Hunter Biden accepts responsibility while attributing $LAPTOP launch problem to liquidity

Promoter of the $LAPTOP project responding in a video posted to his X account

At the end of the day, it’s my responsibility, and there was a f--- up.

Source and context

Original post

Hunter Biden’s X video response after the $LAPTOP launch collapse (opens in a new tab) - Hunter BidenX post 2098264571110908392; video posted at 12:17 AM on September 11, 2026

About this source

Biden’s video responds to the token’s launch collapse. He attributes the immediate problem to the market maker’s alleged $5,000 liquidity provision, accepts responsibility, and promises to make it right. The post does not independently establish the cause, a remedy, or compensation.

Reporting

Fox Business reports Hunter Biden’s $LAPTOP launch-collapse response (opens in a new tab)Published September 11, 2026; paragraphs beginning “There was a f--- up” and “At the end of the day”; promise at the paragraph beginning “I am in this to the end 100%”

About this source

Reporting that directly transcribes Biden’s X video after the $LAPTOP launch collapse. The report presents the market-maker and remediation accounts as Biden’s assertions, not independently established causes or remedies.

Before the quotation

Biden’s video followed the September 9 launch and a sharp early price swing. He said the market maker provided only $5,000 of liquidity in the first 30 seconds and said demand was high; the source reports those as his claims.

After the quotation

He said the situation had been brought under control after damage was done and that he would remain involved. He did not specify a compensation plan or independently verifiable remediation in his statement.

Mixed or conditional
How this statement is classified

Biden combines acceptance of responsibility with a third-party liquidity explanation and a promise of remediation. Neither side of that account alone captures the response to criticism of the launch.

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