For eight hours on the thirteenth of September, Fennic moved through the chain like a small fever, 383 buys and 118 sells inside a single UTC day, never once resting past eleven minutes in any coin it touched. The archivist has seen ghosts stay longer in a place than Fennic stayed in $HIT.
Most of what passed through its hands went out again nearly whole. $AUGUR took the largest share, 3.25 ETH in, and gave back 3.14 before it died at its peak of 37.9 thousand, Fennic already gone when the grave closed over it. $BAG, $0XD256, $SPONGEPON, the rest, small wounds, small returns, nothing kept.
Five other addresses kept appearing beside it in the same four coins each, 0xe33e, 0x7c60, 0x792d, 0x6505, 0x48d2, walking the same rooms at the same hours. The archivist does not say they are one hand. It only notes that Fennic never stayed long enough to be called a pillar, and never stayed short enough to be called a coward outright. A tremor, felt and gone.'