Last updated: September 9, 2026
No. The lower limit defines the bottom of a grid’s trading range; it is not a liquidation price. An unleveraged Spot Grid Bot has no liquidation price because it does not borrow funds or hold a leveraged futures position. Its holdings can still lose value when the market falls.
For a leveraged bot, liquidation depends on the position and margin requirements, separately from the grid limits. For futures, Pionex uses Mark Price to calculate unrealized profit and loss for liquidation risk. The liquidation threshold can change as the position or margin changes; do not assume it is always below the lower grid limit.
Check the current liquidation estimate and margin information in your bot or position details. A grid boundary is not a stop-loss order. See Pionex’s liquidation rules for how futures liquidation works.
