Pionex charges the current spot trading fee on each Grid Bot fill. Learn why a completed buy-and-sell grid cycle includes two separate fee-bearing trades.
Because that figures seem crazy to me. I put in 1000usd and I’ll have 13k usd after a year Answer It is because last week performance eos is very crazy volatile. It is 7d APR
Answer Yes you pay, but its not that often funding comes negative. If you look at yearly aggregate funding fee, its quite good even in the latest bear market
Negative funding is not limited to major market dumps. It means shorts pay longs at settlement and can change as contract positioning and premium change.
Learn how to transfer crypto to Pionex with lower fees by matching the asset and network, checking minimums, and comparing the exact amount received safely.
Pionex discontinued the Spot-Futures Arbitrage Bot in February 2024. Learn what happened, why old frozen-bot advice is outdated and where to check funding.
Learn which Pionex bot parameters can change while a bot runs, how Spot Grid investment adjustments work, and why bots cannot exchange balances directly.
Positive Pionex Grid Profit does not guarantee the same releasable amount. Reserved fees, order funding, minimum volume and reinvestment can restrict release.
Does the extra leverage make them riskier? Or do they just sit there spitting out even fatter funding payments every 8 hours? Answer Arbitrage bot is a bot with minimal risk however when the market is bullish you are likely…
Learn why red and green colors are not Grid Bot entry or exit signals, and use range, volatility, fees, drawdown, asset risk and a written exit rule instead.