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Deployer 6N7ZdVh5…o8p5cr

This wallet launched 3 token(s) in our ledger. 2 graduated from the bonding curve, a 66.67% graduation rate.

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Record

Wallet6N7ZdVh513Y3Gui5U1H3sYVaUQg2UgchgM7y73o8p5cr
Launches observed3
Graduated2
Graduation rate66.67%
Best multiple11.9x

A deployer with several launches has a measurable graduation rate, which is more informative than a single launch. A deployer with one launch has a rate of either 0% or 100% and tells you nothing.

Recent launches

The wallet's most recent 3 launches, biggest move first. Most launches never leave the bonding curve, so a list of only the winners would misrepresent the record.

LaunchMultiple PeakOutcome
SNPR RINSE211.9x$32,176graduated
SNPR RINSE10.8x$29,223graduated
SNPR RINSE34.8x$12,777no

2 of these 3 graduated. Every one has its own launch record in the ledger.

Graduated launches

TokenMultiplePeak
SNPR RINSE211.9x$32,176
SNPR RINSE10.8x$29,223

What a graduation rate does not tell you

A high rate means this wallet is good at getting projects to clear the curve. It is not evidence of a good project, not an audit of the contracts, and not a guarantee that anyone who buys can sell. Most launches never graduate, so a creator who graduates two of three is still leaving two tokens stranded on the curve.

It also cannot see a deployer who uses a fresh wallet per launch, which is the cheapest way to avoid a history. Cross-chain wallet clustering would address that and is not built.

What these numbers are. CoinCheck's 94.6% aggregate is a bonding-curve graduation predictor over 79,519 resolved calls. It is not a rug-detection accuracy rate, and the bullish bucket scores 1%.

What graduation is not. Leaving the bonding curve means a token got enough buying interest to clear a low bar. It is not a safety endorsement, and a deployer who graduates often is not thereby running a good project.

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