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Cented
Person
Also known as7-second trader
Roletrader
Known forSolana bot-like trader dubbed the "7-second trader"; PANews questioned whether his profits are real
StatusActive

Cented is a pseudonymous Solana memecoin trader nicknamed the "7-second trader" for the median holding time of his trades; his public address has been labelled an MEV bot.[1]

Style[edit]

BlockBeats, citing cielo.finance data, reported 308,666 trades over 357 days with a 62.3% win rate and a median hold of 7 seconds.[1] He buys through a main wallet and many small wallets when a token's market cap is a few thousand dollars and sells at about $100,000 or less.[1] PANews found nearly all his buys land within seconds of launch and most positions close within seconds to tens of seconds, with sizes and some tokens closely matching Cupsey's.[2]

Notable trades[edit]

  • Ranked third on PANews' three-month profit list with a reported $1.82 million, behind Cupsey and Gake.[2]
  • Realised profit above $10 million in total by March 2026, including about $727,000 in the prior 30 days, per cielo.finance.[1]
  • Largest single win: about $90,000 on GORK.[1]
  • Launched about 1,000 tokens, of which 30 graduated; in March 2026 he launched ICHI and his public address held it for about an hour for about $2,800.[1]

Controversies[edit]

PANews suspected the address is one of several coordinated wallets in a "cabal" group whose displayed profit is inflated by affiliated buying to make it look like smart money, noted that the creators of sampled tokens were dedicated scam-minting addresses, and advised against copying it.[2] BlockBeats reported near-unanimous condemnation in English-language communities, with critics calling him a "cancer" of memecoins; a cookin.fun simulation copying him with a 10-second delay returned -21.3%.[1] The same piece argued that pump.fun, Axiom and GMGN benefit from promoting such trading, and contrasted him with Murad's long-held SPX6900 position.[1]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "The 7-Second Trader" Is Killing the "Faith" in Meme Coins, Odaily (BlockBeats), 2026-03-26
  2. ^ MEME whale trading secrets: high-frequency gaming and covert manipulation behind high returns, PANews, 2025-08-04
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