Hunter Biden debuts 'LAPTOP' memecoin targeting TRUMP holders
Hunter Biden debuts 'LAPTOP' memecoin targeting TRUMP holders
LAPTOP debuts Wednesday on Base, with nearly a third of the supply set to be burned if a slate of political and market outcomes — including a Democratic win in 2028 — comes good.
- Hunter Biden will debut LAPTOP on Base on Sept. 9, naming the token after the computer he left at a Delaware repair shop in 2019.
- Founders including Biden hold 30% of the one billion supply, locked for six months; another 20% is airdropped to wallets that lost money on TRUMP, his Substack subscribers and a mailing list run by video journalist Andrew Callaghan.
- A further 30% is earmarked for burning if 30 specified events resolve in the project's favor.
Hunter Biden, the son of former U.S. president Joe Biden, is launching a memecoin called “LAPTOP” on Base on Sept. 9, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
The supply of the token is 1 billion, with founders including Biden being allocated 30%. The tokens will be unsellable for six months and vest for over two years, 20% will be airdropped in two rounds: to wallets underwater on the TRUMP memecoin, to Biden’s Substack subscribers and to a mailing list run by his friend Andrew Callaghan, a video journalist.
The remaining 30% will be burned based on specific criteria, such as if the Democrats win the election in 2028, a new bitcoin
Biden teased the ticker on X hours later alongside a montage of news anchors discussing his infamous laptop, the computer he abandoned at a Delaware repair shop in 2019 whose contents, including foreign business emails and texts, was leaked to the public in the lead up to the 2020 election.
TRUMP peaked at a $15 billion market cap when it was released at the start of 2025, subsequently tumbling to $2, worth $600 million at the time of writing. Trump’s disclosures show $1.4 billion from the memecoin and crypto deals last year.
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