Pionex Spot Grid can use existing XRP for a supported XRP pair. Learn how base-only and both-assets investment work and what the bot may convert at startup.
See why a Pionex Grid Bot may show no releasable profit despite many transactions, how release thresholds work, and what to check before changing it safely.
Answer But the probability of the price crossing the bot’s limits increases. Do that if you are sure of your analysis Anyway, analysis tend to fail sometimes
I ask because of the reserved fee amount you see when releasing profit, it has a predefined amount even when you haven’t done any trade Answer Correct. Not 100% sure of why the reserved fee. I know that once that…
If the Pionex app rejects a long password, update the official app, check autofill and account details, then use the current official password-reset flow.
A Standard Grid measures profit in the quote asset, while Reverse Grid measures performance in the base token. Learn what is earned, displayed and released.
Answer No, both is the same concept. Reverse is the same as grid bot, the difference is reverse bot using token as its notation to profit Both is same, sell high buy lower
Learn what a Pionex Spot Grid Bot holds at and above its upper limit, when normal grid trading pauses, and what makes the strategy close or resume safely.
Answer Yes pionex bots, except the spot future arbitrage bots which has a 10% fee for SAFU insurance purposes are free. When using pionex bots, you will only be charged with the normal transaction fee of 0.05%. This can even…
Answer Probably the grid profit is not big enough to be released Here’s the detailed explanation for release profit. Anyway you always can stop the bot and realize the profit by doing so