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Deployer 4UKL…hSiP
Tallied from NexFlow's own launch captures · 2026-08-31 → 2026-09-15 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement
4UKLdTBiz6pGRccq9CGw9n53UwmAdd4UX1sJKeUohSiP
Venue split on the ledger: pump ×935 · unstamped ×832.
The deployer record
Deployer 4UKLdTBiz6pGRccq9CGw9n53UwmAdd4UX1sJKeUohSiP created 1,471 tokens in NexFlow's ledger between 18:36 UTC on August 31 and 14:14 UTC on September 4, 2026, and 923 of them landed on a single day, September 2. That is one launch roughly every ninety seconds for twenty-four hours straight, with the median gap between consecutive mints at thirty-six seconds during the run and the shortest at seven and a half. The wallet went quiet after midday on September 4 and did not launch again through the 5th.
Unlike the week's other high-volume wallet, this one works from a short list. Its 1,471 launches used just 108 distinct tickers, each re-minted around fifty times: wind (57), mmrich (55), vrl (55), $CAT (53), ch (52), CHAROC (51), DOOB (50), TOAD (49). The pattern is mechanical, a fixed roster cycled again and again, and it is the reason the same handful of tickers appear in the ledger's collision counts for the week. Several of those names (mmrich, CHAROC, DOOB, $CAT) show up under other factory wallets too, which suggests a shared list rather than one operator.
Seventy-eight of the wallet's launches captured above $6K, the highest hit rate of any factory in this cohort, but the ceiling was low: the biggest capture reading was $19.47K (makemerich, September 4), then dog wif cap at $16.34K, AURACOIN at $16.20K, attention at $15.38K and Haaland Hair at $14.96K. The median capture was $3.34K, near the floor. No launch reached a maximum-size opening and none of the top five appear in the venue's graduation records.
Busiest hours were 06:00 to 13:00 UTC, a different working day from the wallet that leads the ledger by count, and 671 of the rows arrived through the venue's poll backfill rather than the live creation stream, which is what a burst dense enough to outrun the stream looks like from the capture side.
A wallet that mints 923 tokens in a day and re-uses fifty tickers on a loop is a name farm at full speed. Every one of its launches carries this address in the deployer field, and the count is the only fact a buyer needs before the chart. The dev-wallet guide covers the cadence signal; the impersonation guide covers what fifty copies of one ticker do to a search. Tallies are dated to the August 31 to September 5 window.