Scam token
$IshiGo: one operator behind the dev and 7 'independent' buyers
+12.08 SOL, 451 wallets lost
All 8 early wallets on $IshiGo were run by one operator through Proxima, a memecoin launch kit. The 7 buyers took 13.6% of supply and netted +12.08 SOL; 451 wallets lost 126.9 SOL.
Status unknownKey facts
- Amount
- Fleet of 7 wallets: +12.08 SOL net after 1.38 SOL Proxima fees; 451 other wallets ended with a loss of 126.9 SOL in total (bots included)
- Victims
- 451 wallets that ended $IshiGo with a loss
- Date
- Sep 30, 2026
- Where the funds are
- As of Oct 7, 2026: on Sep 30 at 17:50:41 UTC the dev and all 7 buyers cashed out into 4uNETTh7EsHaHRwTgUZxxw6mdr1H6TwRwrKAcEAar6Q6 (18.25 SOL), which sent 18.245 SOL two seconds later to 5fM9cY5GMo8QtTmxuvNx7bWFUoNhdQ1H5w8bMdXGVtaH, the wallet that first funded the operator's root wallet. Current balance not stated.
- Freezable
- Nothing identified in the case.
- Addresses
GCbRwWVyTijzT7C77gK2Lwx4dkYAPgVedTfdoEKYRjgdSolana, dev walletFDCP7ZRwfnr4525PAFsYLbGjR8y3AwjzTg3csmuUpzD4Solana, funded the dev and all 7 buyers4uNETTh7EsHaHRwTgUZxxw6mdr1H6TwRwrKAcEAar6Q6Solana, exit wallet, 18.25 SOL5fM9cY5GMo8QtTmxuvNx7bWFUoNhdQ1H5w8bMdXGVtaHSolana, received 18.245 SOL, first funded FDCP
$IshiGo (The Original Inu) launched on pump.fun on September 30, 2026 at 07:48:36 UTC. It looked like an ordinary launch: a dev that bought nothing, and 7 early buyers. Iris shows all 8 wallets were run by one operator through Proxima, a memecoin launch kit.
One funder behind all 8
The dev received 0.208795 SOL less than two minutes before launch, through a stake-account bounce and a two-transaction hop wallet built to hide the sender. The 7 buyers were funded 8.8 hours earlier: 70 payments of exactly 0.110001 SOL from 70 different wallets in 21 seconds, 10 per buyer. Walked up 9 layers, every funding tree starts at the same wallet, FDCP...pzD4, which also funded the dev.
The launch
The dev created the token and bought nothing. The 7 buyers bought within 16 slots, one on the dev's own blockhash and six on a shared blockhash. Together they took 136,315,176 tokens, 13.6% of the 1B supply, for 6.76 SOL.
Proxima's marks
Proxima takes 5% of every sell, not inside the sell but in a separate transaction right after it, sent to a brand-new fee wallet tied to that wallet and token. In one example a sell received 3.221989 SOL and, one slot later on the same blockhash, 0.161099 SOL (5.0%) went to a fee wallet making its first transaction ever. Across the fleet: 21 sells, 21 separate fee transfers, 7 fresh fee wallets, 1.38 SOL to Proxima. Proxima also takes 5% of creator-fee claims; this dev never claimed.
The result
The fleet spent 14.274 SOL buying and received 27.595 SOL selling. After Proxima's fees, it netted +12.08 SOL, reconciled to the lamport against the wallets' balance changes. 451 other wallets ended the token with a loss, 126.9 SOL in total, bots included; 377 ended in profit, +86.4 SOL.
The exit
On September 30 at 17:50:41 UTC, in one slot and on one blockhash, the dev and all 7 buyers cashed out through single-use stake accounts into one wallet: 18.25 SOL, including their other trading that day. Two seconds later it sent 18.245 SOL to the wallet that had first funded FDCP...pzD4 in June. The money went out from it and came back to it.
What is not established
Who controls the operator's wallets, or the wallets that collected Proxima's fees. No person is named.
Read the case report, with every figure tied to its transaction, and the Explorer board.