Linked wallets
sell first.
Supply can leave a creator’s wallet before anyone is watching it. This essay follows the case where wallets linked to the creator took the most out, transfer by transfer.
What it
looks like.
A creator wallet that never sells can still be where the selling starts. Tokens are sent to fresh wallets before launch or in the first minutes, or bought by wallets the creator funded. Those wallets then sell to later buyers while the creator wallet itself looks quiet.
Tracing funding and token transfers back to the creator is how the wallets are found, and adding up what they took out of the pool is how the exit is measured.
One launch,
on the record.
The case index is not reachable.
The essay picks its case from the live index; nothing is shown in its place until it answers.
The limits
of the evidence.
A link is evidence of a relationship, not of who controls a wallet. Creators send tokens to partners, market makers and airdrops for ordinary reasons. Shared funders that are exchanges, bridges or routers are ignored, because they connect unrelated customers.
Other
cases.
No other case qualifies.
Only launches that meet the same rule are listed here.