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Deployer 6ePb…tHHw
Tallied from NexFlow's own launch captures · 2026-08-31 → 2026-09-15 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement
6ePbEvTDFGPembAtY1vwLF4CWbTWKFisUE2G2k53tHHw
Venue split on the ledger: pump ×586 · unstamped ×210 · bonk ×24.
The deployer record
Deployer 6ePbEvTDFGPembAtY1vwLF4CWbTWKFisUE2G2k53tHHw created 578 tokens in NexFlow's ledger between 15:03 UTC on August 31 and 23:55 UTC on September 5, 2026, every day of the week, peaking at 192 launches on September 1 and settling to 38 by the 5th. Its busiest hours were 15:00 to 18:00 UTC, and its median gap between mints was about three and a third minutes, though at least once it minted two tokens within a second of each other.
The roster is long: 467 distinct tickers and 497 distinct names, with no ticker used more than five times (BOB and CASHCAT five, GROK, CHAD, ADOG, TRUMP and SUNCOIN four). Four launches carried an empty ticker. The names are a mix of the week's trending words (Pump, Accelerate, BOT TOKEN, Trumpkin) and one-offs, which is the scrape-and-mint shape: a list of candidate names, one launch each, minimal repetition.
Twenty-seven launches captured above $6K, a better hit rate than the other wide-roster wallets. The biggest reading was $16.13K (a token simply named Pump, September 4), then Accelerate at $15.08K, BOT TOKEN at $14.92K, Trumpkin at $13.77K and a token named KillingWithIncredibleKindness at $13.41K. The median capture was $3.91K, meaningfully above the floor, so this wallet seeds most of its launches with a small buy rather than minting bare. None reached a maximum-size opening and none appears in the venue's graduation records.
Venue and source split: 449 rows on the pump.fun stream, 126 through the poll backfill, and three on the bonk.fun pool. The three bonk rows are the only sign the wallet tried a second venue.
The record's practical content is that this address seeds and abandons: a small opening buy on most of six hundred launches, a five-figure spike about once in twenty, and no follow-through on any. A token carrying this deployer should be read against that habit before its chart. The dev-wallet guide covers the count, and the first-hour checks cover how to tell a deployer's seed buy from outside demand. Tallies are dated to the August 31 to September 5 window.