David Sacks and Winklevoss twins join Trump Jr.’s Washington club

A new private membership club in Washington, D.C., called Executive Branch, co-founded by Donald Trump Jr., has drawn high-profile members including crypto czar David Sacks and Gemini exchange founders Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss.

The club, which charges a $500,000 annual membership fee and already has a waiting list, aims to create an exclusive environment for wealthy CEOs, tech founders, and policy experts.

Executive Branch is set to open next month in Georgetown and is designed to facilitate private networking among business leaders and Trump administration officials.

According to insiders, the club’s vetting process is rigorous, ensuring members are vetted for loyalty and influence, with the goal of fostering close ties between the private sector and government.

The launch event attracted notable attendees such as White House officials, lobbyists, and influential political figures.

David Sacks, known as the White House crypto adviser and co-host of the “All-In” podcast, is among the founding members, alongside tech investor Chamath Palihapitiya and the Winklevoss twins, who co-founded a cryptocurrency platform.

The club is backed by Trump Jr. and partners including Omeed Malik and members of the Witkoff family, who have close ties to the Trump administration.

Executive Branch is positioned as one of the most expensive and exclusive private clubs in the U.S., surpassing other high-end venues in membership fees and selectivity.

Sources familiar with the club say it could become a central hub for political and business networking in Washington, akin to the role the Trump International Hotel played during the previous administration.

The club’s combination of a hefty fee, strict membership criteria, and high-profile founders signals its intent to shape the social and political landscape in the nation’s capital.

“Executive Branch will provide a discreet space for C-suite executives and Trump advisers to connect away from public scrutiny,” according to insiders.