Top/Low MC

The grid operates entirely on the parameters you define. Once configured, the bot will handle all executions automatically. The first step in creating a grid is to set your range, which determines the specific price zone where the bot will repeatedly buy and sell.

This range effectively becomes your own controlled, range-bound market. By defining it, you establish the boundaries within which the bot works, capturing profits from market fluctuations without the need for constant manual input.

Open the Grid menu to set up your first or a new grid.

Click on the coin you want to configure, this can be your first grid or an existing one you wish to update, for example, if a grid moves outside the top range but continues to trade within a new range.

After selecting the coin and charting the top and low range, click on High MC, this is the first setting the bot uses to determine the range for placing orders.

Enter your Top MC, this is where the grid will sell more heavily when the token is pumping, and stop all activity if it moves outside your set range. Base this on the upper boundary of the token’s current range.

Click on Low MC to set the lower market cap, helping the bot determine where to place orders within your range.

Enter your Low MC, this is where the grid will buy back more heavily when the token drops, and stop selling/buying if it falls outside your set range. Base this on the lower boundary of the token’s current range. Once this is set, your most important parameters are in place.

Click on SL On to enable the stop-loss setting, this will close the position if the grid falls below the low market cap. A checkmark means SL is off, while a cross means it’s on. After setting these settings head to the next step Swing size.

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