Last updated: August 26, 2026
For an ETH/USDT Standard Grid, Grid Profit is normally measured in USDT and tracks completed grid cycles. It is not the same as Total Profit, the amount available in your wallet or the final result you would realize by closing the bot.
Four figures that should not be mixed
| Figure | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Grid Profit | Cumulative result from completed grid cycles |
| Unrealized profit | Current gain or loss on assets still held |
| Total Profit | Grid Profit plus unrealized result under the product formula |
| Releasable profit | Amount the current interface permits you to move out while the bot runs |
Positive Grid Profit can coexist with a loss
If the base asset falls, the bot’s holdings can lose more value than completed grid cycles earned. Always check Total Profit and holdings before describing the strategy as profitable.
Grid Profit is cumulative
The old answer called it the profit from one transaction cycle. Each completed buy-and-sell pair contributes, but the displayed Grid Profit generally accumulates those cycles across the bot’s runtime.
Before moving or closing funds
- Confirm the pair and quote currency.
- Read Grid Profit and unrealized profit separately.
- Check Total Profit.
- Review the currently releasable amount.
- Use the closing preview to estimate the realized result.
Read Pionex’s profit definitions, Grid Bot guide and release guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is Grid Profit the USDT a Pionex Grid Bot has made?
For a pair such as ETH/USDT, Grid Profit is normally measured in the quote asset, USDT, and tracks completed grid cycles under the product’s calculation.
Is Grid Profit the same as Total Profit?
No. Total Profit also includes the unrealized gain or loss on assets still held by the bot.
Is every amount of Grid Profit already in your wallet?
No. Profit can remain inside the running bot, and the currently releasable amount can be smaller than cumulative Grid Profit.
Does positive Grid Profit mean the bot is profitable overall?
No. A decline in the held asset can create an unrealized loss larger than completed Grid Profit.
Is Grid Profit from only one cycle?
No. The displayed figure is generally cumulative across completed grid cycles during the bot’s runtime, not only the latest transaction pair.
Why can the quote asset matter?
The right-hand asset in a pair is the quote currency. Standard Grid reports its grid result around that quote unit, while other products can use different measurement rules.
What should you check before releasing or closing?
Check Grid Profit, unrealized profit, Total Profit, releasable amount, holdings, fees and the release or closing preview.
Grid Profit is not a performance guarantee. Crypto holdings can fall enough to make Total Profit negative.
