Flaunch
Every Flaunch launch mints one Flaunch ERC-721 to its creator, so a launch is a Transfer from the zero address on a Flaunch NFT contract (v1.0 to v1.3 and the AnyFlaunch contracts, from the Flaunch SDK). AnyFlaunch contracts import a token that already exists — FLAY and BEAM, for instance — rather than create one, so they are counted as a separate Flaunch imports series. The Dune query this replaces folded them in with the rest.
Clanker
TokenCreated on the Clanker factory, topic 0x9299d1d1…, confirmed against live logs on Base, Robinhood Chain and Ethereum. The factory emits other events too; only this one is counted. Base counts both the v4.0 and v3.1 factories.
Pons
TokenLaunched on all four Pons launch factories on Robinhood Chain — the same four addresses and start blocks as the pons-metrics collector. The V2 router emits its own Launched event for the same launches, so only the factories are read; counting both would double every V2 launch.
Bankr
Bankr has no launch contract of its own: it launches through Doppler’s Airlock, which many front-ends share. Every Doppler Create is stored, and Bankr’s are picked out by a fingerprint — five addresses that appear, as 32-byte words, in the calldata of every Bankr launch. Checked on 28 Oct 2026 against Bankr’s own feed it matched 50 of 50 reported launches, and over an 11-hour Base window 44 of 163 Doppler launches with no false positives.
Backfilling showed what the rule is really keyed on, and it is not Bankr. Of the 44,187 Doppler launches that reached Robinhood Chain through the ERC-4337 EntryPoint in August, 44,182 carry all five addresses — about 1,450 a day, against the ~50 a day Bankr’s own feed reports. The fingerprint mostly marks a launch as routed through an account-abstraction stack, which on Base happens to be almost all Bankr and elsewhere is not. So Bankr is published on Base only, from 1 Oct 2026. Bankr does launch on Robinhood, and the rule finds those — one feed snapshot held 5 Robinhood launches and all 5 matched — but that is of the order of ten a day against the ~58 a day the rule attributes there, so on Robinhood it catches Bankr’s launches and a great many others with them. Every other Doppler launch, on any chain, is counted as unattributed Doppler. Bankr was launching before 1 Oct 2026 and on other chains, so the chart and its table show no figure there rather than a zero — a zero would claim it launched nothing, when what this page actually knows is that it cannot pick its launches out of the Doppler pool. Each run re-checks the rule against Bankr’s feed and the result is recorded; the per-month share chart in Chapter 07 is the drift check.