Swing size

Swing size is the gap between your buy and sell levels, also known as the spread in market-making. The percentage you set controls how the bot executes trades at each level. For example, with a 5% swing size, the bot maps out these levels and trades automatically. Set it once, and let the bot do the work. 🤖⚡

⚙️ Settings

Swing size visualization

The Swing Size is based on how the coin moves inside your set range. Open the chart for the coin you’ve added to the bot. If your grid range is based on higher timeframes, drop down to a lower one like the 5m to spot short-term moves. For example, with SNAI ranging between 63.64M and 31.14M, check how it behaves inside that zone, where it's getting rejected or bouncing. On the 5m chart, if you see consistent 5% swings, that’s your number. Just enter 5, and the bot will auto-buy and auto-sell every 5% move within your range.

Click on swing size to set it up
Setting the swing size

Keep in mind. Going heavy in a tight range means more frequent trades and faster profits, but there’s a higher risk of price breaking out either to the down side or up side. If it holds, you’ll rack up realized gains from constant buy and sell cycles. Higher risk for higher rewards. If you want to play more conservative. A broader range lets you take it easy. It won’t catch every opportunity, but it’s a solid choice for a longer-term, lower-maintenance approach. The only thing that is left to set in the investment.

Swing size panel

💡 Swing size matters. A bigger swing size means higher profits per trade but fewer trades overall. Keep an eye on your profit per swing to find the sweet spot.

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