Hunter Biden's $LAPTOP Coin Is a Celebrity Cash Grab | Ran Neuner

Ran Neuner (0:00)

You're $15 million in debt, and now you're launching a meme coin. Like, it doesn't really paint a good story, you know?

SPEAKER_2 (0:06)

Look, let's talk about the big news of the week, Hunter Biden and the laptop meme coin, which is set to drop tomorrow. I saw you tweeted that his team had reached out to you to do an interview. Why did you not do the interview?

Ran Neuner (0:17)

I'm going to now.

SPEAKER_2 (0:18)

You're going to, okay.

Ran Neuner (0:19)

And, you know, I guess for me, the narrative is something like, your dad was probably anti-crypto. His whole entire administration was completely anti-crypto. You're $15 million in debt, and now you're launching a meme coin. Like, it doesn't really paint a good story, you know? Also, to be honest, the way that they've done it, meme coins are launched in the trenches. They don't have tokenomics. His meme coins got tokenomics. And I mean, the execution is super poor. I'm going to encourage you not to do it, even though the launch is happening tomorrow.

SPEAKER_2 (0:46)

What I do find interesting though, is that like, I don't want to say disparaging, but a lot of people have been so negative about it. And I don't feel like I got the same sentiment when Trump was going to launch his token. What's the difference here?

Ran Neuner (0:58)

I'll tell you what the difference is. The first difference is, Trump's a sitting president. Hunter Biden is a ex-president's son who's had an alcohol and drug problem. I think there's a massive difference between that and Trump who was destined to save us economically. So far, it hasn't panned out, but we're still hopeful that it might in the future. And then you can compare that to Hunter Biden. This is celebrity scam. I mean, let's just call it what it is. Like, he's never come out pro-Bitcoin or anything, and now he's coming out because he needs money.