The Trump family is preparing to launch a crypto Monopoly-style game by the end of April, according to sources cited by Fortune. The blockchain game will reportedly combine classic board game elements with play-to-earn mechanics and the use of NFTs and cryptocurrencies.
Although gameplay details remain scarce, insiders from World Liberty Financial shared that the game will allow players to move across a virtual board and engage in various crypto-based actions. These include buying and selling digital assets, completing in-game tasks, and acquiring rare NFTs.
How the Trump Crypto Game Might Work
The game’s mechanics will likely follow a Play-to-Earn model, where users can earn rewards by completing in-game objectives or trading virtual property. The concept mirrors Monopoly’s structure of property ownership and transaction-based strategy—but with a digital twist.
Monetization may come from transaction fees, NFT sales, and brand partnerships. Developers could potentially earn commissions from player interactions and asset trades.
“Players may collect virtual tokens and digital deeds to iconic assets,” one anonymous source claimed.
Legal Trouble Ahead?
Despite growing anticipation, the Trump-themed crypto Monopoly-style game might face legal obstacles. Hasbro, which owns the original Monopoly IP, has stated it did not grant a license for this blockchain adaptation.
If the game too closely resembles the official Monopoly format, it could be challenged in court. Legal experts say the outcome may depend on whether the project is seen as a parody, a derivative product, or copyright infringement.
Trump’s Crypto Moves Continue
Donald Trump has shown increasing interest in blockchain. Recently, he publicly praised $TRUMP, a memecoin launched on the Solana blockchain. The upcoming crypto game may serve as another step toward building his personal brand in the digital asset space.
