Sanity traded like an active swing-trader over the last 30 days, with 195 trades across 32 unique tokens. The average holding time was 263,809 seconds, which points to positions held longer than a pure scalp but still managed actively. Turnover was broad rather than concentrated, and the wallet rotated through many names instead of leaning on a small set of convictions. The overall profile is high activity with moderate holding periods, but the low 28.13% win rate shows that many positions closed red.
Performance in this period was negative. Sanity posted -$1,720.28 in PnL with a -22.24% ROI. Total buys reached $7,735.13 while total sells came in at $5,561.08, reflecting a difficult month where exits did not recover deployed capital. The combination of 195 trades and a sub-30% win rate suggests this wallet depends on a smaller number of stronger winners to offset frequent losses. In this sample, that recovery did not happen consistently enough. The activity level is notable, but the recent edge, based strictly on realized results here, was weak.
The clearest positive name was 2c2B…, which generated $323.8, while the worst token was 2tko… at -$497.76. Other meaningful gains came from 2ddb… at $308.69, Gdk6… at $288.37, and 3vMt… at $194.89. On the loss side, 3Vzh… dropped -$418.45, 2npH… lost -$277.92, 6eki… lost -$210.32, 71Gc… lost -$199.19, 4g3B… lost -$182.36, G3qr… lost -$157.22, and 3Q9P… lost -$132.68. A notable detail is that some of the better contributors came from repeated trading activity, such as Gdk6… with 21 trades and 2c2B… with 14 trades, but the larger losers still outweighed those wins.
This wallet is better suited to traders who specifically want exposure to an active swing-style Solana wallet and who are comfortable following a profile with high turnover, many token rotations, and uneven hit rate. Sanity may appeal more to copiers who can tolerate drawdowns and streaky outcomes than to someone seeking stable recent performance. Based on this 30-day sample, this wallet fits observers looking for active market participation rather than proven consistency.