Hunter Biden's X Account Follows 'Laptop' Token, LAPTOP Launching on Base on September 9

Hunter Biden's X Account Follows 'Laptop' Token, LAPTOP Launching on Base on September 9

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2026-09-07 15:49:52
Hunter Biden's X account currently follows only one account named 'Laptop' (@Laptoptoken), which is associated with the LAPTOP token. The token is scheduled to launch on the Base network on September 9, with its contract address and official website already released. According to the project website, LAPTOP has a total supply of 1 billion tokens, with 35% unlocked at TGE and the remainder fully unlocked over 36 months. Token allocation includes 30% for the founding team, 30% for prediction market tokens, 20% for airdrops, 10% for liquidity, 5% for the foundation treasury, and 5% for charity. The prediction market component is tied to real-world events such as politics, crypto, and culture; if an event materializes, corresponding tokens are burned, otherwise they are donated to charity. The project claims to have undergone a security audit by Hacken. ChainCatcher warns users to verify information sources and avoid interacting with unknown links or contracts to protect their assets.

ChainCatcher says Hunter Biden’s X account right now follows just one account: “Laptop” (@Laptoptoken). That account is tied to the LAPTOP token, scheduled to go live on the Base network on September 9. The project has already posted its contract address and official website.

Per the project’s website, LAPTOP has a total supply of 1 billion tokens. At the Token Generation Event (TGE), 35% of that supply will be unlocked. The rest will be fully unlocked across 36 months. The allocation breaks down this way: 30% to the founding team, 30% to prediction market-related tokens, 20% to airdrops, 10% to liquidity, 5% to the foundation treasury, and 5% to charity.

The prediction market side is linked to real-world events. Politics, cryptocurrency, and culture. If an event happens, the matching tokens are burned. If it doesn’t, those tokens go to charity. The project’s website also says the token passed a security audit by Hacken.

ChainCatcher also warns users that the related accounts and links could be exposed to impersonation, manipulation, or false association. So users should not interact with unfamiliar links, contract addresses, or authorization pages, should verify information sources carefully, and should protect their personal assets.

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