"100% win rate with low drawdown" The trader pyramid short positions have all been filled, and the plan is to close the shorts and go long when BTC drops to $82,000.

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BlockBeats News, January 6 — According to Coinbob’s hot address monitoring, “100% Win Rate Low Drawdown” currently holds a 20x leveraged BTC short position with an average price of $91,900, with an unrealized loss of 36%. Previously, 100 pyramid-style short orders were set in the range of $9,020 to $9,420, all of which were fully executed today. The address further densely arranged about 100 buy orders between $8,000 and $8,700, and plans to close the short and go long when the price drops to $82,152 (touching the 68th buy order). Since January this year, this address has accumulated a profit of $260,000 with an initial capital of about $50,000, completing 82 opening and closing trades, with a monthly win rate and overall win rate both exceeding 80%. Its trading style leans towards a pyramid-style hedge grid strategy: layering buy and sell orders within set price ranges, gradually building positions and taking profits in a pyramid manner, profiting from repeated oscillation spreads rather than betting on a single direction. Well-known trader “Paul Wei,” who uses a similar strategy, has chosen a more conservative approach, using only 2x leverage to pursue stable returns. The two previously reached a consensus when short positions triggered. Currently, its long BTC position has a floating profit of 10%, with an average price of $88,800, and has partially taken profit today. Its buy and sell order trigger ranges have been adjusted to $89,700 to $94,800 today. Since November 16, this trader has accumulated a profit of $4,100.

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