flock (6'3) is a focused swing-trader based on the last 30 days of activity. This wallet traded 9 unique tokens across 25 trades, which points to selective rotation rather than broad spray-and-pray activity. The average holding time was 134077 seconds, so positions were typically held beyond pure intraday flipping. The mix of only 9 tokens and 25 trades suggests repeated sizing into a small set of names rather than constant exploration.
Recent performance was weak. Over the last 30 days, flock (6'3) posted -1168.74 in PnL with a -24.09% ROI. Total buy volume came in at 4850.56 against total sell volume of 2798.57, while the win rate was 22.22%. That combination shows this wallet was on the wrong side of recent rotations more often than not. The low win rate matters here because the account was not offsetting frequent losses with a small number of outsized gains. Results show a trader still taking shots, but with negative follow-through over this window.
The clearest drag was GKnk…, the worst token at -425.21, and it was also one of the more repeated exposures with 3 trades. Other notable losses came from FYtP… at -353.20 and 49nk… at -216.41, also with 3 trades each. ASo3… added -151.76 over 5 trades, which stands out as the most revisited losing position. On the winning side, the best token was 25D9… at 184.11 across 2 trades, while KQrL… contributed 58.62 over 3 trades. Those gains were real, but too small to reverse the broader negative basket.
This wallet fits someone specifically looking to mirror a concentrated swing-trading style with repeated attempts in a limited token set. It is not a fit for users who want high consistency, broad diversification, or strong recent execution, since the last 30 days show negative ROI and a 22.22% win rate. A copy-trader drawn to flock (6'3) would need to be comfortable with uneven hit rate, concentrated exposure, and the possibility that losing names may be revisited multiple times.
