The ‘Trump’s Empire’ game lets you go from mogul to president and even start a meme coin.

President Donald Trump has been the biggest story in crypto this past week, from the launch of the Solana meme coin to his inauguration and the impact of the first regulatory measures on the broader crypto market.

If you're not tired of the returning Commander-in-Chief, there's a Telegram game that lets you build his business and political empire in exchange for an upcoming token airdrop share.

Launched a few weeks ago, Trump Empire is an evolution of previous Telegram idle games like Hamster Kombat and XEmpire (aka MuskEmpire) as you expand on the president's various money-making efforts by growing your team, courting investors, and spending money. Business improvements.

In practice, this means little more than tapping buttons to spend your in-game coins to increase your income, or to hire managers and investors to help your cause.

Along the way, you'll grow a construction business, start a social network (an obvious rip-off of Trump's Truth Social), launch your own crypto token, and eventually become the President of the United States… and also “run the world government.” All this will cost you an outrageous amount of money.

Like Bitcoin Miner or Notcoin or other simple scam of crypto games — but among such repetitive games, it is really the most addictive numbers-go game.

Quickly, the numbers reach absurd levels—like 581 duovigintillion—and it's hard to look away as they continue to pour in. You're not doing much, but it's still fun to watch loads of virtual currency flood your smartphone.

This must be how the TRUMP meme coin traders felt last weekend.

But one part of the game is to sell all and start multiplying with high income just like Bitcoin Miner. In this case, you can throw everything to attract a huge number of “investors”, each of them squeezes the amount of fake money you bring.

Sell ​​your business empire to get 15 million investors and next time you'll get amazingly fast.

After a few of these cycles, it only takes a few moments to make all the upgrades needed to get you back to where you were before the crap starts, so it becomes a regular part of the game.

It doesn't take long to realize that the Trump empire does one thing, and does it again and again; Even if a large number is thrown. It's understandable that some players might be put off by this, but I can't keep playing this Telegram game.

Granted, most of Telegram's gaming fleet has had its fair share of players over the past few months, and I don't expect my $1.8 trevigintillion (or whatever) worth of in-game earnings to translate into much more than peanuts once it comes in. – Chain token arrived.

But Trump Empire nailed the simple gameplay loop – and I can't look away, at least not yet.

Edited by Sebastian Sinclair.