The official @HunterBiden $LAPTOP community, on @base, the network built by Coinbase. Audited by @Hackenclub. CA: 0xB095274743941e953c746F9C228DA9c18Bb6ec29
On launch day, one market maker withdrew its liquidity 84 seconds after the peak. The cash available to people selling near the price went from $16,157 to zero.
The launch report sets it out: https://t.co/UxmP54OA2L
Democrats took the House and the Senate.
Those were two of the 30 real-world predictions we wrote into $LAPTOP at launch. True: its tokens burn forever. False: they go to charity.
Both came true. 5.5% of supply burned. 17.65% total.
Follow the token: @Laptop_Token
Fake tokens copy famous names. Before interacting with any token, check its contract address against the official site. $LAPTOP's only contract (Base): 0xB095274743941e953c746F9C228DA9c18Bb6ec29. Official info: https://t.co/bENDnNvqys
Blockchains have a useful feature: they don’t rely on screenshots of spreadsheets.
Transactions are recorded publicly, allowing anyone to inspect the activity for themselves.
It’s a good place to start when evaluating a token.
Tokenomics shouldn’t be a guessing game.
Supply, allocations, unlocks, burns and charity commitments. All documented, all publicly accessible.
Transparency is better when you can verify it.
@coinbase The interesting part isn’t that dollars are moving onchain. It’s that the recipient doesn’t necessarily need to know - or care - that they did.
The Democrats won the U.S. Senate in the November 3 midterms.
As part of $LAPTOP’s novel prediction mechanism, 2.75% of the total token supply has been burned.
The Democrats won the U.S. House of Representatives in the November 3 midterms.
As part of $LAPTOP’s novel prediction mechanism, 2.75% of the total token supply has been burned.
What's next: the remaining predictions resolve over time, from this year to 2029. Each result is posted with its transaction link. Reclaiming the narrative.
Wallets: the founder wallet has never sold or moved a coin. Charity: at least 5% of supply is committed, plus any prediction tokens that go to charity.
The first $LAPTOP airdrop went to subscribers of Hunter’s Substack. Unclaimed tokens from it, 7.9% of total supply, were burned. Details: https://t.co/bENDnNvqys
Here's how every $LAPTOP prediction works: an event, a date, and a rule set at launch. YES, the tokens burn. NO, they go to charity. Results are posted with the transaction. https://t.co/bENDnNvqys
Tokenomics shouldn’t end with a supply figure.
A transparent token allocation should explain where tokens go, when they unlock, and what happens to them over time.
The $LAPTOP website publishes its original 1 billion token allocation, 36-month unlock schedule, and onchain records of burns and charity commitments.
Transparency means making the numbers independently verifiable, not simply publishing them.
@arbitrum Tokenization is only the starting point. The real question is how ownership, transactions and underlying records remain transparent and independently verifiable.