Hunter Biden, the son of former U.S. President Joe Biden, has been posting about his love of all things crypto and blockchain on X, going as far as to say that he previously wanted to sell his art for bitcoin and distribute the art as non-fungible tokens (NFTs). While some crypto enthusiasts have responded to these posts by embracing Biden and welcoming him to “Crypto Twitter” with open arms, others see a trend that indicates the launch of a Biden-branded memecoin could be right around the corner. The recent crypto posts began on Friday when Biden responded to a crypto-focused account asking if they’d be able to “help with the crypto vote” for a hypothetical, non-serious presidential run. Then on Saturday, Biden quote posted a work of digital art by artist Beeple, best known as the poster boy of the NFT hysteria of years ago, adding, “When I decided to sell my art I wanted every piece on the blockchain and to accept Bitcoin as payment. ‘The Internet of Money’ by Andreas Antonopoulos really opened my eyes.” Thanks @beeple, I’ve been a fan of your art for a long time. This is my new favorite. When I decided to sell my art I wanted every piece on the blockchain and to accept Bitcoin as payment. “The Internet of Money” by Andreas Antonopoulos really opened my eyes. https://t.co/2OjCwhWvSm — Hunter Biden (@HunterBiden) June 6, 2026 In addition to Beeple, a number of other blockchain technology proponents and crypto industry insiders were quick to embrace Biden, despite his past controversies. For example, Custodia Bank founder and CEO Caitlin Long posted, “Hunter went to Yale Law, which is the hardest law school to get into—so the caricature of him never made sense to me. Welcome to CT, Hunter!”