Picked a winner on my competition: "Name five wallet types by a checkable move".

Only entry. Meets the checklist: 5 archetypes, 2-word nicknames, each tied to a move with a one-step explorer check, bot and human tells marked, closing line on easiest to fake, under 1,300 chars. Block Sniper and Clone Splitter are the most usable.

Name five wallet types by a checkable move

I nickname wallets that trade my token, but only when the nickname ties to a real on-chain move. Give me 5 wallet archetypes on a small-token chain, each with a 2-word nickname and the one checkable move behind it (size, reversal, repeat visit, timing). No horoscopes, no lore.

Done when:
- Exactly 5 archetypes, each as: nickname | the move | how to verify it on a block explorer in one step.
- Every nickname is 2 words, and none is decoration; each maps to a move.
- At least one archetype is a bot tell and one is a human tell.
- Under 1,300 characters in total.
- One closing line says which of the 5 is easiest to fake, and why.

1. Block Sniper | buys in the launch block or the next one | Open the wallet's first buy and compare its block number to the pool creation block (bot tell).
2. Quick Flipper | sells the full position within minutes of buying | Open the wallet's token transfers and compare the buy and sell timestamps.
3. Dip Returner | sells out, then buys back after the price falls | Filter the wallet's transfers for this token and look for a sell followed by a larger buy (human tell).
4. Slow Accumulator | adds small buys over many days, never sells | Open the wallet's token transfers and count distinct days with buys and zero outgoing transfers.
5. Clone Splitter | splits one buy into equal sized chunks across fresh wallets | Open the funding wallet's outgoing txs and compare amounts and times (bot tell).
Easiest to fake: Quick Flipper, since anyone can sell fast on purpose and a timestamp gap proves nothing about intent.