👨💻 Dev sold: what it means
The "dev" is the wallet that created the coin. When it sells, people notice, because the dev usually knows more about the coin than anyone, and often holds a big early bag.
Routine sell or dump?
- Small, early dev sells are common on new coins and do not mean much on their own.
- A big sell right after the coin gets traction is different: it takes buyers' money at the top.
- "Dev sold everything" means the creator has fully exited. They no longer have anything riding on the coin.
- A dev that sells and then launches a new coin minutes later is following a common farm pattern.
How to read it on the chart
A dev dump usually shows as one large red trade from the creator wallet followed by a quick slide as other holders panic. If the market cap falls hard right after the dev sells, the market is telling you how much that sell mattered.
What to check
- How much did the dev buy at launch?
- How much have they sold, and when?
- Did the price fall sharply right after?
- Has the same creator launched other coins that died?
🛡 How GORZ shows it
- GORZ marks dev buys and sells on the live chart.
- A "DEV DUMPED" alert only fires when the coin has traction, the dev's sell is big, and the market cap falls 15% or more right after, so routine small sells stay quiet.
- Each coin shows the dev's status: no sells, the share sold, or sold all.
● Live on GORZ: Recent dev dumps GORZ caught
Real coins from the last day. What was seen on-chain, not a prediction or advice.
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Questions
GORZ can't tell you what to do, and nothing here is financial advice. A dev exit removes one of the biggest holders, which can mean more pressure or less, depending on who else holds.
On any GORZ coin page, and on block explorers like Solscan, the creator wallet is listed with its trades.
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