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Deployer jAWj…mTx4
Tallied from HostDeFi's own launch captures · 2026-09-06 → 2026-09-20 · a ledger record, not an accusation or endorsement
jAWjap1jBXDm8wL2Qfped3j4ASa5nhKv5vmwm4gmTx4
Venue split on the ledger: unstamped ×1,173 · pump ×710 · bonk ×2.
The deployer record
Deployer jAWjap1jBXDm8wL2Qfped3j4ASa5nhKv5vmwm4gmTx4 is the second-most prolific launch wallet in HostDeFi's ledger for the September window: 1,760 tokens created across nine consecutive days, September 7 through September 15, 2026. The daily counts describe a factory that was still ramping when the window closed — 45 on the 7th, 161 on the 8th, 307 on the 9th, a peak of 349 on the 10th, then 212, 219, 210, 80 and 177. That is nearly two hundred launches a day on a sustained basis.
What distinguishes this wallet from the burst factories elsewhere in the ledger is the slope. Most high-count deployers open with their biggest day and decay. This one did the opposite — its smallest reading was its first day, and five of its nine days cleared two hundred launches. A ramp like that usually means an operator still tuning throughput rather than a script left running.
Two of its launches sit in the bounded candidate pool — tickers RETAIL and taC — and neither graduated its bonding curve, which is the common outcome at this cadence: at nearly two hundred mints a day, no single token is the point. The wallet's product is the launch feed itself.
For a reader, the practical fact is the count. Any token whose deployer field shows this address is one of roughly seventeen hundred siblings from a nine-day run. The dev-wallet guide explains why launch cadence is the first check, and the launch statistics place a seventeen-hundred-launch week against the whole feed. Tallies are dated to the September 7–15 window; the ledger keeps counting.