The numbers,
with boundaries.

Successfully decoded Solana swap events processed by Conyr's first-party transaction pipeline; failed transactions and non-swap activity are outside this count.

Count decoded swap events in the production observation window, normalize the covered interval to a daily rate, and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Daily rate observed within a trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• This is a dated production measurement, not a promise that every future day exceeds the threshold.
• The count is decoded swaps, not all Solana transactions or unique trades after wallet-level deduplication.

Unique wallet addresses observed in qualifying decoded trading activity during the window.

Deduplicate qualifying trader addresses over the observation window and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• A wallet is an address, not necessarily one human or legal entity.
• Active-wallet counts are window-dependent and should not be read as all-time users.

Distinct Solana token mints present in qualifying decoded swap activity during the window.

Deduplicate token mints represented in decoded swaps and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• Inclusion means observed trading activity, not endorsement, liquidity, safety, or complete metadata.
• Counts vary with the observation window and token creation activity.

Funding-transfer relationships available to the provenance pipeline, including paths that do not terminate at a recognized origin.

Count normalized funding-transfer relationships available during the observation window and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• A resolved transfer relationship is not the same as a wallet being attributed to a known entity.
• Unknown, ambiguous, or depth-capped paths remain explicitly unresolved.

Directed wallet relationships retained by the coordination engine after timing, shared-asset, support, and trade-size evidence are scored.

Count retained directed relationships in the measured coordination snapshot and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• An edge is evidence of repeat temporal following, not proof of ownership, intent, or off-chain coordination.
• Counts depend on retention, scoring thresholds, and the measured window.

Time-bounded token-level coordination episodes emitted by the campaign detector.

Count distinct campaign records in the measured coordination snapshot and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• Campaigns describe statistically unusual synchronized activity; they are not accusations or trading signals.
• One token can have multiple campaigns in separate time windows.

Wallets meeting at least one classification rule in the measured label snapshot.

Count distinct wallets carrying computed behavioral or provenance labels and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• Labels are computed from observed behavior and can change as new activity arrives.
• A label is a classification signal, not identity proof or a guarantee of future performance.

Position-accounting events produced from qualifying decoded wallet trades after accounting exclusions.

Count emitted PnL accounting events in the measured snapshot after flash-swap and accounting filters, then publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• Event count is not the number of closed positions, wallets, or profitable trades.
• Transfer-only inventory and unsupported trade paths can produce partial or unavailable cost basis.

Distinct wallet addresses with qualifying position-accounting data in the measured snapshot.

Deduplicate wallet addresses represented by qualifying PnL records and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing approximately 20-day production window.

• Coverage does not imply every token position for each wallet has complete cost basis.
• Wallets with too little qualifying activity may lack higher-level behavioral profiles.

Wallets that passed the minimum closed-position, activity-span, and trade-count gates and had a behavior vector in the measured index.

Count vectors in the production similarity index after activity gates and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Production vector index snapshot.

• The activity gate intentionally excludes thin-history wallets rather than assigning them low-confidence vectors.
• Similarity means behavioral resemblance in the modeled dimensions, not common ownership or coordination.

Decoded swaps attached to a retained coordinated-wallet structure by the bundle detector.

Count swap records associated with retained bundle structures in the measured window and publish a rounded-down lower bound.

Trailing production window reported in June 2026.

• A bundle-linked swap is a detection result, not proof that a named person controlled the wallets.
• Detector thresholds and supported execution patterns bound recall.

Wallets with at least 10 decided fully closed FIFO entry lots in formation and at least 3 lots both entered and fully closed in evaluation after explicit bot, arbitrage, malicious-wallet, and duplicate-event exclusions.

Rank eligible wallets by formation closed-lot win rate, compare the top and bottom deciles on positive evaluation-period cumulative gross realized PnL from new evaluation-window lots, and publish counts, cutoffs, medians, 95% Wilson intervals, an exit-row sensitivity result, and closed-only limitations.

A 13-day formation window from July 24 to August 6, 2026, followed by a 13-day evaluation window through August 19, 2026.

• The top-decile closed-lot cohort had a 60.70% positive subsequent cumulative-gross-realized-PnL rate versus 13.44% for the bottom decile, but this is an observational association rather than a causal effect.
• The exit-row sensitivity result was similarly strong and slightly wider in this window; the study does not claim closed-lot win rate was the superior predictor.
• Open, abandoned, transferred-out, and never-sold inventory was not marked to market, creating material closed-only survivorship bias.
• The cumulative production lot field is gross of separately allocated entry and exit network-fee fields, so the outcome is not fee-net profitability.
• Eligibility conditions on evaluation-period activity, entry, and closure, so the result does not describe all wallets observed in formation.