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Same tokens, to the last unit

Bundling tools sell "organic looking" launches. They still leave marks: wallets handed identical shares to the last unit, and bots that sell on a fixed rule.

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The addresses

Coin

$41

EbxjHaG7cEL9ExibJwCHVe6TB8sarEddYP5ourarpump

Reported to us as a Proxima launch. Created 2026-10-11 03:16:56 UTC

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Creator (signed the creation)

Gq4kKuQb19kk…

Gq4kKuQb19kkzdFFu6U4FbFdjoz452s89KJ3B1kEmmfC

Bought 5.3% in the creation transaction. pump.fun lists a different address as the coin’s fee recipient

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Creation-block wallet

4yFAz7dp5Wwu…

4yFAz7dp5WwuZs3vbWKedbRiUmSFxTVGCdsLAxfEQrG3

Bought 8.66% in the creation block, then sold on a fixed rule

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What the data shows

Four wallets got the exact same share

Four wallets each bought exactly 19,832,988,975,586 token units (1.983% of supply), identical to the last digit, while paying 0.99, 1.04, 1.18 and 1.25 SOL. Normal buyers spend an amount of SOL and get whatever that buys. Only a tool told "give each holder wallet X% of supply" buys exact token amounts. One of the four bought the identical amount a second time five seconds later.

A bot sold 33% of what it had left, seven times

The wallet that took 8.66% in the creation block sold 2.86%, 1.91%, 1.28%, 0.86%, 0.58%, 0.39% and 0.26% within 12 seconds, 94% of its bag. Each sell is 33% of what it still held. Trading terminals offer 10/25/50% buttons; a custom 33% repeated exactly is a configured bot.

The holder wallets bought through different apps

The exact-share buys went through different trading-bot programs. Proxima documents an "Alternative Routing" option that makes holder wallets look like ordinary app users. It is a reason why app usage alone never clears a wallet in our checks.

The creator on the coin page is not the wallet that created it

The creation transaction was signed and paid by Gq4k…mmfC, while pump.fun shows a different address for the coin. Proxima offers an "Off-Chain Create" option that puts another key in that field so the real dev wallet stays out of view.

Exact shares

Each row is a buy of exactly 19,832,988,975,586 token units, re-read from mainnet.

6xb5…dSGo1.983% for 0.99 SOL · slot 455499797 · 03:18:09 UTC
ADhh…bfse1.983% for 1.04 SOL · slot 455499797 · 03:18:09 UTC
C4CX…RZws1.983% for 1.18 SOL · slot 455499798 · 03:18:09 UTC
3Kfv…Ss111.983% for 1.25 SOL · slot 455499798 · 03:18:09 UTC
ADhh…bfse againthe identical amount a second time · slot 455499820 · 03:18:14 UTC

The sell ladder

Wallet 4yFA…QrG3: one buy in the creation block, then sells of 33% of the remaining balance.

StepTime (UTC)AmountShare of what was left
Buy03:16:56creation block 4554994688.66%—
Sell 103:17:042.86%33%
Sell 203:17:071.91%33%
Sell 303:17:071.28%33%
Sell 403:17:130.86%33%
Sell 503:17:130.58%33%
Sell 603:17:160.39%33%
Sell 703:17:160.26%33%

All signatures re-fetched from Solana mainnet on 2026-10-19 (finalized). Date of all rows: 2026-10-11.

Limitations

  • •That this coin was launched with Proxima was reported to us by someone who follows these devs; we cannot see which software sent a transaction. What we verified is that the traces match features Proxima documents publicly.
  • •Identical token amounts prove the buys were set to the same target, not who controls the wallets.
  • •Percentages use pump.fun’s 1 billion launch supply.
  • •Nothing here is a legal conclusion or an accusation of unlawful activity.

Check it yourself

Open the four exact-share signatures on Solscan and compare the token amounts received: they are identical. The sell ladder rows show 33% of the remaining balance each time. Paste the coin into the unbundle Bundle Check to see the warning. If something does not match the chain, tell us and we will correct it.

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