Burned names

Identifiers truncated in this published copy. The record behind every row is retained in full.

Six ticker symbols sit at the center of the U.S. memecoin lawsuits: LIBRA, MELANIA, PNUT, HAWK, MOTHER and M3M3. In this archive's first seventeen days of recording, 161 new mints carried one of those tickers, from 123 distinct creator wallets - 70 MELANIAs, 52 PNUTs, 24 HAWKs, 8 MOTHERs, 7 LIBRAs, and no M3M3 at all - a zero the record states as plainly as the counts. None of these is the token its lawsuit is about: each is a new mint wearing the same ticker, and on the launch surface each presented as brand new. The archive recorded every one at creation and holds the launch document for 157 of the 161, hashed at capture.

Seventeen days, six names

One row per ticker, one column per day, 2–18 September 2026 UTC. Bar height is that day's count of new mints carrying the ticker; the red bar is the ticker's busiest day. 43 of the 70 MELANIA launches arrived on 16 September alone. The chart also shows what did not happen: M3M3 was not launched once in the window.

What the launches wore

The ticker is the constant; the display name varies. Each count is the number of launches in the window that carried that exact name beside the ticker.

The counts, per ticker

"Wallets with no other launch" counts creator wallets whose only launch in the whole archive (529,620 launches) is the one in this table - a wallet born for it. "No outside buyer" counts launches where no wallet other than the creator's ever bought on the curve.

Why only a launch-time record can show this

A launch page shows no history: the forty-third MELANIA of the day presents exactly as the first did, and nothing on the venue counts how many times a name has been used before. The launch's own account of itself - name, image, description - lives on a metadata host that often stops serving within days, after which what any of these launches claimed at birth is no longer observable anywhere. This archive records the claim at creation and hashes the file, which is why the table above can be written at all - and why it still can be next year.

What this page does not say

Evidence appendix - every launch in the count