The creator’s record
The wallet that deployed a token leaves a record: what it kept, what it sold, what it moved off-market, and how its earlier launches ended.
Chapter 5.
The wallet that deployed a token leaves a record: what it kept, what it sold, what it moved off-market, and how its earlier launches ended.
This launch
The creator wallet holding 10% or more of supply is flagged, and so is selling 50% or more of what it had. Tokens the creator sent to other wallets without a trade, 2% or more of supply, are flagged as off-market transfers, and the receiving wallets are listed.
Earlier launches
A creator’s earlier Torch launches are listed with their recorded outcomes. One or more that collapsed or ended with the creator sold out weighs 25, the heaviest single check. Three or more other launches in 14 days are flagged as serial launches, and early buyers who were also first-minute buyers in the creator’s earlier launches are flagged as repeat early buyers.
Other creators tied to this one by a funding source or identical bytecode are shown as the same team, with how each link was made. A first launch has no history to read, which is not the same as a clean one.
How we write about creators
Every statement about a creator restates a measured fact: an amount, a share, a count, an outcome by a fixed rule. The record describes what a wallet did, never why. A creator who thinks the record is wrong can ask for a correction, and the decision is published.
TERMS IN THIS CHAPTER Creator. The wallet that deployed a token through the launchpad. · Off-market transfer. Tokens the creator sent to another wallet without a trade. · Repeat early buyer. An early buyer who was also a first-minute buyer in the same creator’s earlier launches. · Serial launches. Three or more other tokens from the same creator in the last 14 days.