Beaver trades like a high-volume position trader rather than a pure scalper. Over the last 30 days, this wallet made 221 trades across 37 unique tokens, with an average holding time of 857655 seconds. That points to a style built around carrying positions for days instead of flipping instantly. The activity level is still high, so Beaver appears comfortable rotating through many names while keeping exposure broad rather than concentrated in only a few tokens.
Recent results were weak overall. In the last 30 days, Beaver posted -$19,887.68 in PnL with a -29.47% ROI. Total buys came to $67,481.17 versus $40,467.08 in total sells, while the win rate was 43.24%. Those numbers describe a wallet that can find profitable trades but has not converted enough of them into net gains. The combination of high trade count, below-50% win rate, and negative ROI suggests inconsistent execution or one large drag overwhelming multiple smaller winners.
The biggest issue was SS, which lost -$30,423.25 across 42 trades and appears to have defined the period. That single token loss was much larger than any gain elsewhere. The best performer was BPsr… at $7,092.02 across 5 trades. Other profitable names included EwrG… at $3,311.46 over 12 trades, buRr… at $2,366.13 over 12 trades, AoCp… at $2,258.05 over 19 trades, and 6am8… at $1,873.17 over 10 trades. On the smaller loss side, 21rK… lost -$1,693.42 across 7 trades, 316z… lost -$1,548.00 across 6 trades, and CBPV… lost -$949.01 across 5 trades.
This wallet may fit traders who want exposure to an active, multi-token Solana strategy with longer holds than typical meme coin scalping. Beaver is easier to follow for someone comfortable with frequent rotation and periods of uneven results. It is less suited to copy traders looking for tight risk control, high hit rates, or stable short-term consistency, since the last 30 days were heavily affected by one major losing position.