OGAntD looks like a concentrated position trader rather than a fast scalper. Over the last 30 days, this wallet traded 10 unique tokens across 113 trades, with a 70% win rate and 154.6% ROI. Average holding time was 16,033,793 seconds, which points to a style built around sitting in winners instead of flipping quickly. The profile fits a trader willing to focus on a small token set, press size into a few strong ideas, and accept that results may depend heavily on a handful of names.
Recent performance was strong on both absolute and relative return. OGAntD posted $169,978.07 in PnL on $109,947.63 of total buys and $279,925.67 of total sells. That spread between capital deployed and capital returned suggests efficient rotation rather than constant overtrading. Activity was active enough to show repeated execution, but not so broad that the wallet looks unfocused. The combination of high ROI, high win rate, and only 10 unique tokens suggests conviction-based trading where selection mattered more than sheer volume.
The biggest driver was FATHA, which generated $86,985.12 across 20 trades. Other major contributors were F1pp… at $28,975.03 over 31 trades, BQQz… at $28,641.08 over 15 trades, Ax8P… at $16,419.76 over 11 trades, and AdsL… at $13,912.65 over 9 trades. Gains also came from 8Nwt… with $10,632.42 and 4df1… with $6,887.60. Losses were contained but real: the worst token was 6JUC… at -$10,666.16 across 8 trades, followed by B1Ku… at -$6,772.99 and 222c… at -$5,036.45. That distribution shows outsized winners more than offsetting a smaller group of losers.
This wallet is most relevant for copy traders who want exposure to a concentrated, medium-holding-period Solana trader with a clear ability to let winners run. It may appeal to users comfortable with dependence on top positions, especially when one token like FATHA accounts for a large share of total gains. Traders looking for broad diversification or very short-term momentum execution may find this style less aligned with their preferences.