$LAPTOP, a memecoin associated with Hunter Biden, launched on Base and references the laptop story that has followed him for years.

Tokenomics

The project declares a total supply of 1 B tokens and a distribution split across founders, markets and charitable allocations.

• 30% to founders.
• 30% reserved for prediction markets.
• 10% for a Day 1 airdrop.
• 10% for a future airdrop.
• 10% allocated for liquidity.
• 5% to a foundation.
• 5% designated for charity.

Unlocks and liquidity

At TGE the team reports 35% of supply unlocked, while liquidity is set at 100 M tokens, equal to 10% of supply.

The issuer retains the remaining 650 M tokens after the initial unlock, according to on-chain data and project statements.

Market relationships

The market-maker named is GSR Markets, which is listed with an allocation of 1.55% within reported documents.

Hayden Davis is mentioned in connection with the project; on-chain analysis reportedly identified three counterparties showing a pattern of test transfers followed by main transfers.

Airdrops and exchange allocations

The first-day airdrop is planned for subscribers of Hunter Biden’s Substack and Channel 5 rather than for holders of $TRUMP tokens, the project says.

A separate allocation exists for those affected by $TRUMP; exchanges will distribute that portion at their discretion, with no detailed procedure provided.

Burn mechanics and governance risk

Up to 30% of supply is tied to prediction market outcomes such as a Democratic victory in 2028, a new Bitcoin all-time high, or the memecoin’s FDV surpassing the Trump token.

If an outcome resolves as TRUE, the corresponding tokens are burned; project documents state that the foundation itself determines whether objectives have been met.

That governance clause means holders assume the risk that allocation and burn decisions are executed at the foundation’s discretion, the documents warn.

Summary

The launch combines explicit political theming with complex tokenomics and discretionary governance provisions, which the project materials highlight as risk factors.

Observers and market participants should note the allocation structure, unlock schedule and the foundation’s control over key outcomes when assessing the project.