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Here is the money Hunter Biden and his team made from this launch including fees so far and this exactly what a scam looks like: I traced the $LAPTOP launch on Base. Here's who actually made money. There were many broken promises and information that was not shared up front as they promoted being transparent. CA: 0xB095274743941e953c746F9C228DA9c18Bb6ec29 Publicly, Hunter Biden and the issuer made $0 on-chain. The founders' 300M tokens (30%) and every other official bucket are still sitting untouched in the team Safes. Zero USDC, zero ETH. The money was made by wallets that received tokens from those Safes before launch. (Hunter and his team) Verified in the first 3 hours: • $2.34M USDC: a sales wallet fed by a 2.5M allocation that left the team's airdrop Safe on Sept 8 • $647K USDC: two airdrop claim wallets that sold 4,276 tokens each into the first minutes • ~$716K USDC: two bot wallets that placed the launch liquidity at 12:02:45 UTC, the exact launch second • ~$550K: fees from a 5% Uniswap pool created Sept 7, two days before the public could buy Plus 2.7M tokens deposited to Bitvavo before the DEX opened. Proceeds off-chain, unpriced. Call it $4M verified, $5M to $10M all-in. Total LP fees across all pools: roughly $1.1M. Almost none of it went to the foundation. The official 100M "liquidity" allocation never entered a pool. On the $627M founders' "value": total buy-side liquidity is under $1M. Selling even 1% of supply would crush the price to cents. That number is a chart, not money. Contract itself is clean: audited, fixed supply, no mint or blacklist. The problem was never the code.

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