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Grid robot description
The amazing Binance doesn't advertise itself, but actually wants us to explain this robot for it.
The advantage of the robot is that it can trade around the clock, but it is not without disadvantages. The disadvantage of the neutral robot is that after a sharp drop, it will enter a short position if it rises a little. For example, a few days ago, the price of Bitcoin fell to 5w4 and rebounded to 5w5. He will enter a short position at 5w5. Then your short position will most likely be untied in a bear market. Therefore, in a bull market, we only consider unilateral long grids. This kind of quilt, as long as it is from the four giants, will be untied sooner or later. When running for a long time, we only need to close it before the bear market (the announcement of the interest rate hike plan). Then in a bear market, only do unilateral short grids, or don't run grids.
1. The configuration method of spot grids (no risk of liquidation, but also running grids, with relatively low yields and no risk of liquidation) is basically the same as that of contract grids.
2. Spot DCA is different from spot grid. It automatically buys low and sells high according to the set arithmetic spread, and there is no risk of liquidation.
3. Contract grid. This yield is much higher than the first two, but if it is not set correctly, there is a risk of liquidation. You can set a heaven and earth grid, and then make the grid denser, and then use high leverage, greater than 65x, to reduce the liquidation price. Let's take Ethereum as an example. We set the grid at 2500-3500, and then check the move up. Basically, this is a heaven and earth grid. The heaven and earth grid basically looks at the lower limit, and the upper limit will be automatically adjusted due to the move up. Then after the configuration is completed, as long as you pay attention to its forced liquidation price, it must be low enough. For example, if you set it to 2500, then the forced liquidation should be lower than 2500 or lower than 2600. Because if you reach this position, you will be forced to close the position and lose all the principal and income. So for the heaven and earth grid, the lower the starting point, the better, but you have to be in a reasonable position, such as BTC's 48000-70000, this is the heaven and earth grid. Ethereum 2200-3500, this is also the heaven and earth grid. The lower the starting point, the lower the probability of your explosion. You don’t need to worry about the leverage multiple, just adjust it as low as possible. The denser the grid, the higher the probability of matching the profit.
You can start with 20u, and then add money to increase your profits after it stabilizes.
The amazing Binance doesn't advertise itself, but actually wants us to explain this robot for it.
The advantage of the robot is that it can trade around the clock, but it is not without disadvantages. The disadvantage of the neutral robot is that after a sharp drop, it will enter a short position if it rises a little. For example, a few days ago, the price of Bitcoin fell to 5w4 and rebounded to 5w5. He will enter a short position at 5w5. Then your short position will most likely be untied in a bear market. Therefore, in a bull market, we only consider unilateral long grids. This kind of quilt, as long as it is from the four giants, will be untied sooner or later. When running for a long time, we only need to close it before the bear market (the announcement of the interest rate hike plan). Then in a bear market, only do unilateral short grids, or don't run grids.
1. The configuration method of spot grids (no risk of liquidation, but also running grids, with relatively low yields and no risk of liquidation) is basically the same as that of contract grids.
2. Spot DCA is different from spot grid. It automatically buys low and sells high according to the set arithmetic spread, and there is no risk of liquidation.
3. Contract grid. This yield is much higher than the first two, but if it is not set correctly, there is a risk of liquidation. You can set a heaven and earth grid, and then make the grid denser, and then use high leverage, greater than 65x, to reduce the liquidation price. Let's take Ethereum as an example. We set the grid at 2500-3500, and then check the move up. Basically, this is a heaven and earth grid. The heaven and earth grid basically looks at the lower limit, and the upper limit will be automatically adjusted due to the move up. Then after the configuration is completed, as long as you pay attention to its forced liquidation price, it must be low enough. For example, if you set it to 2500, then the forced liquidation should be lower than 2500 or lower than 2600. Because if you reach this position, you will be forced to close the position and lose all the principal and income. So for the heaven and earth grid, the lower the starting point, the better, but you have to be in a reasonable position, such as BTC's 48000-70000, this is the heaven and earth grid. Ethereum 2200-3500, this is also the heaven and earth grid. The lower the starting point, the lower the probability of your explosion. You don’t need to worry about the leverage multiple, just adjust it as low as possible. The denser the grid, the higher the probability of matching the profit.
You can start with 20u, and then add money to increase your profits after it stabilizes.
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