A quick look at the trading strategy and positions of a whale with realized profits exceeding 100 times

Is the address "0x7431931094e8bae1ecaa7d0b57d2284e121f760e" the most profitable whale in history? This whale has earned more than 100 times the realized profit in one transaction after another. Is it luck? It doesn't look like it. Every victory and failure is perfectly managed.

The whale's trading record is amazing. What makes him different from most whales is that almost all of his trades are realized profits. There are many whales in the market, but not all of them are good traders.

Rich people can enrich their crypto portfolios by recharging, showing a high balance, but they are still bad traders. People expect them to be Alpha, but the results are a mess. But this whale is not like that. What's even crazier is that this whale was just like an ordinary trader at the beginning of this year.

An average and average portfolio becomes a whale, and this is the type of wallet that the average trader needs to track. A whale becomes a whale through its own performance, not a whale that already has other sources of income. Such a whale is the real Alpha.

This week alone, the whale bought $35,000 worth of RFD, and four days later, he had made about $400,000 from it. Most whales tend to hold on to their positions, but not this one. He makes sure most of his trades are locked in, sells near the highs, and moves on to the next round of trading.

The success of PEPE has brought many whales to the fore, and this whale has also performed well. Last month, this whale bought $8,000 worth of PEPE. Soon, this whale sold almost all of it near the top of the price, making a 6-digit profit. All of it is realized profit.

Let’s look at the next round of transactions. Last month, the whale bought $10,000 worth of WOJAK tokens. In most cases, this purchase wouldn’t look like something crazy. But he made another six-figure profit from it.

Of course, there will be losses, but the whale is very aware of and manages its losses. It will not stubbornly hold positions, stop losses in time, accept losses and continue new transactions. In addition, even if there are losses, they are basically only a few thousand dollars. The token RIBBIT is the whale's biggest loss, but it is only about 12,000 US dollars. But the single profit exceeds six figures, which has long covered the losses.

The following figure shows the whale's portfolio, most of which were completed in the early stage. The current portfolio is much smaller than a few days ago because the whale has withdrawn almost all profits from the wallet, but when it trades again, it will earn new profits.

Therefore, it will be interesting to track their next trades. Tracking whales may provide the average trader with the inside information they need without the need for some analytical tools or knowledge.