The archivist marks him by the clock, not the coin. Draive entered the chain at 07:44 on the thirteenth and was gone from it, in spirit if not in balance, by 16:09 the same day; nine hours of a life lived in six coins, eleven buys, fifteen sells, a man or a crowd wearing one address like a coat.
His largest wager was 25.42 ETH poured into $NAORIS, and he pulled 19.68 back out, leaving the rest to whatever fate that coin still carries. The others, $GIT, $SERVO, $FLYPAD, $SPACECAT, $VESTA, were smaller rooms he walked through and mostly closed the door behind him, in and out within fractions of an ETH, rarely losing much, rarely winning much.
He held nothing long, an average of 1.6 hours per position, the mark of a hand that trusts no chair for long. Eleven coins he has shared with the one called Corben, more than with any other; whether they are two minds or one following the same drum, the archivist does not say. Reputation of 31 names him neither pillar nor coward, only a man in a hurry, weighed at 33.36 ETH and gone by evening.