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Deployer 9Up1…WhNc

Tallied from HostDeFi's own launch captures · 2026-09-01 → 2026-09-20 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement

9Up1cQs3YMuTcFEdpCp5HGhMek8pxsLfm9BZu2FzWhNc

Launches on ledger
945
First seen
2026-09-01
Last seen
2026-09-20
Biggest capture mcap
$21.59K

Venue split on the ledger: pump ×549 · unstamped ×396.

The deployer record

Deployer 9Up1cQs3YMuTcFEdpCp5HGhMek8pxsLfm9BZu2FzWhNc minted 443 tokens across thirteen days, September 3–15, 2026. Nine of the thirteen days hold a 29–57 working band; the exceptions are three dips to 6, 16 and 18 — then an abrupt drop to 4 on the final day of the window.

The last-day collapse matters for how to read the wallet: a band that suddenly falls to single digits is either a finished batch or a run cut mid-flight. The earlier dips to 6 and 16 both recovered within a day, so the September 15 figure looks like a stop rather than noise.

None of the 443 launches reached the bounded candidate pool; the working band and its sudden end are the record.

For a reader, the practical fact is the count. Any token whose deployer field shows this address is one of roughly four hundred forty siblings minted at a mostly steady daily clip. The dev-wallet guide puts cadence first among its checks, and the launch statistics place a thirteen-day band against the feed. Tallies are dated to the September 3–15 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