Beaver looks like a position trader rather than a fast rotation wallet. Over the last 30 days, this wallet traded 11 unique tokens across 55 trades, with an average holding time of 789881 seconds. Activity appears selective by token count but fairly active by execution count, suggesting repeated entries or scaling around a smaller watchlist. The profile is not built on frequent winners, as the win rate is only 18.18%, so the edge comes more from a few outsized gains than from steady hit rate.
Recent performance is still positive overall. Beaver posted $3083.82 in PnL with 14.84% ROI in the last 30 days. Total buy volume was $20778.07, while total sell volume reached $11613.91. That combination points to a wallet that may still have open exposure or has not fully rotated out of recent positions. The low win rate against positive total PnL shows a payoff profile where losing trades are common, but at least one or two larger winners have outweighed them.
The biggest driver was Emcx…, which delivered $7518.31 across 25 trades and clearly carried the month. A smaller positive contribution came from 9K4a…, up $1660.53 over 5 trades. Losses were spread across many names rather than concentrated in one disaster. The worst token was 5Wrh… at -$1105.66 over 3 trades. Other meaningful drags included 7ztu… at -$713.37 across 6 trades, BuEN… at -$703.59 across 2 trades, 7kkQ… at -$691.46 across 5 trades, and 7VjM… at -$683.31 across 2 trades. Additional losses came from FJJg… at -$589.03, EcoK… at -$579.91, CtjG… at -$540.75, and 8wDd… at -$487.93.
This wallet may suit copy traders who are comfortable with uneven results, low win rates, and dependence on a few strong positions to offset multiple smaller losses. Beaver fits traders looking for a position-trading style with repeated activity in selected names, rather than broad diversification or high-frequency momentum. It is less suitable for anyone who wants consistent win percentage from trade to trade.