The demo video for the Trump Billionaires Club on its website looks like it shows a digital depiction of New York and a player token moving around a gameboard by rolling dice. Bill Zanker, who was on the team that helped establish the official Trump memecoin and other NFT collections, is making a Trump-themed crypto mobile game that should be available on the Apple App Store by the end of the year.
The game’s website says that Freedom 45 Games is making it, and it uses Trump’s name under a licensing arrangement. It is also linked to the Trump Coin. The software is presently in pre-registration and is set to come out on December 30 in the Apple Software Store.
In April, Zanker was previously connected to a project that combined gaming and cryptocurrency features. The project was said to have some things in common with MONOPOLY GO, but at the time, a representative denied any connection to Monopoly.
The game’s website says that you can finance your account with cash, cryptocurrencies, or TRUMP Coin. It also talks about trading non-fungible token statues and pins that you can use in the game. But a disclaimer says that US President Donald Trump or any of his businesses or connections did not design, make, or distribute it. The Trump Billionaires Club didn’t get back to us right away when we asked for a comment.
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Crypto aspects in the Trump game
A demo of Trump Billionaires Club on its website shows a digital representation of New York and a player rolling dice to travel around a Monopoly-style gameboard, earning money for building things and doing other things.
The game also gives an airdrop of Trump tokens to the person who gets the most points before the game starts. You may get points by opening an account, holding the TRUMP coin, and telling other people about the initiative.
Price of Trump memecoin is down 92% from its all-time high
The new crypto game based on Trump comes at a bad moment for anybody who own Trump’s memecoin. The official Trump memecoin came out a few days before Donald Trump became president on January 20. According to CoinGecko, it shot up to an all-time high of over $73 a day after it was out, with a worth of over $14.5 billion. However, it has since plunged more than 92% and is now trading at $5.89 as of Wednesday. The token has experienced a 3.4% increase since the game’s announcement 24 hours ago.
The disclaimer says that the game artifacts are meant for “enjoyment” and not “investment purposes,” and they are not linked to “any political campaign.”
Democratic politicians in the US have been looking into Trump’s cryptocurrency businesses and those that bear his name. They have also asked the financial regulators and the government ethics office to look into them