v3.3.0
The Asymmetric Grid Bot
A floating grid strategy that buys small dips and sells small rises on ETH/USDT, compounding automatically as your portfolio grows — with built-in safeguards against markets it isn't designed for.
Asymmetric Grid Bot
v3.3.0 · ETH/USDT
Floating grid strategy that buys small dips and sells small rises, compounding automatically.
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Asymmetric Grid Bot — v3.3.0
How it works
Split
Your ETH and USDT balances are each divided into 10 equal parts. Every trade the bot places uses exactly one part.
Floating triggers
From the current reference price, one buy trigger sits 1.0% below and one sell trigger sits 1.5% above.
Trade & resplit
When a trigger fires, the bot trades one part, then immediately resplits both balances into 10 fresh parts and resets both triggers from the new price.
Repeat, 24/7
The bot checks price every 5 seconds and repeats the cycle continuously — no manual intervention needed.
Why it compounds
Most grid bots use fixed trade sizes and a static ladder of price levels. This one is different: it holds exactly one buy trigger and one sell trigger at a time, floating from whatever the last trade price was.
After every single trade, the bot resplits your entire ETH and USDT balance back into 10 equal parts and resets both triggers from the fresh price. Because the parts are recalculated from your current balance — not a fixed dollar amount — a winning trade makes the next trade very slightly larger. That's the entire compounding mechanism: no separate reinvestment step, just resplit-after-every-trade.
The asymmetry (-1.0% buy / +1.5% sell) means every completed buy-then-sell cycle nets more than it would with a symmetric grid, since the sell leg captures a bigger move than the buy leg cost.
Built-in risk controls
Trailing portfolio stop
If your portfolio's value ever falls 10% from its highest point since the bot started, it exits automatically rather than continuing to trade through a deepening drawdown. You decide when — or whether — to restart it.
Extreme-move circuit breaker
If price moves so hard in one direction that the bot would fire an 11th consecutive buy or sell without a single reversal, it halts instead of chasing the move — protecting against buying straight into a crash or selling straight into a spike.
Spot only, no leverage
The bot only ever trades spot ETH/USDT with funds already in your Binance account. There's no margin, no borrowing, and no liquidation risk — the worst case is the value of what you already hold.
What kind of markets this does well in
The strategy profits from price oscillating back and forth — it doesn't need to predict direction, only that price moves enough in both directions to cross both triggers repeatedly.
Sideways, range-bound markets with regular back-and-forth swings of roughly 1–3%. Every oscillation completes a buy-low, sell-high cycle and compounds the trade size.
Moderate volatility with no strong sustained direction — daily swings in the 2–5% range give the grid plenty of trigger crossings in both directions.
Slow, grinding uptrends. The bot sells into strength repeatedly and can lag a simple buy-and-hold, but it still books profit on every up-leg along the way.
Strong, sustained trends in either direction. A hard trending move can run through 10 consecutive same-direction trades, triggering the extreme-move exit before the trend resolves — and a sharp sustained drop can also trip the trailing stop.
This describes how the strategy is designed to behave, not a guarantee of performance in any given market. See the Terms of Service for the full risk disclosure.