- The Trump Organization has filed a trademark for a metaverse and NFT platform, signaling a deeper push into Web3.
- Trump’s digital empire is expanding rapidly, following previous ventures into cryptocurrency and fintech.
- Speculation grows over a possible ‘Megaverse’ as Trump cements his presence in the evolving digital space.
In yet another bold step into the ever-expanding digital frontier, the Trump Organization has officially filed a trademark application for ‘TRUMP’—this time, tied to a metaverse and NFT trading platform. A recent filing with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) suggests that the 47th President’s brand is gearing up for a deeper plunge into the world of Web3, setting the stage for what could be a significant expansion of Trump’s virtual empire.
This move doesn’t exactly come out of nowhere. The Trump Media & Technology Group has been steadily making inroads into the digital finance world, particularly with its pivot toward cryptocurrency. After rolling out a meme coin in early 2025, the company now appears to be setting its sights on the metaverse and blockchain-backed assets. The timing? Impeccable. The strategy? Aggressive.
Trump Organization Stakes Its Claim in the Metaverse and NFTs
Donald Trump’s return to the White House has been characterized by a strong economic agenda—one that includes a notably pro-crypto stance. Unlike previous administrations that tiptoed around digital assets, Trump has actively pushed for clearer regulations in the cryptocurrency sector while simultaneously positioning himself as a central figure in the evolving digital economy.
It’s worth remembering that even after his first term, Trump had already dabbled in NFTs, releasing a series of digital collectibles that turned out to be, well, quite lucrative. Now, it seems, that venture is poised to evolve. The recent trademark filing hints at something bigger—a dedicated metaverse and NFT platform carrying the Trump name.
A Digital Expansion Unlike Any Other
The Trump brand has been anything but shy about its Web3 ambitions. Trump Media & Technology Group has doubled down on its Truth brand, with recent initiatives like Truth.Fi—a financial tech arm designed to expand Trump’s presence in the fintech world. Additionally, World Liberty Financial, another Trump-affiliated digital venture, made its debut just months ago, further signaling a long-term commitment to the blockchain space.
But the metaverse? That’s uncharted territory for Trump—at least, up until now. Speculation is already swirling around what this could mean. Could this trademark be laying the groundwork for a ‘Megaverse’ centered around Trump’s persona? Could we be looking at an exclusive digital hub, filled with Trump-branded assets, virtual properties, and NFT-driven experiences? Details remain scarce, but one thing is clear: Trump’s digital empire is growing, and fast.
While critics may scoff at yet another Trump business endeavor, history suggests that when he sets his sights on a market, he goes all in. Whether this latest Web3 push becomes a revolutionary step or just another splashy headline remains to be seen. But one thing’s for sure—Trump isn’t stepping away from the digital spotlight anytime soon.
