Answer If you want to convert USDT to BNB, you have to go to the market and buy the USDT/BNB pair to trade BNB for USDT. For a more in depth guide, you can look at our blogpost here
Answer When your ethereum grid moves out range you can close your bot but won’t sell your assets , this will make your ethereum available . You can then consider using a margin grid bot per your analysis of the…
Safely fix a Pionex-to-Coinbase USDT invalid-address error by matching the token, network and deposit address before sending, then test with a small amount.
Learn what an Infinity Grid Bot does below its lowest price and how to compare waiting, stopping or restarting using holdings, loss limits and a range thesis.
Answer Yes it is possible ! As long as there are trading pairs with USDC, you can use USDC to run bots. We do support BNB, ETH, and BTC for trading against USDC, so you can create bot in these…
Answer If you want to realize the total profit, you can stop the reverse bot and choose Buy all tokens when closing the bot. By choosing this option, your xyz token will increase after you stop the bot compared to…
Answer Yes it is ! TRX/USDT is one of the most popular trading pair chosen by our user running their grid bot. You can start the grid bot. If you are really new to the platform, learn through this article…
Is that normal? I thought I was supposed to have the split tokens I don’t even see it though. Maybe it was liquidated without notification? Answer Normal, since the amount of token will change after reverse split, bot will be…
I ask because after I configure the bot never take 10usdt for grid (10% of 1000); anyone have a file to calculate this? Answer 1000 usdt divided by 84 = X. You get 1% from this X every 1 cycle…
A running Pionex Grid Bot does not automatically reinvest ordinary releasable profit by default. Learn how release, reserves and Auto Reinvest change its use.
Learn what to do when a Pionex coin or network cannot be withdrawn, how to distinguish temporary suspension from no support, and when conversion fits.
A beginner Grid Bot pair should have clear liquidity, a defensible range and manageable risk. Use this Pionex checklist instead of chasing a popular coin.
Build ADA/USDT Infinity Grid settings from a market view, lower price, profit per grid, investment and exit plan rather than copying one fixed setup blindly.
Learn what to check when a Pionex USDT withdrawal says completed but the destination has not credited it, including TXID, network and support evidence.
Safely find the Pionex Dust Collector on app and web, learn which balances qualify, convert eligible small assets to USDT and check conversion history.
No USDT pair is always best for a Pionex Grid Bot. Evaluate liquidity, spread, range behavior, volatility and total profit instead of one day's return.
If a Pionex USDT ERC20 deposit address is missing, stop before sending funds. Check asset, network support, address status and current deposit notices.
Learn why Pionex shows frozen or occupied USDT, how to find the bot or open order using it, when funds are released, and when to contact support safely.
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.
Pionex does not guarantee a monthly ETH/USDT Grid Bot return. Measure your actual Total Profit against investment and review Grid Profit, fees and unrealized PnL.
Convert USDT to ETH on Pionex with Convert or the ETH/USDT spot market. Follow the current steps, compare execution methods, and check fees and risks first.
Pionex Grid Profit can remain inside a running bot rather than your available USDT balance. Learn release rules, reserved profit and Auto Reinvest differences.
SHIB/USDT is currently enabled as a Pionex spot pair. Learn how to choose a Grid range, review AI references, set risk controls and start the bot safely.
A Pionex Grid Bot normally starts around the current market price, not the range midpoint. A trigger price can delay activation. Learn how orders begin.