Mak trades like a position-focused Solana wallet rather than a rapid in-and-out scalper. Over the last 30 days, this wallet made 39 trades across 10 tokens, with an average holding time of 1561568 seconds. That holding period, combined with the position-trader label, points to a style built around waiting for multi-day moves instead of chasing constant short-term flips. The activity is concentrated enough to show conviction, but still spread across several names rather than a single-token bet.
Recent performance is strong on the surface. In the last 30 days, Mak posted $5048.98 in profit on a total buy volume of $5947.63 and total sell volume of $7517.31, for an ROI of 84.89%. The wallet won on 60% of trades, which is solid without being extreme, and suggests gains came from both decent hit rate and at least one outsized runner. With 39 trades over 10 tokens, the profile looks selective rather than hyperactive. This is not a wallet generating results from huge turnover, but from making relatively few calls and letting the better ones develop.
The standout result was Jotchua, which produced $5326.9 in profit across 13 trades. That single token contributed more than the full 30-day net profit, which means other positions collectively dragged on returns. ROYALE added $316.22 over 4 trades, while smaller gains came from D4ji… at $99.12, 9cRC… at $78.99, F7rs… at $61.63, and EuNT… at $51.99. On the downside, the worst token was 7Beo… at -$267.98 across 5 trades. Other notable losses included FUkQ… at -$262.35, 2a7S… at -$252.76, and DTXB… at -$102.78. The pattern shows one major winner carrying several modest losers.
This wallet is best suited to copiers who want exposure to a trader with a patient holding style and tolerance for concentration in the strongest ideas. Mak may appeal to traders who are comfortable with performance being heavily driven by a top position rather than evenly distributed gains. It is less suitable for anyone looking for high-frequency execution or very diversified, low-variance trade flow.