The inspiration for the above technique is based on the theory of risk-reward ratio 1:2.
For a long time, if you study technical analysis, you often hear the theory that the reward should be 2x greater than the risk, risk-reward ratio 1:2.
But in my opinion, that theory is somewhat fanciful, because even though we have set a cut-loss limit based on technical analysis and various indicators as well as macroeconomic factors, who can guarantee that if the cut-loss is at -5%, the crypto purchased will rise to +10%? It can't be certain, right?
That's why I was thinking about how to reduce or eliminate risk?
The answer is to continue trading using technical analysis and set targets and cut-loss limits, but accumulate grid profits to reduce risk; in fact, if enough grid profits have been accumulated, the risk can become zero, so even if there is a cut-loss, there will be no loss because the grid profits can be used for the cut-loss.