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Hunter Biden Is Reportedly Launching a Meme Coin Inspired by His Infamous Laptop
The token will give airdrops to $TRUMP investors and Substack subscribers, while founders keep 30% of the 1 billion-token supply, according to project materials.
- On Monday, Hunter Biden announced $LAPTOP, a meme coin debuting Wednesday designed to troll President Donald Trump and his MAGA adherents by referencing the 2020 discovery of Biden's laptop.
- The token's name draws from the laptop discovered in 2020 that became central to that year's presidential election, spawning investigations, conspiracies, and media content surrounding its leaked contents.
- Founders including Biden will hold 30% of one billion tokens issued, while 20% goes to $TRUMP investors who lost money, Substack subscribers, and video journalist Andrew Callaghan's mailing list.
- Within an hour of the Wall Street Journal report, at least 14 copycat $LAPTOP tokens appeared on four other networks, trading $6.9 million between them as celebrity involvement spurred buying.
- Meme coins began as industry jokes about willingness to buy questionable digital assets; Dogecoin, launched in 2013 featuring a Shiba Inu, is widely considered the first meme coin.
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The Independent (US)Hunter Biden launching crypto meme coin poking fun at infamous scandal
Son of former president Joe Biden reportedly debuting $LAPTOP on Coinbase’s blockchain network Wednesday
·London, United Kingdom
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By Auzinea Bacon, CNN Hunter Biden's laptop could be about to acquire a new and more lucrative meaning.The Wall Street Journal reported for the first time this Monday morning that Biden, the son of former US President Joe Biden, would release his own cryptocurrency. Shortly thereafter, Biden published “$LAPTOP” along with the
·Panama City, United States
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