cnr is an active, focused Solana day-trader with 39 trades across 9 tokens in the last 30 days. The wallet’s average holding time is 39,401 seconds, which points to short-duration positioning rather than longer swing conviction. Activity is relatively concentrated, with repeated trading in a small set of names instead of broad rotation. That profile suggests a trader looking for quick moves and willing to revisit the same token multiple times, rather than building a diversified portfolio.
Over the period, this wallet posted -$466.54 in PnL with -8.29% ROI. Total buys reached $5,625.57 versus $5,100.33 in total sells, while the win rate came in at 44.44%. These numbers describe a trader who still finds profitable entries but has not converted them into positive net returns over this window. The 39 trades across 9 tokens also show moderate frequency with clear concentration, which can increase the impact of a few good or bad positions on overall results.
The biggest positive contributor was ALPH at +$309.23 on 2 trades, showing cnr can capture meaningful upside when timing is right. Other profitable names were gnome at +$58.20 across 4 trades, 1.46M at +$53.74 on 2 trades, and DATBIHTUH at +$50.15 on 1 trade. On the loss side, CLITORFISH was the main drag at -$428.41 across 15 trades, making it both the worst token and the most traded name. Additional losses came from ECONOMY at -$228.71 on 2 trades, believe at -$165.60 on 3 trades, Easy at -$63.51 on 2 trades, and PH at -$51.62 on 8 trades. The pattern shows that repeated exposure to weaker names outweighed the wallet’s winners.
This wallet is most relevant to traders who want to follow a short-hold, concentrated style and are comfortable with uneven results. cnr may appeal more to copy-traders who prefer active wallets with clear token focus rather than broad market coverage. It is less suited to someone looking for steady consistency over the last 30 days, since a sub-50% win rate and a negative ROI mean drawdowns have mattered more than isolated winning trades.