For many trades we pay a looot of fee for nothing that is my point for this to be aded Usdt there is nothing like need a time to developing it, the true reason is 2x to pay trading fee…
Answer Please bear. Remember your time in bituniverse back then only has 10 grids or 50 grids? now we have 500 – 1000 grids. I know you from earlier time, you know we are working to update the best UI/UX…
Answer No one from the big traders here ever lose 1%. Its not losing 1%, you are miscalculate something like 0.007 usdt or something. Its hard to find if you running multiple orders and trades, but your money still there,…
Answer If you run multiple bots, there probably will be a dust amount of tokens left because of the minimum size for a trade is not fullfilled , this is the dust which accumulate later. Since you trades with very…
Answer It means the fund is still being used as the reserve fund for the bot. It will be releaseable after its not being used again If you want to take all the profit, you can stop the bot.
I only see the lower limit, the profit per Grid and the total amount to invest. Nothing else. Answer Oh you’re talking about infinity Infinity grid, the smaller the profit per grid, the higher the minimum investment need. It is…
I’m running a grid of BTC/USDT I’ve invested $170 I want to stop the bot if it makes $50 (incase this happens while I’m asleep) but I don’t know how to work out the upper price in USDT. I basically…
Welcome the losses or the bot automatically stops and does not take any more positions? Thank you for helping me to see clearly. Answer Grid trading, either in normal grid bot, or infinity grid bot works the same. The bot…
Answer No you can’t, rebalancing token is holding token. Withdrawing the fund means it needs to sell a portion of the bot. The profit is not generated in USDT so you cant take profit in usdt, you need to size…
Answer You can use 2 grids strategy for doing so. 2 Grids will make your order is 100% of investment. 3 Grids will make each your order around 50% , 4 grids will make around 33%, etc. You can see…
