LAPTOP: pre-launch inventory and $2.34 million in sale receipts
MASTR's reconstruction connects a distribution allocation to 107 matched sales and reconciles the USDC outflows.
MASTR research · 9 September 2026, sales cutoff 14:00 UTC
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LAPTOP: pre-launch inventory and $2.34 million in sale receipts
MASTR's reconstruction connects a distribution allocation to 107 matched sales and reconciles the USDC outflows.
LAPTOP: 2 connected claims, 647,428.93 USDC in receipts
A funding transfer links the wallets; acquisition, sales and later conversions remain separate accounting events.
LAPTOP: the completed 49-sale record
A profitable early buyer must be distinguished from a pre-allocation recipient, and a completed ledger from an early subtotal.
LAPTOP, TRUMP and MELANIA: which connections were established?
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