Dx2H…9njF looks like a focused swing-trading wallet rather than a high-frequency sniper. Over the last 30 days, this wallet traded 5 tokens across 14 trades, with an average holding time of 99,328 seconds. The activity is concentrated, not widely diversified, and the label set fits that pattern: swing-trader and focused. Position selection appears narrow, with capital rotated through a small number of names instead of spread across many bets.
Recent performance has been weak across the board. In the last 30 days, this wallet posted -$5,890.83 in PnL with a -23.62% ROI. It recorded a 0% win rate, which means none of the tracked trades closed profitably in that window. Total buys reached $24,944.67, while total sells came to $17,776.53, showing realized exits well below capital deployed. For anyone assessing consistency, the key point is that losses were not isolated to one trade count anomaly; they showed up across a compact set of positions.
The largest drag came from POLYFLY at -$3,374.01 over 3 trades, making it the clearest example of downside concentration. ATTN was the next biggest loss at -$1,791.03 across 2 trades. Additional losses came from Ax5d… at -$276.92 over 6 trades and 9Ev9… at -$230.22 over 2 trades. Even the best-performing token in the period, 9VY2…, still lost -$218.64 on 1 trade, which reinforces how uniformly negative the month was. There were no offsetting winners to balance these drawdowns.
This wallet would mainly suit someone specifically looking to mirror a concentrated swing-trading approach with low token breadth and multi-day holding behavior. It is less relevant for traders seeking high win rates, broad diversification, or evidence of strong recent momentum. Based on the last 30 days alone, this wallet fits observers who want exposure to a selective, conviction-based style, but who also accept that recent execution and risk control have been poor.