Nathaniel Bradley is chief executive officer and a director of Datavault AI, a technology company developing data-monetization and tokenization products. He previously founded and led accessibility-software company AudioEye.
Role at the time: Datavault AI chief executive officer, interviewed by the New York Post
Condemned
Statement summary
Nathaniel Bradley criticized the LAPTOP launch and described its early valuation as fraudulent in his opinion. His accusation is not an established finding of misconduct.
“To come out and say that a laptop coin is worth $300 is, in my opinion, fraudulent”
Open source (opens in a new tab)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
Why we used this label
Bradley's direct criticism and fraud characterization express condemnation of the launch. The allegation remains explicitly attributed to him.
Hunter Biden’s $LAPTOP memecoin launched on September 9, using the name of the laptop controversy. Biden called it a project about resilience and recovery; critics including Coffeezilla called it a scam or “shitcoin” and warned against buying.
