Like if whole market goes up 10%, does the bot generally beat that base effect? Answer Your grid profits might perform a bit less than hodl. this is because in hodl the whole asset is expose to the market whiles…
Most of the user will stop the bot after it reach its upper price most of the time because it has already fullfill their trading plan Letting it run will works for long run, because it will average down back…
Or only when you close the bot. Also the unrealized btc gains, does the bot buy the btc with profits when it closes? Answer Grid profits are profits that are realized from the auto buy and sells from the trading…
Or take out since LTC isn’t going anywhere for now. Answer Grid trading bot is usually seen as a long term strategy . first of all you have to do your own analysis to get the feel of the overall…
Or what about a leverage grid. What’s the difference between those 2? And what’s the estimate liquidation price. Is that if eth hits that price or if my balance hits that price Answer Margin Grid or Leverage grid bot gives…
We set 1000 usd for investment when we choose grid bot for BTC/USDT . After 2 days , when i click release profit , its appear 30 usd and i click it . My question is : is my investment…
When setting it to “Profit from fluctuations” essentially we are increasing the amount of tokenA (if token B is USDT for example) rather than keeping tokenA at the initial purchase amount as mentioned in the blog? “In short: Whatever the…
When we release profit, does it take away our base investment in the bot? And is the released profit back to our usdt holding? Answer Releasable profits are profits made from the grid bots. This profits are locked in your…
Answer You can go to trade, and then choose bot. After that picks arbitrage bot and choose your pair Fill up number of investment, and you’re good to go 👍
I don’t want to cash out the profits, i want to reinvest, is it possible? Answer What you mean with reinvest? You can use your realized Profits in other orders or bots, of course But you can add Invest to…
