As more and more people start to turn bullish, a bull market is often getting closer.
Paul Wei (X: @coolish) has previously managed his positions with the “placing orders using an inverted gold tower above and below” approach, but recently there has been a clear change in his actions:
Over the past 40+ days, he has not placed any new sell orders or take-profit orders; all 11 of his active orders have turned into buy orders.
Last November, he opened a public live account on Hyperliquid with about $100,000, when BTC was around $95,000. After that, BTC briefly dropped to $57,000, but he kept holding long positions. His total account assets actually increased to about $117,800, with cumulative profits of roughly $17,600.
Now he is holding a long position of about 1.535 BTC with 3x leverage, at an average price of $65,915, with an unrealized gain of about $17,900.
What’s even more interesting is his order placement:
📌 $57,860–$62,944: 6 buy orders, totaling 0.88 BTC
📌 $69,702–$74,602: 5 buy orders, totaling 0.30 BTC
📌 All 11 active orders are buy orders, with a total value of about $74,300
His thinking is obvious:
He doesn’t try to guess the absolute lowest point; instead, he keeps acquiring BTC through layered buy orders across different price levels.
Even earlier, he had also used 1.8 BTC to grow his holdings to over 80 BTC within two years.
I think there’s another very interesting signal here:
When more and more people start to turn bullish, market sentiment shifts from “fear of falling” to “fear of missing out,” and a bull market is often getting closer.
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Paul Wei (X: @coolish) has previously managed his positions with the “placing orders using an inverted gold tower above and below” approach, but recently there has been a clear change in his actions:
Over the past 40+ days, he has not placed any new sell orders or take-profit orders; all 11 of his active orders have turned into buy orders.
Last November, he opened a public live account on Hyperliquid with about $100,000, when BTC was around $95,000. After that, BTC briefly dropped to $57,000, but he kept holding long positions. His total account assets actually increased to about $117,800, with cumulative profits of roughly $17,600.
Now he is holding a long position of about 1.535 BTC with 3x leverage, at an average price of $65,915, with an unrealized gain of about $17,900.
What’s even more interesting is his order placement:
📌 $57,860–$62,944: 6 buy orders, totaling 0.88 BTC
📌 $69,702–$74,602: 5 buy orders, totaling 0.30 BTC
📌 All 11 active orders are buy orders, with a total value of about $74,300
His thinking is obvious:
He doesn’t try to guess the absolute lowest point; instead, he keeps acquiring BTC through layered buy orders across different price levels.
Even earlier, he had also used 1.8 BTC to grow his holdings to over 80 BTC within two years.
I think there’s another very interesting signal here:
When more and more people start to turn bullish, market sentiment shifts from “fear of falling” to “fear of missing out,” and a bull market is often getting closer.
#日本央行加息至31年高位 #Bottomline推出Chainlink链上支付平台 #dtcpay完成2500万美元A轮融资 #Stellar激活协议28创211TPS纪录 #SEC批准代币化NMS股票交易临时创新豁免
