Two pyramid strategies: BTC trader's long position experiences significant pullback, with 'Paul Wei' placing long orders in the range of $40600 to $61100 According to BlockBeats news, on February 24th, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, two traders on Hyperliquid who use pyramid position management mode, "100% win rate low drawdown" (0x721) and well-known on chain trader "Paul Wei" (0xdae), have recently experienced significant drawdowns in their BTC long positions. Traders with a 100% win rate and low drawdown tend to prefer high leverage and narrow range management of their positions. It currently holds multiple BTC orders with 20 times leverage, with an average price of $77500 and a loss of 452%. The liquidation price is $55700. In the past half hour, the address has placed 30 new buy orders in the range of 62500 to 62900 US dollars, accounting for about 10% of its total capital volume, and plans to reduce its holdings slightly after BTC rebounds to 69500 US dollars. The position management model of "Paul Wei" tends to be stable. Currently, it holds multiple BTC orders with 3 times leverage, with an average price of 75400 US dollars and a loss margin of 57.6%. The liquidation price is 22200 US dollars. The address set a profit taking range for pending orders on February 15th, and currently has a remaining buying range of 46500 to 61100 US dollars. It plans to close approximately 70% of its position when BTC rises to the range of 71500 to 77800 US dollars. Both adopt the interval pyramid position management mode: progressively layout long and short positions and take profits within a limited fluctuation range, and profit by repeatedly capturing volatile price differences, rather than Martin strategy or betting on one-sided trends.