Contract Grid Parameter Description
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*The parameter descriptions use BTCUSDT perpetual contract funded with USDT as an example.
Grid Direction
Used to determine the direction of grid arbitrage. Contract grids support neutral, long, and short. If not specified, the direction defaults to neutral.
Leverage
Leverage multiplier. While amplifying margin, it also increases the corresponding risk. Supports 1-5x leverage.
Grid Range
All opening orders will be limited within the upper and lower prices of the range. When the latest traded price exceeds the range, opening orders will be paused until the middle price of the window returns to the range, then opening orders will resume.
Number of Grids
Used to determine how many grids the price range is divided into, affecting the target profit rate of each grid.
Estimated Profit per Grid
The profit rate for each grid cell in the range grid. It is related to the upper and lower limits of the range and the number of grids. Fees have been deducted in the calculation.
Advanced Settings: Grid Distribution (Optional)
Used to determine the distribution pattern of grids between the upper and lower limits of the range. If not specified, the default is a geometric grid. Geometric grid: the increase between adjacent grids is fixed. Arithmetic grid: the price difference between adjacent grids is fixed.
Advanced Settings: Order Quantity per Grid (Optional)
Used to determine the quantity of each order. The quantity of a single order cannot be lower than the market's required order quantity.
Trailing Stop
The trailing stop tracks the maximum drawdown of the floating profit and loss of the strategy assets. The trailing stop uses the stop-loss condition as the tracking target. When the maximum drawdown rate reaches this ratio, the stop-loss is triggered.
Liquidation Warning Price
The liquidation warning price is the price at which trading is paused in the contract grid trading strategy. Once the liquidation price reaches the warning price, the strategy will automatically pause trading to reduce the risk of liquidation or total capital loss.
Estimated Liquidation Price
The estimated liquidation price refers to the reference liquidation price of a contract grid order when all one-way long or short grids are fully filled. The estimated liquidation price may differ from the real-time position liquidation price of the strategy and is for reference only.
Margin
The total assets invested in the strategy. There is a minimum limit for margin, which is related to the number of grids and the order amount per grid.