Hunter Biden said the first LAPTOP airdrop allocated 8% of the token’s total supply to subscribers of his newsletter, rather than to wallets created specifically to farm the giveaway. Out of 80 million LAPTOP tokens set aside for that distribution, 79 million remain unclaimed, according to his statement. The claim window is scheduled to close on Oct. 9, after which all unclaimed tokens will be destroyed. The update was reported by BlockBeats on Sept. 13 as a 7x24 news flash.
BlockBeats reported on Sept. 13 that Hunter Biden, son of former U.S. President Joe Biden, said the first LAPTOP airdrop allocated 8% of the token’s total supply to subscribers of his newsletter, rather than to wallets created specifically to obtain the airdrop.
According to his statement, 79 million of the 80 million LAPTOP tokens assigned to the airdrop remain unclaimed. The claim window will close on Oct. 9, and all unclaimed tokens will be destroyed after that date.
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