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Deployer CpGT…Gptr

Tallied from HostDeFi's own launch captures · 2026-08-31 → 2026-09-13 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement

CpGToYPJJNGzCywuWc6xYnmg6yKTMghJuzDVuojRGptr

Launches on ledger
577
First seen
2026-08-31
Last seen
2026-09-13
Biggest capture mcap
$9.60K

Venue split on the ledger: pump ×486 · unstamped ×91.

The deployer record

Deployer CpGToYPJJNGzCywuWc6xYnmg6yKTMghJuzDVuojRGptr minted 577 tokens across eight days between August 31 and September 13, 2026 — a delayed burst: a quiet 27 on the 31st, five days of silence, then 127, 90, 100, 116, 58, 58 and a single launch on the 13th before going quiet.

The five-day hole between the debut trickle and the production week is the restart signature: the wallet tested once, paused, then ran a six-day production block before shutting down. Two days of silence at the window's end suggest the run is finished.

None of its launches reached the bounded candidate pool; the cadence is the record.

For a reader, the practical fact is the count. Any token whose deployer field shows this address is one of roughly five hundred and eighty siblings from a one-week production block. The dev-wallet guide explains why cadence leads its checks, and the launch statistics place a delayed-burst run against the feed. Tallies are dated to the August 31–September 13 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