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Deployer 4feA…Kxst
Tallied from HostDeFi's own launch captures · 2026-08-31 → 2026-09-06 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement
4feA6AvnRstje81ZJTKniYW2LdXhh9GHqZtNVRJ2Kxst
Venue split on the ledger: pump ×529 · unstamped ×164.
The deployer record
Deployer 4feA6AvnRstje81ZJTKniYW2LdXhh9GHqZtNVRJ2Kxst created 689 tokens in HostDeFi's ledger, almost all of them in one thirty-hour burst: 275 on August 31 (from 16:51 UTC) and 407 on September 1, then a single launch on the 2nd, five on the 3rd and one on the 5th. Its busiest hours ran 22:00 through 03:00 UTC, and during the burst the median gap between mints was about forty-six seconds.
This wallet is the origin of one of the week's biggest ticker collisions. It minted GPRO forty-seven times, and GPRO went on to be launched 338 times across the whole ledger between August 31 and September 1 as other wallets piled on; a separate single-launch wallet's GPRO instance eventually graduated. The rest of the roster (118 distinct tickers) repeats in blocks of about twenty: SOLCAT, green and MONK twenty each, ORANGIE nineteen, Bickering eighteen, GROKCAT and Phalano seventeen. Twenty mints per name, then the next name, is a script working down a list with a fixed repeat count.
Only thirteen launches captured above $6K. The biggest reading was $20.05K (Slop, 01:15 UTC on September 1), then Quantum White Fiber Rabbit at $13.98K, Yarl at $11.36K, SnackGPT at $10.42K and The Onboarder at $9.07K. The median capture was $2.93K, the floor. Four of the wallet's five best mints have addresses beginning "25", which is the fingerprint of a vanity-address grinder running alongside the launcher, a detail that says money was spent on the addresses rather than the tokens.
The capture split was 528 live-stream rows to 161 poll-backfilled, ordinary for a wallet at this pace. After September 1 the wallet effectively stopped, which is the other common factory shape: a burst, a handful of spikes, and silence once the list is exhausted.
The record is kept mainly for the GPRO story: a name minted forty-seven times by this wallet became a three-hundred-mint pile-up that a different wallet's instance eventually carried through graduation. A reader searching that ticker will find this deployer's forty-seven dead mints first. The address guide resolves that, and the dev-wallet guide covers the burst-and-stop cadence. Tallies are dated to the August 31 to September 5 window.