Spot Grid
What’s the difference between Arithmetic and Geometric modes?
These modes determine how the distance between each grid level is calculated:
- Arithmetic Equal spacing between orders in absolute value.
Example: If your price range is $100–$200 and you have 5 grids, the spacing is $20 each.
Suitable for stable markets and short- to medium-term strategies.
- Geometric Spacing between orders is based on fixed percentages.
Example:
If your price range is $100–200 and you set 5 grids, the spacing will be 5% each step.
So the grid levels are: $100, $105, $110.25, $115.76…and so on.
Best for volatile markets or strong price trends.
Grid mode tips:
- Choose Arithmetic if you want evenly distributed orders that are easy to predict.
- Choose Geometric if you want a more adaptive strategy, especially for placing more orders at lower prices.
Can I add more funds to a running strategy?
Currently, no. You’ll need to stop the existing strategy and start a new one with your desired investment amount. This feature is being prepared for a future release.
How long should I run a strategy?
To get the best results, we recommend running your strategy for at least 1–2 weeks — especially in a sideways market.
How do I choose the right price range?
Review market movements from the past 7–30 days.
- Too narrow → limited trading opportunities
- Too wide → capital spread too thin, smaller returns per order
- Start with a modest range, then adjust as you gain more confidence.
How many grids should I use?
- More grids: More frequent trading, smaller profit per trade, requires more capital
- Fewer grids: Less frequent trading, higher profit per trade
Recommended starting point: 5–10 grids for a good balance of frequency and return.
What happens if the price moves outside the set range?
The strategy will automatically pause, and no new orders will be placed. Once the price moves back into the set range, the system will resume executing orders based on your original parameters.
Spot Grid
What’s the difference between Arithmetic and Geometric modes?
These modes determine how the distance between each grid level is calculated:
- Arithmetic Equal spacing between orders in absolute value.
Example: If your price range is $100–$200 and you have 5 grids, the spacing is $20 each.
Suitable for stable markets and short- to medium-term strategies.
- Geometric Spacing between orders is based on fixed percentages.
Example:
If your price range is $100–200 and you set 5 grids, the spacing will be 5% each step.
So the grid levels are: $100, $105, $110.25, $115.76…and so on.
Best for volatile markets or strong price trends.
Grid mode tips:
- Choose Arithmetic if you want evenly distributed orders that are easy to predict.
- Choose Geometric if you want a more adaptive strategy, especially for placing more orders at lower prices.
Can I add more funds to a running strategy?
Currently, no. You’ll need to stop the existing strategy and start a new one with your desired investment amount. This feature is being prepared for a future release.
How long should I run a strategy?
To get the best results, we recommend running your strategy for at least 1–2 weeks — especially in a sideways market.
How do I choose the right price range?
Review market movements from the past 7–30 days.
- Too narrow → limited trading opportunities
- Too wide → capital spread too thin, smaller returns per order
- Start with a modest range, then adjust as you gain more confidence.
How many grids should I use?
- More grids: More frequent trading, smaller profit per trade, requires more capital
- Fewer grids: Less frequent trading, higher profit per trade
Recommended starting point: 5–10 grids for a good balance of frequency and return.
What happens if the price moves outside the set range?
The strategy will automatically pause, and no new orders will be placed. Once the price moves back into the set range, the system will resume executing orders based on your original parameters.