Hueno traded as a swing-trader over the last 30 days, with activity spread across 43 trades and 12 unique tokens. The average holding time was 232323 seconds, which fits a multi-day holding approach rather than fast intraday rotation. Positioning appears fairly diversified by token count, but the trade count shows repeated engagement in a smaller set of names, especially where losses compounded through multiple attempts. Based on the available data, this wallet was active but did not show successful short-term timing during the period.
Recent performance was weak across the board. This wallet posted -3758.83 in PnL with a -33.04% ROI. Total buy volume reached 11376.53, while total sells came in at 7175, reflecting a sizable gap between capital deployed and recovered. The win rate was 0%, which is the clearest signal in the profile: none of the tracked trades closed profitably in this window. Combined with 43 trades, that suggests losses were not isolated to one mistake but were consistent across the wallet’s recent activity.
The biggest drag was Clippy at -1446.55 over 15 trades, making it both the worst token and the most repeated losing exposure. Other notable losses came from W3M at -543.69 across 3 trades, 73DX… at -437.64 across 5 trades, and BcqP… at -386.45 across 2 trades. Additional losses included B5h1… at -200.16, Hwm9… at -192.15, CnAX… at -160.23, and 6oyi… at -147.77. Even the best token, SBPN…, still lost -50.59 over 2 trades. That means there were no standout recoveries or profitable offsets anywhere in the top token set.
This wallet may only appeal to traders who specifically want to track a high-activity swing-trading account for ideas while applying their own stricter risk controls. Hueno does show consistent participation and willingness to rotate across multiple tokens, but the last 30 days reflect poor trade selection, weak exits, or both. For copy traders focused on recent execution quality, this profile currently fits a speculative, high-risk wallet rather than a proven one.