Scrim is a high-volume Solana wallet with a clear position-trader profile over the last 30 days. This wallet made 423 trades across 43 unique tokens, showing broad rotation rather than tight concentration. Average holding time was 616126 seconds, which points to trades being held longer than pure scalps while still staying active enough to capture shorter market swings. The mix of size and turnover suggests a trader who is comfortable recycling capital across many setups instead of waiting on only a few conviction plays.
Recent performance was positive but modest relative to activity. Scrim posted $669.25 in net PnL with 3.34% ROI, on $20009.99 in total buys and $18378.8 in total sells. The win rate came in at 41.86%, which means this wallet does not rely on winning most trades. Instead, the results suggest a style where losses are common but some winners are large enough to offset them. For copy traders, that matters because the path to returns may look uneven even during a profitable month.
The biggest gain came from 6CMQ… at $1097.11 over 16 trades, while the worst result was G2aM… at -$1033.43, also over 16 trades. Other strong contributors included 3ubN… with $789.71 across 72 trades, 7E4s… with $546.64 across 43 trades, and 5Crj… with $414.6 across 9 trades. Additional gains from GVx8…, 9gAV…, 4nUR…, and MMBi… helped keep the month green. On the downside, 66Pi… lost -$558.56 over 11 trades, while FAWN… and EDLD… posted losses of -$267.05 and -$254.2. This profile shows meaningful dispersion between best and worst positions.
This wallet is best suited to traders who want exposure to an active, diversified Solana operator with frequent entries and exits, and who can tolerate a lower win rate in exchange for positive overall expectancy. Scrim may appeal more to copy traders who are comfortable tracking many token rotations and sitting through uneven trade outcomes. It is less suited to anyone looking for highly selective, low-frequency trading or a very high hit rate.