Spot Grid Trading is an automated strategy that places a series of buy and sell orders within a defined price range. When the price reaches the lower level, the system executes a buy order; when the price moves up to the upper level, the system executes a sell order.
This cycle repeats as long as the price remains within the chosen range, allowing traders to benefit from price volatility and profit from small fluctuations.
Why is Spot Grid Popular?
- Automated trading → no need to monitor charts 24/7.
- Simple setup → just define the price range, number of grids, and capital.
- Effective in sideways markets → profit from back-and-forth price action.
Read more: What Is Spot Grid Trading and How Does It Work?
Spot Grid on Mobee
Mobee now offers a Spot Grid feature so users can easily apply this strategy. You simply set parameters such as price range, number of grids, grid mode, and total investment. The system will then automatically execute buy and sell orders.
For those who prefer convenience, Mobee provides ready-made strategies: Neutral, Dip Hunter, and Hodler. Experienced traders can also choose the Manual option for full control.
Spot Grid is most effective when the market is sideways within a certain range.
For example, if BTC moves between $90,000 – $95,000, the system can automatically buy at the lower bound and sell at the upper bound.
Once a strategy is active, you don’t need to monitor it constantly. The system runs automatically 24/7, and you can check performance anytime directly from the Mobee app.
4 Spot Grid Trading Strategies on Mobee
1. Neutral
A strategy suited for sideways markets or when you’re unsure about price direction.
Example: BTC/USDT between $60,000–$64,000 using arithmetic grids. The system buys near the lower range and sells near the upper range at equal intervals.
Best for: sideways conditions targeting small but consistent profits.
2. Dip Hunter
Best used when prices feel high but you believe there’s more upside potential. By using a Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) approach, the system enters gradually to minimize risk.
Example: ETH/USDT between $3,500–$5,500 using geometric grids. Small orders are placed at higher prices, while most capital is allocated to lower buy orders, then sold when prices rebound.
Best for: traders who want to accumulate assets gradually while keeping profit potential.
3. Hodler
Ideal if you believe the asset is undervalued and want to maximize gains on a rebound.
Example: SOL/USDT between $60–$150 using geometric grids. A large portion of funds is used to buy at $80, with additional buys at $70 and $60. The system then sells gradually at $90, $120, and $150.
Best for: corrective markets with strong rebound potential.
4. Manual
For experienced traders who want complete control. You can set your own price range, number of grids, grid mode (arithmetic/geometric), and total investment.
Best for: traders who prefer custom strategies based on personal analysis.
Read more: What’s the Difference Between Spot Grid and Futures Grid?
Arithmetic vs Geometric Modes
When setting up a strategy, you can choose between two grid modes:
- Arithmetic: equal spacing between orders in nominal terms (e.g., every $400). Best for stable markets.
- Geometric: spacing based on fixed percentages (e.g., 5% per grid). Best for trending or volatile markets.
Conclusion
Spot Grid Trading is a systematic way to leverage crypto market volatility through automated strategies. Now available on Mobee, it comes with built-in strategies—Neutral, Dip Hunter, Hodler, and Manual—making it accessible to both beginners and experienced traders.
Interested in Spot Grid Trading? Download the Mobee app now for a smarter, easier, and more profitable trading experience!
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