Terp appears to trade like a position-oriented Solana wallet rather than a pure scalper. Over the last 30 days, this wallet made 165 trades across 27 unique tokens, with an average holding time of 1011312 seconds. That mix suggests active rotation, but not ultra-fast entry and exit behavior. The activity is spread across a fairly wide token set, which can help show breadth, though it also means results depend on many smaller outcomes rather than a few concentrated bets.
Recent performance was negative overall. In the last 30 days, Terp posted -402.79 USD in PnL with a -10.16% ROI. Total buy volume came to 3963.09 USD, while total sell volume was 1798.23 USD. The win rate was 44%, which means fewer than half of tracked trades finished profitably. That profile points to inconsistent short-term execution during this window, especially since the wallet stayed active despite the drawdown. For copy traders, the key takeaway is that the wallet remained engaged across many names, but the aggregate results did not convert into positive returns.
The strongest named result was LALA, which generated 140.57 USD across 9 trades. The largest drag was 19, which lost -334.88 USD across 8 trades and had an outsized impact on the final month-end PnL. Other negative contributors included Linus at -74.39 USD, SOULANA at -41.39 USD, ACADEMY at -28.06 USD, MASUKU at -25.02 USD, LIBATRON at -24.36 USD over 11 trades, and CAT at -20.50 USD. The spread here shows one decent winner, but several losing positions that outweighed it.
This wallet may be most relevant to traders looking for a position-trader profile that stays active and explores a broad set of Solana tokens. It may be less suitable for someone seeking high win-rate consistency or strong recent profitability, since the last 30 days show a negative ROI and a sub-50% win rate. Terp looks more like a wallet to study for token rotation and holding behavior than one to follow solely for recent performance strength.