I never thought you could put a grid-bot on an event like you would with an altcoin. 🤖
I happened to notice while browsing the bots section on Binance that among the available pairs there’s not just crypto, but also $NVDAB. At first I thought it was some kind of mistake.
Turns out—no. Since bStock is traded like a regular spot pair, the same tools work on it: a DCA bot, a grid bot, everything that used to be applied only to BTC or ETH.
I set a small grid on NVDAB just to test the mechanics—I defined a price range and the number of grids, and the bot started buying on dips and selling on rebounds even though I didn’t open the app at all.
What’s most interesting is that the grid runs 24/7, just like bStock itself. On a regular stock, something like this simply wouldn’t happen: a bot on TSLA through a broker would “sleep” about nineteen hours a day, waiting for the market to open. Here it doesn’t sleep at all.
Earlier, I saw algo-bots as purely a crypto toy. Now I understand it’s the same kind of tool for stocks too—just that not many people think to try.
Have you ever set a bot on something that initially looked completely “non-crypto”?
@Binance_Ukraine #bStocksCIS