Last updated: September 9, 2026
Reinvesting and releasing Grid Profit serve different purposes: reinvestment assigns eligible profit to the strategy, while Release Profit moves the available amount out of the running bot. Keeping profit on Pionex is not the same as having it invested in that particular bot.
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Decide where you want the funds to be
| Your intention | What to inspect |
|---|---|
| Keep eligible profit working in this strategy | The bot’s supported reinvestment option, allocation and conditions |
| Make funds available outside this bot | The current releasable amount and destination balance |
| Use funds for a different order | The available account balance after any release completes |
Do not infer support from an old answer about another bot type. Read the controls for the exact Spot Grid Bot you are using.
Compare exposure as well as convenience
Reinvested funds remain exposed to the strategy and the asset’s price. Funds released from this bot no longer support its position, but may still carry risk if used elsewhere. A larger working balance does not guarantee a better final result.
For example, deciding to reuse 10 USDT is a decision about the location and exposure of those funds. Moving the same 10 USDT between a bot and an available balance does not create another 10 USDT of earnings. This is a hypothetical accounting example.
Verify before confirming
Compare the release preview with the reinvestment explanation. Check existing allocations separately from future settings. Use the reinvestment-setting checklist and the Release Profit guide for those two checks.
