See others making money with grid trading and want to follow suit?

When the market is moving sideways, grid trading can seem reliable. But soon after you set it up, the market may start trending in one direction. Your limit orders get filled less and less, and it’s easy to panic.

1️⃣ First check whether the market has been moving back and forth within a range, or steadily rising or falling. If it’s the latter, don’t rush to start. 2️⃣ Don’t make your grid range too narrow or set it too close to the current price—leave some room above and below. 3️⃣ Decide beforehand whether you’ll keep holding or pause if the price breaks out of the range. 4️⃣ Start with a small amount and run it for a while to make sure your orders are actually getting filled.

Grid trading earns small profits from price fluctuations: orders only get filled when the price repeatedly returns to their levels. If the market moves steadily in one direction, it can be tough—prices may keep rising after you sell or keep falling after you buy. Don’t copy other people’s settings; check the official page for the specific rules.

What signals do you usually look at to tell whether a coin is moving sideways or trending? #GridTrading