Normal Grid Strategy
Goal
Capture small, repeatable profits by trading price fluctuations within a defined range.
How It Works
The Normal Grid Strategy divides a chosen price range into evenly spaced levels — like rungs on a ladder.
Buy orders are placed at regular intervals below the current market price.
Sell orders are placed at regular intervals above it.
As the market moves:
A drop triggers a buy at a lower level.
A rise triggers a sell at a higher level.
Each completed buy-sell cycle locks in a small profit, aiming to accumulate gains over time without needing to predict market direction.
Your USDT deposit is automatically split across the grid to size orders proportionally.
Key Mechanism
Equal Spacing: Grid levels are evenly distributed between a user-defined upper and lower price boundary.
Passive Execution: Once set, the strategy runs without needing manual intervention — orders are maintained automatically as prices move.
Profit Source: Profits come from capturing the difference between buy and sell grid levels, minus trading fees.
Risks to Know
Requires Sideways or Range-Bound Markets: If the market moves sharply and breaks outside the grid range, open positions may become stranded.
Exposure Risk: If price falls below the lowest grid level (or rises above the highest) without reversal, you can end up holding assets at a loss.
Trading Fees Erode Margins: Each buy and sell incurs exchange fees — small profits can be wiped out if grids are set too tight or volume is too low.
Manual Adjustment May Be Needed: If volatility shifts significantly, you might need to manually reset the grid range to continue being effective.
Best Use Scenarios
Normal Grid Strategy is useful when you believe a token will trade sideways or within a known range for a while. It is not designed for trending or breakout markets.
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