Hunter Biden says a $LAPTOP token burn is planned after an Eagles win

Named $LAPTOP project participant, posting from his personal X account

Thanks for the W! Half a percent of $LAPTOP goes in the fire tomorrow because of you. Go Birds!
Hunter Biden at the 2009 presidential inaugural parade

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Hunter Biden describes a conditional $LAPTOP token burn after an Eagles win (opens in a new tab)X post 2098877332090204241, describing a planned 0.5% / 5 million-token burn conditioned on an Eagles win

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Hunter Biden’s direct X post describes the announced mechanism for a possible $LAPTOP token burn: 0.5% / 5 million tokens if the Eagles won, otherwise a charity transfer. It establishes only the author’s announcement of the mechanism, not that a burn or transfer occurred or that the token’s economics are accurately described.

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Hunter Biden says a $LAPTOP token burn is planned after an Eagles win (opens in a new tab)X post 2099284466338582873, displayed 7:49 PM ET on September 13, 2026

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Hunter Biden’s direct X post, responding to the Eagles, says that half a percent of $LAPTOP would go “in the fire” the next day. It is an announced or claimed future action, not evidence that the burn occurred or of the token’s supply, value, or beneficiary.

Before the quotation

The $LAPTOP launch had drawn public criticism and a rapid price decline. On September 12, Biden described a conditional 0.5% / 5 million-token burn if the Eagles won.

After the quotation

The quoted post announces or claims a burn for the next day. A separate on-chain or first-party completion record would be needed to establish that a burn actually happened.

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How this statement is classified

The post promotes a planned token burn connected to the project. It does not independently establish that the burn occurred, that any supply was reduced, or that a holder received value.

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