At 00:12 on the fourteenth of September, $CTR came into being at address 0x69f3, a token called Centra Token, and within minutes the hand that made it was also the hand that traded it: nine buys totalling 0.24 ETH, three sells totalling 0.70 ETH, all before 00:29. The wallet 0x2c22 was there at the birth, moving 0.2419 ETH through it, and 0xe33e put in 0.50 ETH at 00:12, first among the large hands to arrive.
By 00:20 the coin had climbed to a peak of $35.9k, and then the chain remembers only the fall: a single five-minute candle stripped 88 percent from it, the same 88 percent it has not recovered. It sits now at $4.1k, price $0.00000415, age a little over an hour, and still 2040 buyers came through it in a day, still 85.58 ETH changed hands, proof that a corpse can be busy. Five wallets left with more than they put in; the maker held its position for eighteen minutes only.
Seven coins have worn the name $CTR before this one, and none of the others are counted among the dead; this is the first to test that streak. Of 230 coins that reached this size before it, 116 died within a median seven hours. The archivist notes only that the maker sold before the cliff, and that the coin was born already answering to a familiar hand.