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Hunter Biden's X account currently only follows an account named "Laptop" (@Laptoptoken). This account is associated with the token LAPTOP, which is scheduled to launch on the Base network on September 9, and has announced the contract address and official website link.According to the official website, the total supply of LAPTOP is 1 billion tokens, with 35% unlocked at TGE and fully unlocked over 36 months. The token distribution includes 30% for the founding team, 30% for prediction market-related tokens, 20% for airdrops, 10% for liquidity, 5% for the foundation treasury, and 5% for charitable donations. Among these, the prediction market portion is linked to real-world events in politics, crypto, culture, etc. If the event occurs, the corresponding tokens will be burned; if it does not occur, the tokens will be donated to charity. The official website states that the token has passed a Hacken audit.ChainCatcher reminds: There is a possibility that related accounts and links may be impersonated, manipulated, or falsely associated. Users should avoid interacting with any unfamiliar links, contract addresses, or authorization pages, carefully verify the source of information, and protect their personal asset security.

According to data from platform X, the official Twitter account and contract for the new meme coin project "LAPTOP" by Hunter Biden, the son of former U.S. President Joe Biden, have been announced. The account is named Laptop (@Laptoptoken) and has also gained the official Twitter follow of Hunter Biden.The project description states "Coming to @base September 9" and discloses the relevant token contract address, consistent with previously disclosed information.ChainCatcher reminds users: The currently disclosed information is all community speculation and has not yet been officially confirmed. Please do not interact with any unfamiliar links to protect asset security.ChainCatcher previously reported that according to The Wall Street Journal, Hunter Biden, the son of former President Joe Biden, will launch a meme coin named LAPTOP, named after his laptop incident, scheduled to go live on the Base network under Coinbase on September 9.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Hunter Biden, the son of former U.S. President Joe Biden, will launch a meme coin named LAPTOP, named after his laptop incident, scheduled to go live on the Base network under Coinbase on September 9.The founding team of the project, including Hunter Biden, will hold 30% of the total token supply (1 billion tokens), with that portion locked for 6 months and fully unlocked over two years; another 20% of the tokens will be airdropped in two batches to users who previously lost money on the Trump meme coin TRUMP, Hunter Biden's Substack subscribers and their friends, and users on the mailing list maintained by video journalist Andrew Callaghan; the remaining 20% will be used for charitable donations, liquidity, and distribution to exchange partners and market makers, as well as covering the accounting, legal, administrative, and compliance costs of the token foundation.It is reported that the founding team has also agreed on a destruction mechanism that includes 30 preset events; if the relevant events achieve the preset results within the designated time (such as the Democratic Party winning the 2028 presidential election, Bitcoin reaching a new historical high, LAPTOP's fully diluted valuation exceeding TRUMP, etc.), up to 30% of the token supply may be destroyed; if not achieved, the tokens will be donated to charitable organizations proportionally.The report notes that Hunter Biden has recently been frequently participating in podcasts, news programs, and writing Substack articles discussing his views on cryptocurrency, and has commented on the controversy between the Trump family's crypto project World Liberty Financial and Sun Yuchen.

According to Politico, the United States is considering expanding the scope of tariffs to include laptops and servers.

According to the Industrial and Commercial Times, due to the soaring prices of key components such as memory and SSDs, the cost pressure for configuring high-capacity storage in mainstream laptops has greatly increased. Cost-effective mainland Chinese memory and storage components are gradually penetrating the PC supply chain, with brands such as Lenovo, ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, Acer, and even the American brand Apple accelerating the certification, introduction, or platform tuning of related products.The report pointed out that Lenovo has expanded its use of mainland components this year, and recently flagship laptop models equipped with Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC) SSDs have appeared on North American cross-border e-commerce platforms. The American brand Apple is also reported to be negotiating with the U.S. government to procure Changxin Memory Technologies (CXMT) memory to cope with the rising prices. In terms of Taiwanese board manufacturers, MSI recently announced that it is the first to complete the verification and tuning of Changxin Memory DDR5 chips on the AMD platform at DDR5-8000+, while Gigabyte has also adopted Changxin Memory chips in some motherboard models. ASUS and Acer have introduced memory modules from mainland manufacturers such as BIWIN through their own brand memory certification or OEM models.Industry analysts believe that although the short-term imbalance in supply and demand for storage has prompted non-mainland brands to accelerate related certifications, due to the limited production capacity of mainland manufacturers, brand Taiwanese manufacturers still emphasize that Korean original manufacturers with long-term contracts remain the main supply partners at present.

ChainCatcher News, an agent from the Internal Revenue Service tracked and seized 120,000 bitcoins stolen from the cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex using a MacBook Pro, which is now housed at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.Ellen Feingold, the curator of the National Numismatic Collection (NNC), explained in an article for Smithsonian Magazine on November 18: "This laptop is at the center of a criminal case, indicating that people's understanding of cryptocurrency is continually evolving."The owner of the laptop is former IRS agent Chris Janczewski, who now leads global investigations at blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs. Janczewski helped uncover the keys to the 120,000 bitcoins stolen by Ilya Lichtenstein from Bitfinex, who was sentenced to five years in prison earlier this month for hacking.