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Deployer 6Syx…kVFC
Tallied from HostDeFi's own launch captures · 2026-08-31 → 2026-09-06 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement
6Syx8eNfXg5HA2HGRptef4KerTzwxonF4eFV5RhHkVFC
Venue split on the ledger: pump ×502 · unstamped ×173.
The deployer record
Deployer 6Syx8eNfXg5HA2HGRptef4KerTzwxonF4eFV5RhHkVFC created 623 tokens in HostDeFi's ledger between 15:06 UTC on August 31 and 12:02 UTC on September 5, 2026, on every day of the week, ramping from 56 and 54 launches on the first two days to 191 on September 3 and 181 on the 4th before dropping to 54 on the 5th. Busiest hours were 11:00 to 14:00 and 18:00 UTC, and its median gap between mints was about ninety-two seconds.
The roster runs to 150 distinct tickers with a recognisable core: BONER 54 times, PUMP 51, GPI 29, FLORK 29, a family of "OTC" tickers (???OTC 28, OTC->UP 23) and PDFMMX 22. The OTC family is the odd one; names shaped like trading jargon rather than memes, minted dozens of times, which reads as a wallet testing whether a different vocabulary catches a different buyer. The 158 distinct names include one instance of USELESS ("THE 1ST USLESS COIN") minted on September 4, a name several other wallets also tried that week.
Thirteen launches captured above $6K. The biggest reading was $13.95K (an OTC-shaped mint, September 2), then a token whose name references watching a movie with Mayhem at $12.52K, another OTC instance at $10.20K, the USELESS instance at $10.14K and an AGI-named mint at $9.69K. The median capture was $2.88K, the floor. No launch reached a maximum-size opening and none appears in the venue's graduation records.
Capture sources split 458 live-stream to 165 poll-backfilled. The wallet's pace never reached the burst densities of the ledger's largest factories, so the stream caught most of its mints directly.
What the record establishes is a steady mid-volume factory: a hundred-plus launches a day at peak, a rotating list with a few favourites, a five-figure spike about once every fifty mints, and no graduation. Any token carrying this deployer address should be read against that count. The dev-wallet guide covers the cadence signal, and the memecoin checklist is the short list of checks that apply before the chart. Tallies are dated to the August 31 to September 5 window.