ENOrder fixed in Base and Quote (Grid bots)
When setting up your grid bot, you must select if you want to fix the orders in base or quote currency. Conversely, trading pairs are usually represented as BASE/QUOTE (for example, BTC/USDT).
When the orders are fixed in base, each grid will have the same fixed amount of base per grid, and when the orders are fixed in quote, each grid will have the same fixed amount of quote value.
When you fix the orders in base, the quote value of the grids at the bottom is less than that of the top. Hence you will be making more significant profits at the top of the range. When you fix the orders in quote, the quote value of the grids is the same across the range; hence the profit between the grids is also the same.
Choosing which one to use comes down to your trading style and preferences.
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- Order fixed in Base and Quote (Grid bots)
- Finding the optimal grid bot spacing
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- Smart Orders
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- What happens when the price is out of range?
- Are exchange fees excluded from profit calculation?
- Making sense of profit stats, value change, and account value
- Backtesting grid bots
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- Stabilization orders (Grid)
- Understanding how grid bots calculate profit
- Differences of Grid Trading in Spot vs Futures
- Reverse Grid
- How Combo Bots Replace Grid Trailing Up and Trailing Down
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Walkthrough Guides
Combo bots
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- Mastering Auto-Compounding with Crypto Trading Bots
- Active Minigrids
- Bot Controller
- Fee Orde (Reduce Dust)
- Breakeven Price (Grid & Combo bots)
- Price Filters
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