Deployer GdTf…95Ws

Deployer GdTf8WxuDisy3J2u1tnTSzMXZjScJRibRq5QFupL95Ws minted 1,171 tokens over ten active days between August 31 and September 15, 2026 — and its shape is the rarest in the ledger: a late surge. The counts read 9, 8, 91, 2, 211, 9, 18, 67, 339 and finally 417 on September 15, the largest single-day reading in its run arriving on the last day of the window.

Most factory wallets front-load — the biggest day is the debut, and everything after is decay. This one did the reverse: a quiet first week at single digits, a first pulse on the 9th, and an accelerating final stretch where the last three days alone account for over eight hundred launches. A pattern like that usually means an operator scaling a working configuration rather than shutting one down.

Five of its launches reached the bounded candidate pool — tickers ch, cap, wind, LaMisery and SALO — none of which graduated. The low survival rate is ordinary for volume deployers; what is not ordinary is a wallet whose production was still accelerating when the ledger window closed.

For a reader, the practical fact is the count and its direction. Any token whose deployer field shows this address is one of roughly eleven hundred siblings from a run that was speeding up, not down. The dev-wallet guide puts cadence first among its checks, and the launch statistics show where this trajectory sits. Tallies are dated to the August 31–September 15 window; the ledger keeps counting.