How they die.

The wallets that bought in the first seconds sold into the collapse.

Rule · Wallets that bought within the first 3 seconds, or among the first 20 buyers, make up at least 40% of sell volume in the collapse window.

The deployer wallet sold most of what it held before or as the price broke.

Rule · The deployer wallet sold at least 50% of the tokens it received, and at least 25% was sold by the end of the collapse window.

Several of the largest holders sold inside the same short window.

Rule · At least 3 of the top 10 holders at peak, not counting early wallets or the deployer, each sold at least 50% of their balance within the same 15 minutes, together making up at least 40% of sell volume in the collapse window.

It collapsed within hours of graduating, mostly sold by wallets that bought on the curve.

Rule · The collapse began within 6 hours of graduation, and wallets that bought on the bonding curve make up at least 40% of sell volume in the collapse window.

Hundreds of wallets ran for the exit at once. No single group led the way.

Rule · At least 50 different wallets sold around the collapse, and the three largest sellers together made up no more than 25% of it.

No single moment killed it. The buyers stopped coming.

Rule · No single hour accounts for more than 25% of the decline, and daily volume fell at least 90% from its best day.

It never reached a tenth of its graduation target. It never really lived.

Rule · Never graduated, never raised 10% of its graduation threshold, and stopped trading within 7 days of launch.

The chain shows the death, but no single pattern explains it.

Rule · No cause scored high enough to be named.