Grid trading bot

A grid trading bot that buys dips and sells bounces

Place a ladder of buy orders below the price, sell each one for a small profit on the way back up — and repeat, 24/7, on your Binance spot account.

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Explained

What is grid trading?

Grid trading splits a price range into levels and places an order at each one. When the price drops to a level, the bot buys. As soon as that buy fills, it places a matching sell a small step higher. When the price bounces, the sell fills and the profit is banked — then the level is ready to buy again.

Instead of predicting where a coin is heading, a grid simply profits from the fact that prices rarely move in a straight line. Every swing through the grid is another small, completed trade.

On Crypteller the whole grid runs on the spot market: every buy is paid in full, the coins sit in your own Binance account, and nothing can be liquidated if the price dips further than expected.

How it works

Four steps, repeated automatically.

  1. STEP 01

    Set the grid

    Choose where buy orders sit, how many there are and how much each one spends.

  2. STEP 02

    Buy on the dip

    As the price falls through a level, that buy order fills.

  3. STEP 03

    Sell on the bounce

    Each filled buy gets its own sell at your profit target, placed automatically.

  4. STEP 04

    Repeat

    Once the sell fills, the level resets and waits to buy again.

Three ways to build it

From one-click to fully hand-built.

Pick the level of control you want — you can switch later.

Simple

Evenly spaced below the price

Set the distance between orders and how many you want. The bot lays them out under the live price for you.

Range

Your exact top and bottom

Choose the highest and lowest buy price and the number of orders, spaced geometrically or arithmetically.

Steps

Every rung by hand

Set the price drop, amount and profit target for each step — a full DCA ladder.

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Controls

Everything a careful grid trader asks for.

Grid Signal fit check

See whether the coin is ranging, trending or crashing — plus a suggested range and level count.

Grid Signal

Money cap with a funding check

Cap the total the bot may use. The builder shows how many levels that cap really funds.

Profit target per order

Choose the gain each sell takes after fees, with an option to aim higher on cheaper buys.

Open-order limit

Limit how many buy orders rest on the book at once to keep capital free.

Real fees, partial fills

Commission is collected across partial fills on both sides and shown in your quote currency.

Templates and presets

Start from Conservative, Balanced, Aggressive, Micro-Scalp or Wide Range — or save your own.

Honest limits

When grid bots struggle — and what helps

Grids are simple, which makes their weak spots easy to name:

  • Strong downtrends. Every buy fills on the way down and the bot ends up holding coins below their cost. Because Crypteller is spot-only, those coins are still yours — you can wait for a recovery rather than being forced out — but capital is tied up. Grid Signal's downtrend guard and crash override exist for exactly this.
  • Breakouts above the range. If the price climbs past your grid, sells complete and the bot waits. Nothing is lost, but the grid stops earning until the price comes back or you move the range.
  • Grids that are too tight. Very small spacing means lots of trades, and fees take a bigger share of each one. Profit targets on Crypteller are set after fees so you can see what is really left.

Geometric or arithmetic spacing?

Geometric spacing keeps the same percentage between levels, so every cycle earns a similar percentage — a good default for wider ranges. Arithmetic spacing keeps the same price gap between levels, which suits narrow ranges where the difference hardly matters.

FAQ

Grid bot questions

Still unsure? The Free plan runs on paper with live prices, so you can see for yourself.

All questions
Is grid trading profitable?

It can be in ranging markets, because each swing completes a small profitable trade. In strong trends it can underperform or tie up capital. That is why Crypteller checks the market regime with Grid Signal before you deploy — but no strategy guarantees profit.

How much money do I need for a grid bot?

Each order must meet Binance's minimum order size, so the total depends on how many levels you want. The builder shows exactly how many levels your money cap can fund and blocks setups that are too small to trade.

What happens if the price drops below my grid?

The bot stops buying below its lowest level and keeps the coins it already bought, with their sell orders waiting. Nothing is liquidated — it is spot trading — and you can widen the grid or wait for a recovery.

Can one grid bot trade several coins?

Yes. A bot uses one quote currency and can run a separate grid for each coin you add, within your plan's coins-per-bot limit.

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Put your first grid to work — on paper, for free.

Start on paper with live Binance prices. Go live when the numbers convince you.

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