CVtN…3G8Q traded like a position-focused wallet over the last 30 days, with activity spread across 42 trades and 12 unique tokens. The average holding time was 25925206 seconds, which points to slower rotation than a pure scalper and fits the position-trader label. Capital use was fairly contained, with total buys of 6069.67 USD and total sells of 6051.15 USD. The overall profile looks selective rather than highly diversified, but not ultra-concentrated either, since the wallet cycled through a moderate number of names instead of focusing on only one or two.
Recent performance was close to flat in percentage terms. This wallet posted 13.19 USD in net PnL on 0.22% ROI, with a 41.67% win rate. That combination suggests outcomes were driven more by the size of individual winners and losers than by frequent accuracy. The trade count was active enough to show a real sample, but results were still narrow relative to total volume. With buys and sells nearly matched, the last 30 days look like a period of choppy execution where gains were made, then mostly given back through weaker positions.
The clearest positive contributor was 5g7J…, which generated 836.56 USD across 7 trades. Other meaningful winners included 64Xt… at 272.80 USD, FSVb… at 254.37 USD, and 4aje… at 122.23 USD. On the downside, the largest loss came from 4jVd… at -449.50 USD on 1 trade. Additional drags included EVgP… at -253.86 USD, Bvzr… at -234.63 USD, BtR1… at -233.06 USD, and 7XTa… at -194.48 USD. DK1c… stood out for frequency with 8 trades but still ended at -103.24 USD, which may indicate repeated attempts without strong payoff.
This wallet may suit copy traders who want exposure to a measured, position-based style rather than rapid-fire turnover. It fits someone comfortable with modest overall returns, uneven hit rate, and dependence on a few outsized winners to offset several medium losses. It is less suited for traders looking for consistently high win rates or strong recent momentum.