Shouldn t unrealised profit be in profit (or at least not negative) at a higher price than the starting price in a grid bot? Answer Oh i get it i tought you were asking why the total profit is negative…
Learn what unrealized loss means in Pionex Grid and Smart Trade bots, how it differs from realized profit, and which figures to check before closing safely.
Answer I dont think that happens automatically. Instead, after the bot has been running and closing deals, you click on details and then “Release Profit” and then use the profit to start another bot.
Learn what Release Profit means in a Pionex Grid Bot, why releasable profit can differ from Grid Profit, where released funds go, and what reinvesting changes.
Learn why adding investment does not directly set Pionex profit per grid, how range and grid count change the percentage, and what to compare correctly.
Compare Pionex Futures Moon and Futures Grid by range, controls, direction, costs and risks. Learn why neither bot performs better in every market today.
Learn how Pionex Infinity Grid responds during a price pump, why having no fixed upper limit does not remove risk, and what happens after a fast reversal.
To redeem funds from a Pionex Grid Bot, release only the eligible profit or stop the bot and choose how to handle holdings. Compare both paths safely.
Supported Pionex Grid Bots can reinvest eligible profit after a threshold, while DCA bots compound completed-round profit. The rules differ by product.
Learn whether a Pionex Grid Bot can run for a month, how grid profit accumulates, when releasing profit is optional, and what you should monitor weekly.
Infinity Grid controls can change. Learn how to check Releasable Profit, add-investment options, held ETH and what happens if the live bot lacks a control.