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Deployer 2iL1…V1Pw
Tallied from HostDeFi's own launch captures · 2026-09-01 → 2026-09-14 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement
2iL1eDUWvAiyxdjkU8ZTR6CAF4xA2TsMPhAJcUeHV1Pw
Venue split on the ledger: pump ×691 · unstamped ×440.
The deployer record
Deployer 2iL1eDUWvAiyxdjkU8ZTR6CAF4xA2TsMPhAJcUeHV1Pw created 919 tokens in HostDeFi's ledger between 16:10 UTC on September 1 and 01:08 UTC on September 5, 2026, with the bulk on September 3 (378) and September 4 (314). Its working hours are the late evening in UTC, 21:00 through 01:00, and its median gap between launches was about forty-two seconds.
Two names account for most of its output. GUCCI was minted 333 times and CLIPPY 285 times, with ANGRY (55), DOOB (46), Gucci (29), FERAL (24), beer (17) and chair (14) filling out a roster of only 60 distinct tickers. Six hundred-odd launches under two names in four days is not a wallet chasing trends; it is a wallet trying to own two search terms by sheer repetition, so that whichever instance a buyer lands on is one of its own. Both words are also brand or product names that belong to companies with no connection to any of these mints.
Thirty-one launches captured above $6K. The biggest reading was $17.74K (Dog in Shoes, September 2), then beer at $15.54K, a Clippy instance at $15.22K, an Angry clip instance at $14.69K and Gucci Rick at $13.66K. The median capture was $2.86K, essentially the floor, meaning most of the six hundred GUCCI and CLIPPY mints were launched with no seed buy at all and left to see whether anyone else would bite.
The capture split, 614 live-stream rows to 305 poll-backfilled, is ordinary for a wallet at this pace. What is less ordinary is the concentration: the top two names are 67 percent of everything this wallet did. A reader who searches either word will find hundreds of dead mints from this one address before finding anything else.
The record stands for the count and the concentration. The dev-wallet guide covers what a nine-hundred-launch week means for any single token carrying this deployer, and the impersonation guide covers the borrowed brand names. The tallies are dated to the September 1 to 5 window and none of them is a view on any individual mint.