C25C…aNG9 traded like a selective swing trader over the last 30 days, combining moderate activity with strong conversion. The wallet logged 112 trades across 18 tokens, with a 72.22% win rate and a 53.7% ROI. Average holding time was 327,733 seconds, which points away from pure scalping and more toward short multi-day positioning. Total buy volume came in at 9,825.43 dollars and total sell volume at 14,717.63 dollars, resulting in 5,275.78 dollars in realized profit.
Recent performance shows a wallet that kept losses contained while repeatedly compounding on winning positions. The profit base was spread across several names rather than relying on only one outlier. UAP led with 1,913.25 dollars across 15 trades, followed by EBzw… with 1,473.12 dollars across 28 trades and 7Quc… with 730.54 dollars across 22 trades. Additional positive contributors included 6rHk… at 675.48 dollars from 5 trades, 2QHX… at 383.32 dollars from 5 trades, and 8d1j… at 339.63 dollars from 2 trades. That mix suggests this wallet was active in adding and exiting around multiple profitable setups.
The biggest single drag was 5NYB…, which lost 496.46 dollars across 4 trades and also stands as the worst token in the period. Other notable losses were 4t1x… at 279.75 dollars across 3 trades and 8cRy… at 130.45 dollars across 2 trades. Those drawdowns were meaningful but small relative to the wallet’s larger winners. On the positive side, the spread of gains beyond UAP matters: EBzw… and 7Quc… together added more than 2,200 dollars, which reduces dependence on one trade to explain the overall result.
This wallet may fit traders looking to follow a high-win-rate swing style with active rotation across a limited token set. It appears more suitable for copy traders who prefer wallets that realize gains frequently and keep position duration longer than fast intraday flipping. It may be less relevant for users seeking ultra-low-frequency conviction bets or very high-speed momentum trading, since the pattern here looks more like repeated, structured entries and exits.