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BTC Short analysis + GRID Bot Scalper Strategy for BTC FuturesHELLO DEAR TRADERS, If you're reading this right now, consider yourself one of the lucky few. You're gaining access to insights that, until now, have remained exclusive — reserved for a very small circle of insiders and influencers. For a long time, we've hesitated to step into the spotlight and reveal the deeper truth behind the movements of financial markets. But everything comes in due time… and that time is getting closer. Have you ever wondered how figures like Trump or Elon Musk always seem to bet on the right horse? Many believe they're the ones moving the markets — but that’s far from the truth. The real secret? Their teams have access to advanced tools and knowledge — the right kind of science — to analyze the markets in ways most people can’t even imagine. We won't go into too much detail here — some information is too powerful (and risky) to be shared publicly. But remember this: "Trading is a game. And if you know the rules, you always play to win." Starting today, we’ll be introducing a completely new vision of how to trade the financial markets — or any asset whose price is reflected on a chart. Get ready to see the markets like never before. 🔥 Scalping Made Simple: The Power of GRID Bots If you're serious about scalping the markets, one of the most effective tools at your disposal is the GRID trading bot. When properly configured, it can deliver consistent, automated profits by executing micro-trades around the clock. Let’s be real: Sitting in front of charts all day, hunting for the perfect sniper entry, is not just exhausting — it’s inefficient. Why not let automation do the heavy lifting while you focus on strategy? ________________________________________ ⚙️ AUTO SCALPER MODE: ON (SHORT TERM BOT Here are the optimal parameters to configure your GRID BOT on Binance for effective scalping: 🔧 Recommended Settings: o Trading Pair: BTC/USDTP (futures GRID) o Mode: Grid Trading (long) o Price Range: 105000 – 112000 USDT o Current leverage : x18 o Number of Grids: 22-25 levels o Order Size: Depends on your capital) o Profit Mode: Arithmetic o Margin mode : isolated o Trailing up : Disabled o Take-Profit: 112000 o Stop-Loss: 104000 o Open a position on creation : Disabled o Close all position on stop: Enabled o Close all positions on TP/SL stops: Enabled 📌 Notes : ⚠️The settings listed aboce have been meticulously calculated using precise algorithmic models. Every parameter serves a purpose — and even the slightest deviation can significantly impact performance, potentially leading to capital loss. ⚠️Do not judge the bot’s performance based on its real-time PNL. The true profit is only realized once the bot reaches its target and closes all active orders. ⚠️These bots are designed with high-level precision, offering a powerful edge when configured and used correctly. ✋ Manual Entries (For Experienced Traders) If you're a more advanced trader, you can combine the GRID bot with manual entries based on: o Buy orders listed on the chart o You can enter a buy position at any price within the defined range on the chart — as long as the price does not break above the upper boundary of that range o Using leverage is possible, but only under one condition: -Your stop-loss and liquidation price must always remain below the highest protected low or in the SL area o Your stop loss should always be bellow the highest protected Low 🔍 Disclaimer: This is our personal analysis and not financial advice. Always do your own research before making any investment decisions. 💬 What’s your take on this? Drop your thoughts in the comments and feel free to share this with your friends! ❤️
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by LEETALGOCONCEPT_Mentor
2
HOW-TO: Cyato Grid BotThe grid strategy is one of the most popular and interesting in the world of crypto and forex trading. Simply because it abuses volatility, market fluctuations, and those markets are well known for it. In this guide, I will explain the strategy and showcase a powerful grid trading indicator that can help traders to better understand and implement this strategy. █ The Key to the strategy It involves placing buy and sell orders at predetermined intervals or levels, called "Grid Steps". If a step is crossed to the downside, the strategy will buy. If price crosses a step to the upside, the strategy will sell. The last step to be crossed becomes inactive. When configuring the strategy, the process is pretty simple. The user can choose the number of steps with a higher and lower step price. With just these 3 settings, you can create a strategy. Now, the challenge with grid trading, is to optimize these 3 settings. █ Maximizing its effectiveness The first thing you want to do before even going into the settings is to find a suitable market for it. You want these 3 requirements:  • A ranging/going sideways market  • High volatility  • High liquidity For example, ETH/BTC is one of the most traded pair in grid trading. It has good volume for the strategy, behaves in a range since late 2021, and has decent volatility daily. █ Knowing the risks Very often, the lowest step is used as a stoploss. As with every trading strategy, there are risks and it is important to understand it. With grid trading, we take a bet that price will fluctuate in a range, and abuse that assumption to profit from price action. If price decides to leave the range, there is one scenario that will put us at risk. In the scenario where price breaks to the top, we are fine, this is take profit. However, if price breaks through the bottom (lowest step), we will find ourselves with a lot of buy orders above current price. That means we have unrealised loss. Now two difficult two choices are in our hands: sell at a loss, expecting price to go lower, and stop the strategy to start a new one at lower prices. Or wait until price climbs back up. In this example, we set a stop loss at 0.063 BTC below the lowest step, and price falls down to 0.048 BTC. If we decided to hold, the unrealised loss would grow bigger as price drops. Now that we know what are the risks, let's see how is profit calculated. █ Calculating Grid Profit We will have two types of profit when grid trading. One this called grid profit. Grid profit is generated every time a step is bought and sold at a higher price. The grid step "height" is the spacing between two steps, usually visualised in a % percentage of price. The sum of all the profits generated from the grid steps is the grid profit. The second type of profit is the open profit. This one is really important and should not be forgotten when calculating your strategy PNL. To put it simply, it is the profit or loss that would be realised if you would close all the open orders at current price. The open profit can vary a lot and it is crucial to know its value when you are looking to take profit or stop the strategy. In this example, I chose round numbers to make it easier. I used 2000 usd as initial capital for the strategy, which contains 20 steps. The strategy will therefore split this equally through the steps, so 100 usd per steps. I chose a grid step of 1.1% of price, which is makes around 1% after fees. It will consequently take 20 closed steps to generate 1% grid profit from the initial capital. After running the strategy for 74 days, we have 21 steps closed, which makes a tiny bit more than 1% grid profit in total. However, the open profit from the 12 orders still open is negative because price dropped. If we were to close all open orders and stop the strategy right now, the total profit would be 1.03 - 4.35 = -3.32 % We can see that it would not be a good time to stop the strategy, and shows that grid trading needs time to generate grid profit. That is why even though it is run on low timeframes, it remains a long term strategy. █ Cyato Grid Cyato Grid is a powerful indicator that can help to better understand and implement this strategy. I will now explain the key features and settings of the indicator, provide examples of how to use it in real-world trading scenarios, and offer tips and advice for maximizing its effectiveness. Backtesting As soon as you set the 3 settings - number of steps, lowest and highest price -, you will get results in the Strategy Tester and in the Backtest table in the top right of the chart. Those results will vary based on your strategy initial capital and order size. The order size being the amount to buy on each step, and is usually the same for each step. A good practice is to divide your inital capital by the number of steps to make sure you will never run out of funds to run the strategy. Order Type The strategy can be configured to use market or limit orders, as you prefer. With market order type, the strategy will place market orders at the current price every time a step is crossed. This allows to ensure that every order is filled, however you are subject to buy and sell a bit higher or lower than the exact grid step prices, and you will pay taker fees. With limit order type, the strategy will place limit orders. This allows to ensure that the strategy will buy and sell at the exact step prices and pay maker fees, which are usually less than taker fees. To make it work, the "Start Date" setting comes into place. Key Features  • Price percentage % step   Lets you set a price percentage between steps. The grid is then generated starting from lower or upper, configurable.  • Trailing Up    Automatically creates new steps when price climbs out of range.  • Trailing Stop    When trailing up is activated, the stop loss will dynamically follow the lowest price.  • Take Profit    Secure profits by stopping the strategy once total volume (grid profit and open profit) reaches a configurable percentage %. Automation You can fully automate the strategy through its alerts. Set the alert messages for buy, sell, take profit, stop losses directly in the indicator settings. Use the parameter "alert() function calls only" and you're good to go. It will use only 1 alert slot to run the whole strategy. Since it is not possible to place orders directly in TradingView, you will need a bot-software to do it. You can use any bot that work with TradingView alerts. Now, I offer a bot system for Binance along with the indicator. More info on my website, link below. Sample Use cases Crypto BNB/BTC BNB/ETH LTC/BTC Forex GBP/JPY EUR/JPY NZD/USD Tips and advice 1 — Set up the grid properly: Make sure you have a clear understanding of the asset you're trading and the market conditions that are affecting it. Set your grid levels based on your analysis of the asset's price movements and volatility. 2 — Adjust the grid as necessary: Keep an eye on market conditions and adjust your grid levels as needed. This will help you capture gains and limit losses as the market moves. 3 — Use proper risk management: Make sure you have a clear understanding of your risk tolerance and use appropriate risk management techniques, such as setting stop-loss orders, to limit your potential losses. 4 — Don't overtrade: Grid trading involves placing a large number of orders, so be mindful of transaction costs and don't overtrade. This will help you maximize your profits and reduce the potential for losses. 5 — Consider using automated software: Grid trading can be automated using software, which can save time and reduce the potential for human error. Consider using a reputable software provider and test your strategy thoroughly before using it in live trading. 6 — Keep a trading journal: Keeping a trading journal can help you evaluate your strategy and make improvements over time. Record your trades, including the grid levels and any adjustments you make, and evaluate your performance regularly. 7 — Stay disciplined: Stick to your strategy and avoid making emotional decisions based on short-term market movements. Stay disciplined and focus on the long-term profitability of your grid trading strategy. ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ █ SCRIPT ACCESS Indicator and automation tools access can be purchased on my website. The link is in my signature below.
Education
by cyatophilum
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Navigating Grid Bots: Frequently Asked QuestionsHello, traders! I've set aside some time today to address the questions you've sent me via DM. Let's get started! What settings should I use? Find the middle ground – not excessively tight, not much loose. Set your upper and lower limits at about 5% above and below the current market price. This approach ensures you stay comfortably distant from triggering orders, even amidst the exhilarating market fluctuations. How much is your monthly profit range for this strategy? Balancing profit with stability is a delicate dance. In volatility markets, it may be wise to opt for a wider spread - consider 2% to 5%. In calmer waters, you may want to explore a narrower spread of 0.5% to 1.5% for Swiffer profits. The decision ultimately depends on your risk tolerance. How much should I risk from my capital? Your deposit isn't merely a number – it represents your "lives" in the crypto market. A common rule of thumb is to avoid allocating more than 20% to 30% of your total investment in any single trading strategy. It's cushion guards against sudden downturns while affording your trades room to breathe. How can I test it? You should use historical market data to simulate work under diverse market conditions. It's practice fine-tunes your parameters and helps you identify potential pitfalls before real capital is at stake. This feature you can use on Bitsgap :) Stay alert to market fluctuations and be ready to adjust your strategy as needed. Remember that your insight, attention and thorough research are immeasurably valuable. I always pay attention to three factors: Coin volume and volatility (up to 10% and more) News-based influences Examination of EMA behavior – the farther it diverges from the price, the greater the potential for fluctuations. Do you trade with GRID bots? You are welcome to write in the commentary below! I always appreciate your likes and subscriptions!
Education
by Ingwina
2
Decoding the Grid Bot: My Take and Adventures!Hello, traders! We will talk about the popular strategy GRID bot. What is about Grid strategy? I am well-acquainted with grid trading. The concept involves placing orders both above and below a specific price using a "price grid" for orders. This grid consists of orders set at gradually increasing and decreasing prices. When I start to use a grid bot strategy, my goal is to increase profits and establish a consistent income flow by capitalizing on market fluctuations. By automating the process of buying when prices are low and selling when they're high, I manage to steer clear of emotional trading and enhance my overall trading efficiency. What are the best settings for it? The profit really depends on your grid settings, the volatility on the coin, and the overall price action. So there are no best settings that apply to all the coins. You will have to check the volatility of the chosen asset and select the grid size (30, 50, or 100) grid lines, depending if you want a tight or wide grid and the amount allocated to the bot. From my own experience, a grid percentage of around 0.7% seems to strike a good balance for most assets. This blend of factors plays a significant role in achieving favorable outcomes. Tips Comparing the Grid Bot strategy with a fixed amount of quote currency purchased, using the same number of grids (10), and excluding Trailing up/down features: In the wide range (SW) scenario: Advantages: Potential to secure profits with large price swings. Disadvantages: Transactions are less frequent, as higher volatility is needed for hitting the grid targets. In the narrow range (SN) scenario: Advantages: More transactions are executed, increasing the likelihood of generating frequent but smaller profits each time. Disadvantages: There's a greater chance of the price moving out of the designated range, requiring either a re-gridding or the implementation of trailing strategies to manage the situation effectively. When I engage this bot, I've crafted a quick guideline that consistently directs my usage based on the present situation: 1) Check your current market. If it’s a flat market, you can have a good trade. 2) Make a challenge to open trades with an analysis of EMA 20 3) Diversification, don’t put to one GRID all your deposit. Choose a few coins to trade with How an indicator EMA could help you in trading with the GRID bots? Well, it could give you an example, of how much range you can open your deal. For example, look at CRYPTOCAP:LTC and screenshot it: Price may gravitate to the EMA, creating liquidity that will work in the GRID bot. Looking ahead, grid bot trading's future in cryptocurrency could be influenced by trends like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). These technologies could help traders and exchanges improve their bot settings to match the market better. That means smarter choices and more profits. That’s a small point of my view, traders. Please, tell me about your experience with the GRID bots. I also will glad to see your likes and subscriptions!
Education
by Ingwina
2
USD/CHF perfectly aligned for sustainable grid trading USD/CHF has had a nice bullish short term ride and I believe it will, in general, continue until it reaches a firm resistance zone of $1.02ish, first established in November, 2014. This zone has been tested several times, so its a good selling area. Overall support is roughly at $0.87ish and has been holding and tested since May, 2014. The really is an exceptional set up that looks like it will continue for a while. When using a traditional grid trading technique, settng an upper boundary of $1.03 and a lower boundary of $0.86, yielding a spread of 1700 pips, gives a very nice grid structure with 17 pips between each level, with a maximum of 100 levels. Using automated methods would provide a very consistent flow of profits. The fact that the price action is so close to the lower boundary means profitability will occur in a shorter time frame as saturation will occur quicker. For manual trading, the boundaries could easily be adjusted to a level where a few minutes a day could be used to maintain the grid while still being quite profitable, since this is based upon the daily chart. Another technique would be to use a floating grid that encompases a stoploss such that the grid is more dymanic to the market, while providing consistency in both budget and profitability (see signature for more details). A floating grid will provide a better level of analysis as well, since it manages less positions and has a stronger and more beneficial rule set. Overall, regardless of trading technique, the USD/CHF market is poised to be profitable for a while, with a significant histocical record of being reliable.
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by RobertD7723
Analysis EGLD/USDT on 2Days chartI was asked to chart EGLD /USDT. And how the Supertrend Ninja indicator performed on it since the listing. Currently price is bouncing between support and resistance (2 grey blocks). Which makes/made EGLD ideal for a gridbot. RSI is slowly moving towards 44, which means it is still in a range (displayed in the RSI as a yellow block). Right now as things stand it's not so interesting for trend traders. On the other hand volume is going down, which means a big move is likely to happen very soon. Before making any trades. I'll be waiting for confirmation from the Supertrend Ninja indicator showing some bullishness first. Ideally I would like to see some more green blocks on the Heikin Ashi indicator below as well. In the chart I am using the Supertrend Ninja indicator, which is a trend-following indicator (Green and red vertical line with arrows). When the background of the candlestick closes green with an upwards pointing pink arrow. It indicates a possible bullish (up)trend. The Supertrend Ninja indicator gave only 4 bullish signals for the 2 day chart in 2021. And 1 bullish signal in 2020. Which in my opinion makes each bullish signal very reliable. With each trade I make, proper risk management is essential. Either by using the Trailing Stoploss Bottom Activation indicator, visible as orange dots below the candles. Which sends an alert, when current price goes below the previous candle low. Or using the Heikin Ashi Trailing Stoploss Activation, the indicator below with green and red blocks. Remember, the first stop(loss) is always the cheapest stop. Thank you for reading. Namasté Disclaimer: Ideas are for entertainment purposes only. Not financial advice. Your own due diligence is highly advised before entering trades. Past performance is no guarantee of future returns.
by Kch28