2025-12-24 04:25:20

The crypto world is not short of ambitious individuals, but what it lacks are traders who can steadily outperform the market. Paul Wei is one such figure—recognized in the trading circle for his public trading performance and rational reflections, he has even been included as a legendary trader by leading derivation platforms.

His track record speaks for itself: focusing on BTC trading, achieving over 70 times return in 3 years. This is not a story of getting rich overnight, but rather a continuous systematic excess return. In November this year, he opened an account on Hyperliquid, still adhering to the style of "starting from about 1BTC"—this approach may seem modest, but it actually reflects an obsession with risk management.

Data from about a month of operation is very convincing: the capital curve is stable, drawdowns are controllable, and Alpha performance is stable. Dynamic position management, pyramid orders, and hedging layouts reflect that he is not simply pursuing profits, but maintaining defense amidst volatility. This is consistent with his overall performance of outperforming BTC over the years.

In today's increasingly fierce derivatives market, such a steady real trading is truly valuable. It proves that rational, transparent, and systematic trading methods are still the best weapon to navigate through cycles.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 12-24 04:55

Being stable is true, but this "one month data" is just legendary... the tricks of the crypto world. Starting from 1BTC? Sounds good, but the real test is whether you can remain this calm with a 50 times loss. Controlled drawdown is indeed rare, but how many "stable Alphas" in history ended up being historical lessons? Blowing hot air aside, I just want to see his performance at 0.1x leverage... The concept of systematic trading is old news; the key is how long we can survive the next bear market. These kinds of articles best illustrate one point: when the market is good, anyone can look like a master. I really don't see what's legendary about it, 70 times in 3 years? You could have achieved that by entering a position in 2021. Paul Wei is indeed transparent, but the word "legendary" should be reserved until the cycle turns again.

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PaperHandSister

· 12-24 04:54

A 70x leverage is indeed fierce, but I still prefer trading logic with controllable pullbacks. It's really easy to say that being consistently better than the market is easier than done, and Paul Wei's ability to stick with it is not something just anyone can do. Starting with 1BTC for this operation may seem low-key but actually shows confidence in one's own system. Dynamic positions + pyramid open orders, this combination really requires going through several cycles to fully understand. There are too many ambitious people in the crypto world; truly disciplined traders are actually a rare breed. However, how long this stable curve can last is still a question mark, as there are too many market variables. The obsession with Risk Management is a statement I like; it's much stronger than simply chasing the price limits like suckers. Systematic trading methods can transcend cycles; this statement is sound, it's just that most people can't achieve it.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 12-24 04:52

ngl, 70x sounds great, but the real challenge is not to get liquidated... you need to fully understand risk management; otherwise, no matter how good the strategy is, it will just serve the liquidators.

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NFTFreezer

· 12-24 04:41

Stable trading is indeed rare, but can it really be replicated? --- I respect the point of starting with 1BTC; not everyone dares to play like this. --- 70 times in 3 years sounds nice, but the key is being able to control the drawdown. --- Systematic trading sounds right, but in practice, it still relies on intuition. --- The pyramid open orders for hedging are indeed rigorous, but when the market gets urgent, it still blows up. --- Public live trading is commendable; it's more reliable than those who just boast about orders every day. --- What does it prove to have a stable capital curve for a month? Let's look at a longer time frame. --- There are really not many traders who can steadily outperform the market; this guy indeed has some skills.

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LightningWallet

· 12-24 04:32

70 times is really harsh, but what I care more about is that he dares to start from 1 BTC again, that's true skill. --- Saying you can steadily outperform the market is easy, but very few can actually do it, this guy has something. --- Controllable drawdowns are the way to go, much more reliable than those madmen who soar to the sky and drop back to zero overnight. --- I've heard about systematic trading too many times, but those who can truly execute it are rare, this one has decent real trading data to back it up. --- 70 times in 3 years? If we're not talking nonsense, this is indeed impressive, but I'm most curious about how he adjusts his mindset. --- Doing another set on Hyperliquid, is it really still that same theory? I want to see if the style can be replicated. --- The obsession with risk management, why does it feel like promoting a certain product, haha.

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GetRichLeek

· 12-24 04:29

Damn, is this guy really steady? Why am I still stuck in the Rekt pit...

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BakedCatFanboy

· 12-24 04:26

This strategy is indeed much more enjoyable than going all in, but very few can really stick with it. 70x leverage is terrifying; if it were me, I would have lost my grip long ago. This guy's approach starting from 1 BTC is truly brilliant; it’s not being stingy, it’s understanding risk control. The actual data speaks for itself; it’s much more reliable than just talking amazing. I just want to know what he was thinking at the time of the maximum drawdown... has he never had a mental breakdown?

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