Spot Grid
When is the best time to use Spot Grid?
Spot Grid performs best when the market is moving sideways, fluctuating within a specific price range.
For example, if BTC trades between $90,000 and $95,000, Spot Grid can help you automatically buy low and sell high within that range.
In strongly trending markets (up or down), Spot Grid may be less effective, as orders might not be executed if the price moves outside the set range.
Which coins and pairs are available in Spot Grid?
Currently, Spot Grid is available with 3 pair options: USDT, USDC, and IDR.
To see the list of coins available in Spot Grid, you can check it directly on the Mobee app or website.
Do I need to monitor my running strategy all the time?
The great thing about Spot Grid is you don’t have to monitor it constantly. Once it’s running, the strategy trades for you 24/7 automatically.
You can still check and review its performance anytime right from the app, whenever you want.
What’s the difference between Neutral, Hodler, Dip Hunter, and Manual strategies?
Mobee offers 3 ready-to-use strategies: Neutral, Hodler, and Dip Hunter, these strategies are designed for users who want a quick setup or are unsure about which parameters to set.
If you prefer more control, you can choose the Manual mode and customize everything yourself.
Neutral
This strategy is best if you’re unsure about market direction, or when prices move within a certain range (sideways market).
Example:
Imagine BTC is trading between $60,000 and $65,000 for weeks. With Neutral, the system automatically buys near $60,000 and sells near $65,000, letting you capture profits from price swings even when the market isn’t trending.
Dip Hunter
This strategy is best if the asset price feels high now, but you believe it will rise eventually.
Example: Let’s say ETH is at $4,000, it feels expensive, but you expect it to climb higher long-term. With Dip Hunter, you buy small portions first at the start. If the price rises, you profit right away. If it drops to $3,500, the system uses your remaining capital to buy more, lowering your average entry price and minimizing risk.
Hodler
This strategy is best if you believe the asset price is already low and has strong potential to rise.
Example:
Let's say SOL falls from $200 to $80 and you see it as a good entry point. With Hodler, you buy larger portions upfront. If the price rebounds to $150, your profit is maximized. If it falls further, you can still keep buying to accumulate at lower levels.
Manual
This one is best if you’re experienced and want full control. Set your own price range, number of grids, grid mode, and investment amount — fully tailored to your strategy.
Quick Recommendations:
- Neutral → Ideal if you’re unsure about market direction or expect sideways moves.
- Dip Hunter → Ideal if the price feels high now, but you want to prepare for both short-term profits and possible dips.
- Hodler → Ideal if you believe the asset is undervalued and want to maximize profits when it rises.
- Manual → Ideal if you’re experienced and want to define all parameters yourself.
What is Spot Grid and how does it work?
Spot Grid is Mobee’s automated trading feature that helps you buy crypto at lower prices and sell at higher prices, all within a price range that you define.
You only need to set a few parameters like price range, number of grids, grid mode, and total investment. The system will then automatically place a series of buy and sell orders.
When the price drops to a certain level, a buy order will be executed. When the price rises again, the system will place a sell order. This cycle will repeat as long as the price stays within your selected range.
Spot Grid works best in a sideways market, where prices move up and down within a stable range.
If you prefer to start quickly, you can also use one of Mobee’s preset strategies like Fast Pace or Steady.
What is the difference between Realized and Unrealized Profit?
Realized Profit: The actual profit from completed transactions, automatically credited to your wallet (in USDT, USDC, or IDR).
Unrealized Profit: Potential profit from trades that haven’t been completed yet — this value can change depending on the market.
Where can I view my profits?
You can find all your profit details, both realized and unrealized, on the Strategy Details page in the Mobee app.
Where is my profit sent?
Once the strategy ends, all remaining funds and profits will be automatically returned to your wallet.
Can assets in Spot Grid earn yield like in Flexi Earn or Dual Investment?
No. Assets in Spot Grid are used purely for trading, not for earning passive yield. Your earnings come directly from the profits made through buy-sell transactions.
Is there a minimum or maximum investment limit?
Yes. Limits depend on several factors:
- Your selected price range
- Number of grids
- Available balance
Mobee will show the minimum and maximum allowed investment when you set up your strategy.
Can I run more than one strategy at a time?
Yes! You’re free to create and run multiple Spot Grid strategies simultaneously.
Spot Grid
When is the best time to use Spot Grid?
Spot Grid performs best when the market is moving sideways, fluctuating within a specific price range.
For example, if BTC trades between $90,000 and $95,000, Spot Grid can help you automatically buy low and sell high within that range.
In strongly trending markets (up or down), Spot Grid may be less effective, as orders might not be executed if the price moves outside the set range.
Which coins and pairs are available in Spot Grid?
Currently, Spot Grid is available with 3 pair options: USDT, USDC, and IDR.
To see the list of coins available in Spot Grid, you can check it directly on the Mobee app or website.
Do I need to monitor my running strategy all the time?
The great thing about Spot Grid is you don’t have to monitor it constantly. Once it’s running, the strategy trades for you 24/7 automatically.
You can still check and review its performance anytime right from the app, whenever you want.
What’s the difference between Neutral, Hodler, Dip Hunter, and Manual strategies?
Mobee offers 3 ready-to-use strategies: Neutral, Hodler, and Dip Hunter, these strategies are designed for users who want a quick setup or are unsure about which parameters to set.
If you prefer more control, you can choose the Manual mode and customize everything yourself.
Neutral
This strategy is best if you’re unsure about market direction, or when prices move within a certain range (sideways market).
Example:
Imagine BTC is trading between $60,000 and $65,000 for weeks. With Neutral, the system automatically buys near $60,000 and sells near $65,000, letting you capture profits from price swings even when the market isn’t trending.
Dip Hunter
This strategy is best if the asset price feels high now, but you believe it will rise eventually.
Example: Let’s say ETH is at $4,000, it feels expensive, but you expect it to climb higher long-term. With Dip Hunter, you buy small portions first at the start. If the price rises, you profit right away. If it drops to $3,500, the system uses your remaining capital to buy more, lowering your average entry price and minimizing risk.
Hodler
This strategy is best if you believe the asset price is already low and has strong potential to rise.
Example:
Let's say SOL falls from $200 to $80 and you see it as a good entry point. With Hodler, you buy larger portions upfront. If the price rebounds to $150, your profit is maximized. If it falls further, you can still keep buying to accumulate at lower levels.
Manual
This one is best if you’re experienced and want full control. Set your own price range, number of grids, grid mode, and investment amount — fully tailored to your strategy.
Quick Recommendations:
- Neutral → Ideal if you’re unsure about market direction or expect sideways moves.
- Dip Hunter → Ideal if the price feels high now, but you want to prepare for both short-term profits and possible dips.
- Hodler → Ideal if you believe the asset is undervalued and want to maximize profits when it rises.
- Manual → Ideal if you’re experienced and want to define all parameters yourself.
What is Spot Grid and how does it work?
Spot Grid is Mobee’s automated trading feature that helps you buy crypto at lower prices and sell at higher prices, all within a price range that you define.
You only need to set a few parameters like price range, number of grids, grid mode, and total investment. The system will then automatically place a series of buy and sell orders.
When the price drops to a certain level, a buy order will be executed. When the price rises again, the system will place a sell order. This cycle will repeat as long as the price stays within your selected range.
Spot Grid works best in a sideways market, where prices move up and down within a stable range.
If you prefer to start quickly, you can also use one of Mobee’s preset strategies like Fast Pace or Steady.
What is the difference between Realized and Unrealized Profit?
Realized Profit: The actual profit from completed transactions, automatically credited to your wallet (in USDT, USDC, or IDR).
Unrealized Profit: Potential profit from trades that haven’t been completed yet — this value can change depending on the market.
Where can I view my profits?
You can find all your profit details, both realized and unrealized, on the Strategy Details page in the Mobee app.
Where is my profit sent?
Once the strategy ends, all remaining funds and profits will be automatically returned to your wallet.
Can assets in Spot Grid earn yield like in Flexi Earn or Dual Investment?
No. Assets in Spot Grid are used purely for trading, not for earning passive yield. Your earnings come directly from the profits made through buy-sell transactions.
Is there a minimum or maximum investment limit?
Yes. Limits depend on several factors:
- Your selected price range
- Number of grids
- Available balance
Mobee will show the minimum and maximum allowed investment when you set up your strategy.
Can I run more than one strategy at a time?
Yes! You’re free to create and run multiple Spot Grid strategies simultaneously.