Carti The Menace traded with a very short-term, concentrated style over the last 30 days. This wallet is labeled sniper and focused, and the activity supports that: just 6 trades across 3 unique tokens, with an average holding time of 59 seconds. That points to rapid entry and exit behavior rather than swing positioning or broad diversification. The small trade count also suggests a selective approach, where this wallet waits for a limited number of setups instead of trading continuously.
Recent performance was negative overall. Across the last 30 days, Carti The Menace posted -$22.09 in PnL, equal to -8.69% ROI. Total buys came to $254.18 and total sells reached $232.09. The win rate was 33.33%, meaning only a minority of trades closed profitably. With 6 total trades and 3 tokens traded, the results were driven by a small sample, so each position had a meaningful impact on the final outcome. This is the profile of a wallet where short bursts of execution matter more than long holding periods.
The clearest positive contributor was FpVs…, which generated $81.94 across 2 trades. On the loss side, TpMR… was the weakest name at -$53.64 over 2 trades, while JCgT… also detracted materially at -$50.38 across 2 trades. Those numbers show a mixed but uneven record: one strong winner was not enough to offset two losing token exposures. Because the wallet traded each top token twice, the results look more like repeated attempts within a narrow set of names than broad experimentation.
This wallet would mostly appeal to traders looking to mirror fast, high-conviction Solana flow with very brief holding periods. Carti The Menace may be more relevant for copy traders who can monitor entries and exits closely, tolerate low trade frequency, and accept that concentrated outcomes can swing quickly from one token to another. It is less suited to someone seeking steady volume, diversified exposure, or a longer-duration strategy, since the recent record shows a small set of rapid trades with mixed execution and a negative net result.