#CryptoComeback to everyone in the world and profit
I read a lot about how users do not have enough time to watch their phone all day waiting for that pump or dump. I propose a step-by-step strategy for creating a trading bot:
Step 1. Choosing a pair for trading
• Choose an asset with good volatility, but sufficiently liquid.
• Best options:
• SOL/USDT
• APT/USDT
• DOGE/USDT
(You can also do PEPE/USDT, but there is a higher risk)
Important: choose a pair that has been moving in a range for the last 5–10 days, without wild drops or pumps.
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Step 2. Setting up the grid bot
1. Go to Binance:
→ Trading → Strategies → Grid Trading → “Create Strategy”
2. Enter:
• Minimum price: current price * 0.92
(for example, if APT costs $10, the minimum will be $9.2)
• Maximum price: current price * 1.08
(that is, $10.8)
Break the range within approximately ±8% of the current price.
3. Number of grids (orders): 40–50 orders
• More than 40 orders, so each trade is noticeable.
4. Order size:
• Allocate ~10$ for each order (i.e., 40 orders × 10$ ≈ 400$ used).
• Keep the remaining $100 as “reserve”, so the bot can continue operating during price movements.
5. Stop-loss:
• Do not set it, so the bot does not close due to drawdown — it will buy more at the bottom.
6. Leverage (if on futures):
• Maximum 2x, to avoid liquidation.
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Step 3. Setting up take-profit
• Take-profit on each grid: 0.8%–1.2% difference.
• When one order triggers, a small profit will be secured.
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Step 4. Daily control
• Check once a day:
• Price within the grid?
• Is everything knocked down or up?
• If the price goes out — either readjust the grid or wait for a correction.
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Step 5. Tactics
• As soon as the bot earns 5–10% of the initial deposit ($25–50):
• Either reinvest the profit and expand the grid,
• Or withdraw a part, reducing risk.
• If the market “takes off” (for example, +15% increase), and you are left without orders:
• Quickly close the bot and create a new one, at a higher price.