Ansem’s activity over the last 30 days looks like a focused position-trader rather than a high-frequency scalper. This wallet traded 28 times across 9 tokens, with average holding time of 11231490 seconds, showing a willingness to sit in positions instead of rotating quickly. The token count is relatively concentrated, and the trade distribution also points to selective conviction rather than broad experimentation. That said, the overall profile in this window is uneven, with a low hit rate and a few outsized moves driving most of the result.
Recent performance was negative. This wallet posted -8063.25 in PnL with -17.13% ROI over the period. Total buy volume came in at 47081.05, while total sell volume reached 36032.37, and the win rate was 33.33%. In practical terms, Ansem won on about one-third of trades, so copying this wallet would likely require tolerance for frequent misses while waiting for larger positions to work. The data suggests a trader whose edge, at least in this sample, did not show up consistently across all entries.
The biggest positive contributor was D3S6… at 2021.97, followed by EwX2… at 1758.57 and 3Dgw… at 606.20. On the losing side, Cpzv… was the clear drag at -7889.44, by far the largest single token loss in the set. Additional losses came from CcLi… at -1573.92, ALYc… at -882.59, Ez7e… at -776.88, HxQh… at -743.00, and DoVA… at -584.16. HxQh… also stands out for 10 trades, making it the most actively traded token here, but that activity still ended negative.
This wallet fits traders who want exposure to a known, focused participant and who are comfortable with concentrated positioning, longer holds, and meaningful drawdowns. It is less suited to someone looking for high win-rate execution or steady short-term consistency. A copier would need patience with losing streaks and acceptance that one large losing token can outweigh several decent winners in a 30-day window.