"To come out and say that a laptop coin is worth $300 is, in my opinion, fraudulent"

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Reporting

Nathaniel Bradley's criticism of the LAPTOP launch in a New York Post interviewBradley's direct interview paragraphs and the immediately following no-fraud-finding qualification

About this source

The original article quotes Datavault AI CEO Nathaniel Bradley's criticism. It expressly states that there has been no finding of fraud or a rug-pull scheme and that Datavault's analysis has not established that Biden sold tokens during the collapse. Market and wallet estimates are not independently audited here. Original publisher metadata and visible header establish September 10, 6:00 a.m. Eastern publication; the interview's exact time is unknown.

Before the quotation

The article discussed Datavault's analysis of token trading and losses. Bradley commented on investors buying at high early prices.

After the quotation

The article expressly states there has been no finding that Biden or LAPTOP engaged in fraud or a rug-pull scheme, and its analysis does not establish that Biden personally sold tokens. Anonymous wallet proceeds cannot be attributed to him. The time shown is the original article's publication time, not a verified interview time.

Condemned

How this statement is classified

Bradley's direct criticism and fraud characterization express condemnation of the launch. The allegation remains explicitly attributed to him.