In a strongly bullish market (Bull Run), traditional Grid Bots risk selling off their entire inventory as the price rises, reaching the upper limit of the range and becoming stuck out of the market while the asset continues to hit new all-time highs.
Binance's Infinity Grid Bot solves this problem by keeping the USDT value of your base position constant relative to the asset's price, selling small fractions to capture percentage gains as the price rises, with no upper price limit.
1. The Logic Behind the Fixed Retention Percentage
Unlike a traditional Grid with fixed price levels:
Maintaining Position Value: The algorithm continuously calculates the USDT value of the held asset. Whenever the price rises by a predetermined percentage (e.g., $1\%$), the bot automatically sells the excess portion to maintain the initial net position value.
Continuous Compounding Without Depleting Inventory: Since it only sells the accumulated percentage gain, the bot will never sell $100\%$ of your tokens, allowing you to ride the uptrend indefinitely.
2. Traditional Grid vs. Infinity Grid in a Bull Market
Traditional Grid: Stops when the upper channel limit is reached. It requires manual reconfiguration and leaves capital idle while the market continues to rise.
Infinity Grid: It has no ceiling. It continuously captures profits during every upswing, accumulating stablecoins while maintaining exposure to the underlying asset.
3. Quick Tactical Tip (Percentage Step Configuration)
💡 The Infinity Grid Tip: For large-cap assets like $BTC$ or $ETH$, set a Percentage Step of 0.8% to 1.2%. For highly volatile altcoins ($SOL$, $BNB$), use a step of 1.5% to 2.5% to avoid excessive micro-transactions on short candles and maximize net returns after fees.
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