28z9…JdVL traded like a selective position-focused wallet over the last 30 days, combining moderate activity with a strong hit rate. It logged 99 trades across 24 unique tokens, which points to diversification without spreading too thin. The average holding time of 2952723 seconds suggests this wallet is not chasing ultra-short flips and is more comfortable letting positions develop. With labels pointing to position-trader and high-winrate behavior, the pattern looks closer to measured rotation than constant scalping.
Recent performance was solid on the numbers provided. This wallet produced 5185.88 in pnl_usd on 10323.86 in total buys and 13350.51 in total sells, for an roi_pct of 50.23. The win_rate_pct came in at 70.83, which stands out given the nearly 100-trade sample. That combination suggests the wallet was effective both at picking entries and at closing more winners than losers. Activity was spread across multiple names rather than relying on a single outsized result, which can make the record look more repeatable than a one-trade-driven profile.
The strongest token result was PAWSINU at 1301.03 from 3 trades, followed by JACKJACK at 938.13 from 3 trades. Other meaningful contributors included ZEC at 532.97 across 6 trades, SPYx at 481.96 across 4, Brian at 468.35 across 3, BP at 445.64 across 5, and HoneyBunny at 403.22 across 6. On the downside, the weakest token was ABTC at -389.4 from 2 trades. Smaller but still positive adds came from WAGMI at 285.64 over 7 trades, 3T4Z… at 267.09 over 3, qntU… at 222.61 over 9, and SPCX… at 218.6 over 2.
This wallet may appeal to traders who want exposure to a wallet with a high recent win rate, positive realized outcomes across many tokens, and a holding profile that is longer than pure intraday turnover. It looks better suited to copy-traders who prefer diversified token rotation and can tolerate that not every position works, as shown by ABTC. It is less aligned with traders looking for very fast in-and-out momentum execution.