CDKJ…9f82 traded like an active day-trader over the last 30 days, with 156 trades across 27 unique tokens. The average holding time was 8,579 seconds, which points to short-duration positioning rather than longer swing holds. Activity was spread across many names instead of concentrated in only one or two tokens, suggesting a fast-rotating approach that looks for multiple small opportunities. The profile fits a wallet that stays engaged, cuts across different setups, and relies on trade frequency more than long holding periods.
Performance for the period was positive but not smooth. This wallet posted $344.93 in PnL with an 8.65% ROI, on $3,986.80 in total buys and $3,812.69 in total sells. The win rate was 37.04%, which is relatively low, so profitability appears to have come from the size of winning trades rather than from consistent hit rate. That matters for copy-traders because results likely depend on catching the stronger winners and tolerating a fair number of losing or flat attempts. The broad token count and high trade count also imply a more execution-sensitive style.
The clearest standout was TOWER, which delivered $1,155.36 across 25 trades and appears to have carried a large share of the wallet’s total gains. Other profitable names included DfkF… at $200.02, A2yA… at $147.61, Awq2… at $144.03, D5n2… at $133.08, and ED3Z… at $128.10. On the loss side, the weakest result was eit3… at -$197.02, followed closely by G8uX… at -$192.85 and EZD8… at -$151.74. Additional drags came from GcXQ… at -$128.74, 24Ju… at -$122.51, and DYtV… at -$109.04.
This wallet is most relevant to traders looking to mirror a short-hold, high-activity style rather than a patient accumulation approach. A copy-trader would need to be comfortable with frequent turnover, a modest overall edge, and a win rate below 40%. The appeal here is not consistency on every trade, but the ability to offset many losers with a few larger gains. That makes this wallet a closer fit for active traders who can follow rapid position changes.