APEXXLaunch X-ray · Case 01
One launch,
read from the chain.
ApexX read every token transfer in the first hour of a Montra launch on Elysium and grouped the wallets that act as one. A holder list shows separate wallets. The chain shows who moved tokens to whom, and when. Every link below comes with its transaction.
01 · Holders
A holder list shows wallets. The chain shows owners.
The same snapshot, one hour after launch. On the left, the top balances as any explorer lists them. On the right, the same list after wallets that moved tokens between themselves are counted together.
As listed: top wallets
As owned: wallets grouped into clusters
02 · The first hour
Every buy, second by second, and who moved where.
Grey bars: all buys in 10-second steps. Amber line: the launch's anti-snipe fee, from 99% down to 1% over five minutes. One lane per cluster: dots are buys (bigger dot, bigger buy), diamonds are transfers to another wallet of the cluster, crosses are sells. The first ten minutes take half the width.
03 · Cluster C1
Four wallets, one balance.
04 · All clusters
Every group the first hour revealed.
A cluster is two or more wallets joined by a direct transfer or by identical sells in the same block. Some are one person moving tokens between their own wallets; the chain cannot tell intent, only links.
05 · Evidence
Every link, with its transaction.
Click a hash to copy it and look it up on any Elysium explorer. Times are seconds after the launch block.
| Cluster | Event | From | To | MONTRA | After launch | Transaction |
|---|
06 · Method
How the X-ray reads a launch, and what it won’t do.
What it reads
- Every Transfer event of the token on Elysium, from the launch block for one hour.
- A buy is a transaction where the token leaves Montra’s pool and ends in a wallet; a sell is the reverse.
- Times come from block timestamps; the anti-snipe fee from the pool’s published settings.
How wallets are linked
- A transfer from exactly one wallet to exactly one wallet in a transaction, even through a pass-through contract.
- Two wallets selling the identical amount in the same block.
- Routers, bots and pool contracts are services and never link two wallets. App wallets (EIP-7702) count as wallets.
What it does not do
- It names no people and no projects. Clusters are labelled C1, C2…
- It does not judge intent. A link shows that wallets are connected, not why.
- This case reads Elysium only; funding from other chains is the next step.
Check it yourself
- Every number on this page comes from public chain data and can be recomputed.
- Rerun the analysis:
node scripts/kg/cluster-poc.mts --token 0x… --hours 1
Next: Launch X-ray in the ApexX app. The same reading for any Montra pool, in the first minutes after launch, next to the Zap button.
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