching a Trump-themed mobile game to revive engagement after an 87% price slide from its all-time high.

Summary
  • TRUMP announces Trump Billionaires Club, a mobile game with NFT collectibles and token-based gameplay.
  • A $1 million prize pool in TRUMP tokens targets early user onboarding and retail excitement.
  • The launch follows a steep token drawdown and aims to renew activity through gamified incentives.

The TRUMP memecoin has unveiled Trump Billionaires Club, a Trump-themed mobile game built to inject fresh engagement into the token’s ecosystem after a steep 87% drawdown from its early-2025 peak. 

Announced on Dec. 9 through the project’s X account, it promises what it calls the “first and only Trump mobile game for true Trump fans,” complete with a waitlist that offers a share of $1 million in TRUMP rewards.

Game structure, token utility, and reward strategy

The game is expected to launch by late Dec. 2025 on the Apple App Store, alongside a web version developed in partnership with entrepreneur Bill Zanker. It integrates Open Loot’s infrastructure for NFT support, making it a hybrid collectible title with crypto-optional mechanics.

Players will be able to collect limited-edition Trump-themed NFT statues and pins, trade them, and use them in missions or upgrades. Purchases will be available through standard payment rails, crypto, or TRUMP tokens, and a crypto wallet will not be required, widening its reach to mobile-first players.

The $1 million prize pool is tied to the pre-registration campaign now live at preregister.trumpbillionairesclub.com, where early sign-ups receive entries for token rewards. The team describes the gameplay as “Monopoly-style,” with an emphasis on strategy, asset accumulation, and competition, leaning into Trump-branded themes of wealth-building and status.

This is not the first attempt to merge Trump-branded entertainment with crypto culture. Earlier this year, an unrelated idle game called “Trump Coin Empire” appeared on Google Play, offering simplified mechanics based on stock-like upgrades tied to memecoin trends.

Trump Billionaires Club, however, positions itself as the “official” experience, backed by the Official Trump (TRUMP) memecoin promoted during his January 2025 inauguration period.

Community reaction and road ahead for TRUMP memecoin

The underlying token has struggled since its explosive debut on Solana, where it briefly reached a multibillion-dollar valuation driven by political hype, retail speculation, and Trump’s own endorsement.

Community debate on X is mixed. Supporters see the game as a smart expansion into crypto gaming at a time when retail flows are thinning across the market, while critics argue it is another volatility-driven attention cycle designed to pull liquidity from memecoin traders.

Whether the strategy can materially slow its downward trend, or launch a new wave of Trump-themed crypto engagement, will become clearer as the game reaches the App Store in the coming weeks.

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