Last updated: August 25, 2026
When a Pionex Infinity Grid Bot falls below its Lowest Price, the bot can remain running but normal grid transactions stop until price rises above that boundary. The strategy may hold the accumulated base asset, so Unrealized Profit can keep falling. Waiting is not a guarantee that SOL or another asset returns to the old range.
Infinity does not mean unlimited downside operation
| Feature | Infinity Grid behavior |
|---|---|
| Upper boundary | No fixed upper limit for grid operation |
| Lowest Price | Bottom boundary for active grid transactions |
| Below Lowest Price | Bot can remain running while transactions pause |
| Stop Loss | Separate closing control when configured and triggered |
What the bot can hold below the boundary
As price declines, Infinity Grid can buy the base asset to maintain its strategy. Below the Lowest Price, it can wait with sell orders for price to recover. The held asset remains exposed to further market loss.
Waiting, stopping and restarting
- Wait: only if the asset thesis and loss limit remain valid.
- Stop: review whether the closing flow keeps or sells the remaining asset.
- Restart: define a new Lowest Price, investment and Stop Loss without assuming the previous level returns.
Do not preserve an outdated SOL price anchor
The original 30 USDT and 24 USDT example is from 2021. Current decisions should use the live pair, current holdings and present market structure, not those historical numbers.
A downside review
- Record the base and quote quantities.
- Compare Grid Profit, Unrealized Profit and Total Profit.
- Measure the loss after another plausible decline.
- Read the closing settlement preview.
- Write any proposed new Lowest Price and exit.
- Contact official Support if the bot state differs from the documented behavior.
Use the official Pionex Infinity Grid FAQ and Infinity Grid mechanics guide.
Frequently asked questions
What happens when a Pionex Infinity Grid Bot falls below its lowest price?
The bot remains running but stops normal buy-sell grid transactions until price rises above the lowest price, unless a separate Stop Loss closes it.
Does Infinity Grid have an upper limit?
No. Its distinguishing design removes the fixed upper boundary, but it still has a Lowest Price that controls the bottom of active grid operation.
Does the bot automatically sell below the Lowest Price?
No. Reaching the Lowest Price is not the same as a Stop Loss. The strategy can remain holding the accumulated base asset while price is below it.
Should I wait for SOL to return above the range?
Wait only if the current SOL exposure, time horizon and loss risk still fit your plan. There is no guarantee that price returns to the previous level.
Should I close and reset the Infinity Grid?
Consider it only after reviewing the closing settlement, current loss, proposed new Lowest Price, fees and why the new range is more defensible.
Can Infinity Grid lose money below its lowest price?
Yes. Grid activity can stop while the base asset’s market value continues falling, creating or increasing unrealized loss.
What should I check before acting?
Check holdings, average cost, Grid Profit, Unrealized Profit, Total Profit, closing choices, revised market thesis, maximum loss and any Stop Loss.
Infinity Grid can hold substantial base-asset exposure during a decline.
