ram is a swing-trader wallet with activity spread across 14 tokens over the last 30 days. This wallet made 118 trades, with an average holding time of 397823 seconds, which points to positions being held beyond fast intraday flips. The profile here is active but fairly concentrated, with repeated trading in a smaller set of names rather than broad diversification. The win rate of 35.71% suggests ram relies on a minority of trades working well enough to offset losses, but in this period that balance did not hold.
Recent performance was weak. Over the last 30 days, ram posted -5005.39 in PnL with ROI at -38.59%. Total buy volume reached 12970.32, while total sell volume came in at 4334.96. That gap, combined with the negative return, shows this wallet was not able to exit positions at favorable levels during the window. With only 35.71% of trades ending as winners, the trading record shows more losing outcomes than winning ones, and the overall result reflects that clearly.
The biggest drag was GKUw…, which lost -3703.46 across 42 trades and stands out as the defining loss in the period. Other meaningful losers included 2Rh2… at -987.49 over 11 trades and HTQJ… at -339.10 over 10 trades. On the positive side, the best single token was 2z7T… at 210.2, followed by C4fh… at 141.21, 8orF… at 120.14, and GyXm… at 117.29. These gains show ram can find profitable entries, but the positive names were too small to overcome the heavier losses, especially the large repeated drawdown in GKUw….
This wallet may be most relevant to traders who specifically want to track an active swing-style approach and are comfortable with uneven outcomes, lower win rates, and concentrated token risk. It is less suited to someone looking for steady recent execution, controlled downside, or broad consistency. Based on this 30-day window, copying ram would mainly appeal to traders who want exposure to a high-activity wallet that holds positions for longer than a quick flip, while accepting that recent results have been decisively negative.