Grid Bot
The Grid Bot places buy and sell orders at evenly spaced price levels within a range. When price oscillates, the bot captures profit from each level crossing.
How It Works
- Define a price range (upper and lower bounds)
- Set the number of levels (e.g., 8)
- Set grid spacing (e.g., 0.8%)
- Set total allocation (e.g., $2,000)
The bot divides your allocation across the levels and places Smart Orders at each one. As orders fill, new ones are placed to maintain the grid.
Configuration
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Upper Price | Top of the grid range |
| Lower Price | Bottom of the grid range |
| Levels | Number of grid lines (4-50) |
| Grid Spacing | Distance between levels (% or absolute) |
| Total Amount | Total capital allocated to the grid |
| Stop Loss | Optional global SL for the entire grid |
Creating a Grid Bot
- Navigate to Bots in the sidebar
- Click + New Bot → Grid Bot
- Select an exchange and trading pair
- Configure the grid parameters
- Review the preview and click Start
Or use the AI Copilot:
"Create a grid bot on BTCUSDT with 8 levels, 0.8% grid spacing, and $2,000 total allocation"
Managing Bots
- Pause — stops new order placement, existing orders remain active
- Resume — restarts the bot from current state
- Stop — closes all positions and cancels pending orders
- Archive — removes from active view
Each bot shows real-time performance: total trades, realized PnL, and grid utilization.
See Also
- Best Hyperliquid Trading Bots — how Tradiflux grid bots compare on Hyperliquid
- Hyperliquid Grid Bot Setup Guide
- Tradiflux vs 3Commas and vs Bitsgap — grid bot feature comparisons