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「100% Win Rate Low Drawdown」 Trader Pyramid Buys Partial Fill, Plans to Close Position Once BTC Reaches $84,000

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**February 9th Update** Per Coinbob Popular Address Monitor, the trader known for a 100% win rate and low drawdown—who specializes in ranging market trades—currently holds a 20x-leveraged BTC long position with an average entry of $81,400, facing a 326% floating loss. Of the 100 pyramid buy orders placed today, 70 have executed, with 30 remaining unfilled. The current buy zone spans $68,000 to $69,340. Previously, this address placed ~100 sell orders in the $84,000–$86,880 range, targeting the closure of 70.2% of its long positions. Since January, this trader has turned an initial $50,000 into $260,000 in cumulative profits, with monthly and overall win rates both exceeding 85%. Their strategy is a **pyramid hedged grid**: layering long/short orders within a pre-set price range, building positions and taking profits in batches (pyramid structure) to capture ranging market price gaps—rather than relying on one-sided directional bets. Renowned trader Paul Wei (who uses a similar strategy) has taken a more conservative tack, using just 2x leverage for steady gains. The two recently agreed on the short trigger range. Currently, Paul Wei holds a BTC long position with a ~16% floating loss (average entry: $75,400). Yesterday, he placed sell orders in the $72,700–$77,000 range, planning to close positions within that band.
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