Binance grid trading is an automated trading strategy tool, a form of quantitative trading, designed to profit by executing a series of buy and sell orders within a predefined price range. It works best for assets oscillating within a specific price band or experiencing volatile uptrends. This guide explains how to use Binance's AI to configure grid parameters. Currently, Binance grid trading is available under the USDⓈ-M Futures section, enabling USDT-margined grid trading.
How to Access Binance Grid Trading
- Navigate to USDⓈ-M Futures.
- Locate the Grid Trading option on the right panel.
Binance supports grid trading for numerous trading pairs, with more being added regularly.
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Setting Up a Basic Grid Trading Strategy
1. Position Mode and Leverage Configuration
- Isolated Margin: Each position’s margin is independent.
- Cross Margin: All positions share the same margin pool.
- Leverage ranges from 1x to 125x—adjust based on risk appetite.
2. Price Range Setup
- Define upper and lower price limits.
- Grid trading activates when the price enters this range and pauses if the price breaches the limits.
- Pro Tip: New users can opt for a wide "Heaven-Earth" range to avoid premature stops.
3. Grid Type and Quantity
- Arithmetic Grid: Fixed price intervals (e.g., $100 steps).
- Geometric Grid: Fixed percentage intervals (e.g., 10% steps).
- Set 2–149 grids—more grids mean higher trading frequency.
4. Initial Margin Allocation
- Higher grid counts require larger margins (e.g., 9 grids need ~27.78 USDT).
Once configured, click Create to launch the strategy.
Advanced Grid Trading Strategies
1. Grid Trigger (Optional)
- Delay activation until the price reaches a specified level (e.g., 50,000 USDT).
2. Stop-Loss Triggers
- Set upper/lower stop-loss limits (e.g., 62,000/48,000 USDT for a 50,000–60,000 range).
3. Order Closure Options
- Cancel All: Unfilled orders are withdrawn.
- Close All: Open positions are liquidated at market price.
Viewing Trade History
Under History, check past orders categorized as:
- Cancelled: Manually terminated.
- Expired: Auto-terminated due to stop-loss, margin issues, etc.
| Reason Code | Description |
|-------------|-------------|
| 1 | Order placement failed. |
| 2 | Manual termination. |
| 5 | Position liquidated. |
FAQs
Q: What’s the minimum margin for grid trading?
A: It depends on grid count—e.g., 2 grids require ~8.33 USDT.
Q: Can I adjust grids after launch?
A: Yes, via the "Active Grids" menu.
Q: How are fees calculated?
A: Binance charges 0.1% per trade.
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Key Takeaways
- Ideal for range-bound or volatile uptrends.
- Leverage amplifies gains and risks—use cautiously.
- Monitor trades via the History tab.
Disclaimer: This guide is informational only. Crypto trading involves high risks.
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