Terp appears to be a highly concentrated Solana wallet with a clear position-trader profile over the last 30 days. This wallet traded 78 times but focused on just 1 unique token, which points to repeated activity around a single conviction position rather than broad rotation across multiple names. The average holding time was 3,561,029 seconds, reinforcing that the strategy leaned more toward holding and managing one ongoing position than fast intraday turnover. Based on the label set, this is a focused wallet with very limited diversification.
Recent performance was weak across every headline metric provided. Terp posted -$1,634.24 in PnL with a -74.43% ROI during the period. Total buy volume came to $2,195.54, while total sell volume was $0, which is an important detail because it suggests the wallet did not close out any position through sells in this window. The wallet recorded 78 trades and a 0% win rate, so none of the tracked trades finished as winners during the measured period. Since only 1 token was traded, all results came from a single exposure rather than a basket of separate bets.
The standout point is that both the best and worst token were the same asset, EAeH…, with -$1,634.24 in PnL. That means there were no offsetting gains elsewhere in the wallet to soften losses. In practical terms, every tracked outcome tied back to one losing position. The concentration can make behavior easy to read, but it also means performance was entirely dependent on one token working out, and in this case it did not. With $0 in sells, the realized side of trade management also appears limited in the current window.
This wallet is most relevant to traders who specifically want to track a concentrated, single-theme position trader and who are comfortable monitoring a high-conviction approach with no diversification. It is less suited to anyone looking for evidence of consistent trade selection, active profit-taking, or balanced risk distribution across multiple Solana tokens. Terp’s recent data reflects conviction and focus, but also very poor short-term results and no winning trades in the measured period.