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Deployer GnKh…jjpn
Tallied from NexFlow's own launch captures · 2026-09-01 → 2026-09-15 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement
GnKh9NsweAHU2M2swzLtWQuZfewCHLkjM3KDHcNajjpn
Venue split on the ledger: unstamped ×820 · pump ×613.
The deployer record
Deployer GnKh9NsweAHU2M2swzLtWQuZfewCHLkjM3KDHcNajjpn created 939 tokens in NexFlow's ledger between 01:40 UTC on September 1 and 23:59 UTC on September 5, 2026, accelerating through the week: 92 on the 1st, 89 on the 2nd, 155 on the 3rd, 449 on the 4th and 154 on the 5th. September 4 was the peak, close to nineteen launches an hour, with the median gap between mints at twenty-three seconds and the shortest under nine. Its busiest hours run overnight in UTC terms, 23:00 through 06:00.
The roster is short and repeated: 66 distinct tickers across 939 launches, led by att and 34% (39 each), FERSPE (36), SAVPIR and sol (35), RICK (33), cap and $AURA (32). Several of those (att, SAVPIR, cap, $AURA, mmrich) appear on the rosters of other factory wallets the same week, the fingerprint of a shared name list run by more than one address. The wallet's one USMS instance, minted at 14:58 UTC on September 4, captured at $9.14K; a different wallet's USMS graduated to seven figures a day later, which shows how little the name itself decides.
Thirty-eight launches captured above $6K. The biggest reading was $9.44K (BetOnBlack, September 4), then that USMS at $9.14K, goat coin at $9.05K, LMAO at $8.55K and makemerich at $8.46K. The median capture was $3.20K, near the launch floor, and no launch opened at maximum size. This is a wallet whose ceiling is a five-figure spike, achieved dozens of times, never a graduation.
The split between capture sources, 494 rows on the live creation stream and 445 through the venue's poll backfill, says the burst on September 4 was fast enough to slip past the stream for about half its mints. That is a capture-side detail, but it means the ledger's count for this wallet is a floor, not a ceiling.
The record's use is simple: this address in a deployer field means one of roughly a thousand siblings minted in five days from a sixty-name loop, none of which graduated. The dev-wallet guide is the reference for reading that count, and the bundled-launch guide explains the opening-second spikes that produce a $9K capture and nothing after it. Tallies are dated to the September 1 to 5 window.