Last updated: September 9, 2026
Grid Profit and Releasable Profit measure different things. Grid Profit records completed grid-cycle results; the release preview shows what the running bot currently allows you to move out. Subtracting one from the other does not, by itself, identify a fee.
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Reconcile the figures from the same moment
- Record Grid Profit and the releasable amount for the same bot and currency.
- Inspect assets committed to open orders and any reserve explanation.
- Check whether profit has been assigned to reinvestment.
- Review previous releases and the bot’s history before treating a difference as missing money.
The published Pionex release-availability guide describes operating reserves and reinvestment as relevant checks. It does not justify assuming one fixed dollar reserve for every bot.
A difference is not a complete calculation
In a hypothetical example, 12 USDT of Grid Profit and 4 USDT available to release leave an 8 USDT difference. Those two figures alone cannot show how much is reserved, reinvested or accounted for elsewhere. Use the bot’s allocation details to explain the difference; do not label all 8 USDT a charge.
Unused funds and reinvestment are different allocations
Some available funds can come from amounts the bot no longer needs to reserve, while other funds can remain assigned to orders or reinvestment. Do not infer either allocation from elapsed time alone. Check the current breakdown. For the opposite mismatch, see why Release Profit can exceed Grid Profit.
Keep unrealized value separate
A price gain on an asset still held is not the same as available cash. Likewise, positive Grid Profit can coexist with an overall loss. Check the combined result and remaining holdings before deciding to release or close.
If the records do not explain the mismatch, contact Pionex Support with the bot ID, pair, timestamp and the two figures. This comparison does not replace the current product calculation or establish a universal release threshold.
