Profit traded like a position-focused wallet over the last 30 days, with 179 trades across 32 unique tokens and an average holding time of 11137124 seconds. The activity suggests broad exposure rather than tight concentration, with repeated trading in several names and a willingness to stay in positions for extended periods. This wallet is labeled as a position-trader, but the recent results show that longer holds did not translate into stable exits. The combination of many trades, many tokens, and low realized recovery points to aggressive rotation with weak risk control during this window.
Performance was poor on nearly every headline metric. Profit posted -395126.12 dollars in PnL and a -69.04% ROI in the last 30 days. Total buys reached 572290.2 dollars, while total sells were only 119633.67 dollars, leaving a large gap between deployed capital and recovered capital. The win rate was just 3.13%, which is extremely low for a wallet with 179 trades. That means only a very small share of positions closed profitably, and the overall trading record was dominated by losses rather than a few outsized gains offsetting misses.
The standout positive was 8JvD…, which made 11070.57 dollars across 11 trades and was the best token in the period. Everything else at the top of the book was notably negative. The worst token was EybU… at -102187.32 dollars over 10 trades, followed by CMx7… at -39476.07 across 11 trades and GYb9… at -39263.48 across 3 trades. Other sizable losses included H8xQ… at -20327.69, BVdM… at -18294.13, EkJu… at -14590.38, 5FK2… at -13052.27, eZBK… at -12283.98, 3hg8… at -11634.58, HeMt… at -11222.53, and uP88… at -10441.27. The token-level profile shows one modest winner against a long list of meaningful drawdowns.
This wallet would only fit a copy-trader who specifically wants exposure to a high-activity position-trader despite very weak recent execution. Profit’s current profile does not suit someone looking for consistency, high hit rate, or proven downside control. A trader reviewing this wallet should be comfortable with broad token exposure, long holding periods, and the possibility that losses can stack across many positions before a winner appears.