A grid bot splits a market-cap range into cells. It buys when the price falls into a cell and sells that cell’s tokens when the price rises to the next line, keeping the difference. It earns from price moving back and forth inside the range.

Setting one up

1. Choose the range
   Type a lower and upper market cap, or pick Tight, Normal or Wide around the current one.
2. Choose grids and spacing
   More grids trade more often for a smaller profit each. Geometric spaces lines by percentage (usually better for volatile tokens). Arithmetic spaces them evenly.
3. Set the investment
   It is split evenly across the grids. Cells above the current price are bought when the bot starts, so it has tokens to sell on the way up.
4. Check the preview
   The ladder shows buy and sell cells around the current price, with the profit per grid before fees.

Exit rules

• Stop-loss and take-profit sell everything the grid holds and stop.
• Stop when the price leaves the range stops without selling.
• Stopping by hand lets you keep the tokens or sell them all in one trade.

Each bot shows its cells (holding cells are tinted), the live price marker, profit, and how many buy-sell pairs it has completed.