root@groundtruth:~/screener$ ./screen --operator-map // everyone tied to a creator
CASE FILE · GT-SCREENER·SUBJECT: THE CREW· REC
One creator in. Their whole book out.
Paste a creator address and this returns every wallet that was early in their launches — what role each played, how tightly it is tied to this creator specifically, and what those wallets have gone on to do elsewhere. Rates are shown against the chain baseline, because a rate without its baseline is not a finding.
How to read this
Four columns carry the whole thing. The rest is context.
Role — what the wallet was doing
- creator
- The address that launched the coins.
- operator_pool
- This wallet has a near-identical launch history to other wallets in the set. They are treated as one actor running several wallets, merged when their launch sets overlap almost completely. This is the row that matters most.
- repeat_buyer
- Early in two or more of this creator’s launches, but not matched into a pool. Could be an accomplice, could be a fast bot.
- one_off
- Showed up once. Usually noise.
Linked vs Total — the ratio is the signal
- Linked
- How many of this creator’s launches the wallet was early in.
- Total launches
- How many launches it was early in anywhere on the chain.
High linked, low total. A wallet that mostly exists for this creator. That is a relationship, not a coincidence — the strongest signal on the page.
High linked, high total. A wallet that is early in everything. A bot or a router. It being here means little on its own.
Operator rug rate above the chain baseline. The crew around this creator has a measured record of being early in coins that later die. That is a forward track record, not a label.
What we can and cannot tell you about the crowd
A launch can show thirty independent-looking buyers. We cannot tell you who owns them. We can tell you which of them have been early on coins that died, how many times, and how tightly each one ties to this creator specifically.
What this does not tell you
It is not fund flow. This says who was in the room and what they have done since. It does not trace where the proceeds went — that needs transfer data we do not capture, and we would rather say so than imply it.
An empty result is not a clean result. A creator that returns nothing may be below the export threshold or newer than the last pass. Absence is not innocence.
This is market data we have captured, not exhaustive coverage from a start date.