Red — Solana Wallet & Trader Profile

Median hold 8 s, mean 8 s.

Find the band they trade most, then look at its win rate: that is the pace you would be copying. A band that wins often but pays little needs size; one that pays big but rarely needs patience.

Measured from their last buy to their last sell on each position. A position scaled into over several days therefore reads shorter here than it was actually held. Bands with fewer than five closed trades show no win rate — on a single trade it can only be 0% or 100%.

Ranked against the 132 traders of the leaderboard over the same 30 days — the field of the rank at the top of this page. A rank only shows when this wallet sits in the top or bottom 15% — in the middle of the field, it would say nothing.

Step 1 — copy Red's wallet address.

Step 2 — paste it into your platform and set up copy-trade alerts.

Mirroring buys is the easy half. Red holds a median 8 s — a copy that enters with them and exits on its own schedule is not this track record.

Red has not written a profile. What follows comes from what the wallet actually did — 2,167 positions on record — so judge the habits, not the pitch.

Mean and median are close, so the hold time above describes most positions rather than an average pulled by a couple of outliers.

Reliability 47 — Streaky. It weighs how often they win, how many weeks they finished in profit, and how much history there is to judge on — in that order. A high score on thin history is not possible here; that is the point of it.

Exey 43 in common

Stigman 39 in common

Trey 32 in common

Parsiiix 30 in common

Counted over their 200 largest positions — sharing a $2 dust bag is not something in common.