Paper traded like a high-volume, diversified position trader over the last 30 days. This wallet logged 492 trades across 52 unique tokens, with $30,773.91 in total buys and $35,726.73 in total sells. The average holding time was 4,797,027 seconds, which points to a slower pace than pure scalp trading despite the large trade count. The mix of many tokens, frequent entries, and longer holds suggests Paper rotates across multiple setups rather than concentrating on just a few names.
Recent performance was solid on the numbers provided. Paper generated $6,966.55 in PnL with a 22.64% ROI over the period. The win rate was 42.31%, which is below half, so the wallet did not rely on constant accuracy. Instead, results appear to come from position sizing, letting stronger trades carry the book, and keeping the aggregate profitable despite many misses. The spread between total buys and total sells also supports that this wallet was able to exit positions at a higher overall value during the window.
The standout winner was foid, contributing $2,546.12 across 41 trades. Other strong contributors included JIANG at $1,181.64 across 43 trades, CIA at $1,051.36 across 25 trades, HS7c… at $901.63 across 15 trades, and EygS… at $853.89 across 24 trades. Additional profitable names included 9yMz… at $664.19, EW7i… at $536.87, FMcM… at $523.02, HjZj… at $462.42, Hz5u… at $416.39, BUz5… at $405.68, and kfh8… at $405.55. The worst token result was 8tU7… at -$366.49, which is relatively small compared with the top gains.
This wallet may appeal to traders who want exposure to an active but not all-in style: broad token coverage, many trades, and a willingness to hold positions for longer stretches. Paper looks more suitable for someone comfortable following a diversified wallet with a modest win rate but stronger payoff on successful picks. It is less aligned with copy-traders looking for ultra-high hit rates or very concentrated conviction bets.