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Deployer 2CFy…Lpdc

Tallied from HostDeFi's own launch captures · 2026-08-31 → 2026-09-20 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement

2CFywHXDPjDK2iRQsb95vnjgncDUZeQKJ6MceJ4ALpdc

Launches on ledger
593
First seen
2026-08-31
Last seen
2026-09-20
Biggest capture mcap
$638.22K

Venue split on the ledger: unstamped ×304 · pump ×259 · bonk ×30.

The deployer record

Deployer 2CFywHXDPjDK2iRQsb95vnjgncDUZeQKJ6MceJ4ALpdc minted 449 tokens across all sixteen days of the window — and the two halves read like different wallets. The first week barely registers: 3, 22, 44, then 7, 1, 3, 6. The second week opens at 48 and never looks back — 56, 50, then after two quiet days a climb to the run's 87-token peak on September 14.

Whatever changed on September 7 changed decisively: the last nine days minted 363 of the 449 total. A wallet that idles for a week then triples its output mid-window is usually a second deployment of the same tooling — same key, new batch.

None of the 449 launches reached the bounded candidate pool; the mid-window step-up is the record.

For a reader, the practical fact is the count and the split. Any token whose deployer field shows this address is one of roughly four hundred fifty siblings, four in five of them minted from September 7 onward. The dev-wallet guide puts cadence first among its checks, and the launch statistics place a second-half surge against the feed. Tallies are dated to the August 31–September 15 window; the ledger keeps counting.

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HostDeFi is an educational risk tool, not financial advice. Deployer records tally our own dated launch captures; the ledger observes a sample, not the wallet's whole history, and presence here is neither listing nor accusation. How this page was made: the tallies are counted from HostDeFi's own launch captures at render time, and the written record is the HostDeFi desk's own write-up of this one wallet, dated to the window it describes. A HostDeFi product