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"Paul Wei" and another pyramid position trading operator reached consensus on profit-taking range, BTC short-term high expected to reach 78,000 USD
Crypto World News: On March 16, according to Coinbob’s popular address monitoring, two traders using pyramid position management on Hyperliquid—“Paul Wei” (0xdae) and “100% Win Rate Low Drawdown” (0x721)—reached a consensus on BTC long profit-taking zones today. Both have placed orders targeting short-term highs around $78,000. “Paul Wei” set take-profit orders in the $75,000 to $81,000 range over the past hour, while the other trader completed their orders in this range two days ago. Additionally, regarding the next round of long position additions, “100% Win Rate Low Drawdown” has placed 50 buy orders in a pyramid pattern over the past hour, planning to buy in batches if BTC drops below $70,500, within the $68,000 to $70,500 range. Meanwhile, “Paul Wei” is more conservative, planning to add positions only if BTC falls near $66,500. For leverage, “Paul Wei” uses 2 to 3x leverage to manage positions steadily within a wide range; “100% Win Rate Low Drawdown” employs 20x leverage within a narrow range to seek higher returns, with their principal tripled. Both traders utilize interval pyramid position management: within a defined volatility range, they progressively build long and short positions and set take profits, aiming to profit from oscillating price spreads rather than employing martingale strategies or betting on a unidirectional trend.