samsrep is a high-volume, position-oriented Solana wallet with activity spread across 42 unique tokens in the last 30 days. This wallet made 801 trades, showing a broad and active approach rather than a concentrated, low-frequency style. The average holding time was 2867716 seconds, which supports the position-trader label more than a pure scalping profile. At the same time, turnover is still heavy, so the behavior looks like repeated rotation across many names rather than sitting on a small set of long-term positions.
Over the last 30 days, samsrep posted -63745.33 in PnL with ROI of -34.47%. Total buy volume came to 184949.06, while total sell volume was 56204.62. The wallet’s win rate was 45.24%, which means fewer than half of trades finished profitably. That combination of negative ROI, negative total PnL, and sub-50% win rate points to a difficult recent stretch despite strong activity. The trade count is high enough that these results reflect a meaningful sample, not just a few isolated bets.
The biggest positive contributor was WETH at 12677.22 across 10 trades. Other winning names included 29CW… at 3090.96, E2mH… at 2878.11, 93uX… at 1109.78, Cu35… at 789.40, and 4VoR… at 712.50. The major drag was SURGE, which lost -78348.45 across 249 trades and outweighed the gains from the wallet’s other winners. Additional losses came from HPhp… at -1328.43, HXeB… at -1028.19, eFo8… at -1004.57, EwSD… at -839.26, and 5mLG… at -800.18. The results suggest one large losing exposure had an outsized effect on the overall month.
This wallet is most relevant for traders who want exposure to an active, high-volume operator willing to rotate through many positions and hold them beyond very short intraday windows. It is less suited for someone looking for tight risk control, a high win rate, or steady recent execution. Anyone tracking samsrep would need to be comfortable with concentrated downside from a single token overpowering multiple smaller gains.