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Futures Grid on Bitget - Mobile App Guide

2025-02-27 03:1403512

[Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes]

This guide explains how to use the Futures Grid Trading feature on the Bitget Mobile App. The Futures Grid is a powerful tool that automates buying and selling within a set price range, helping users capitalize on market fluctuations in futures trading.

What is Futures Grid?

The Futures Grid trading strategy automates trading by setting a predefined price range with upper and lower limits. This system systematically executes buy-low and sell-high strategies, making it suitable for trending and range-bound markets.

Futures Grid Types

  • Long Grid: Focuses on buying low and selling high, ideal for upward trends.

  • Short Grid: Focuses on selling high and buying low, suited for downward trends.

  • Neutral Grid: Alternates between buying low and selling high, optimized for range-bound or volatile markets.

Setup Modes

  • AI Futures Grid: Automatically configures grid settings based on market analysis, suitable for beginners or those seeking a quick setup.

  • Manual Setting: Enables full customization of grid parameters, including price range, grid levels, and leverage. Recommended for experienced traders who want precise control over strategies.

Key Benefits

  • Automation: Reduces the need for manual trading.

  • AI Optimization: Uses market data to generate optimal grid parameters.

  • Customizability: Allows advanced traders to tailor strategies to specific market conditions.

How to Use the Futures Grid?

Step 1: Go to the trading section

1. From the bottom navigation bar, tap Trade.

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2. This opens the trading interface by default in the Spot tab.

3. At the top of the screen, tap Tools.

Step 2: Open the bot trading menu

1. In the Tools menu, tap the Bots tab.

2. Tap Create a bot from the top of the Bots section.

3. Browse the available bot strategies and select Futures grid.

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Step 3: Choose Setup Mode

1. AI Futures Grid:

  • Tap the AI button to let the system generate optimal grid parameters automatically.

2. Manual Setting:

  • Select a grid type: Long, Short, or Neutral.

3. Enter Custom Parameters:

  • Upper and Lower Price Limits: Set the range within which the grid will operate.

  • Number of Grids: Specify the number of grid levels (more grids result in smaller intervals and more trades).

  • Leverage: Adjust leverage based on your risk tolerance.

Step 4: Allocate Funds

1. Enter the total amount you want to invest in the grid strategy.

2. Ensure you have sufficient margin in your Futures Trading account to support your position.

Step 5: Review and Confirm

1. Verify all configured settings, including price range, grid count, and leverage.

2. Tap Create order to activate your Futures Grid trading strategy.

Important Notes

  • AI Futures Grid simplifies the process but may not perfectly match specific trading objectives.

  • Manual Setting requires a solid understanding of market conditions and trading strategies.

  • Choose grid types according to market trends

  • Reserve additional funds to cover potential losses or liquidation risks during extreme price movements.

FAQs

1. What is the minimum investment amount for a Futures Grid?
The minimum amount varies depending on the trading pair and leverage. Check the trading interface for specific details.

2. Can I switch between AI and Manual settings after creating a grid?
No, you must close the current grid and set up a new one to change the setup mode.

3. What happens if the price moves outside the grid range?
No new orders will be executed until the price re-enters the defined range.

4. Are fees charged for each grid transaction?
Yes, standard futures trading fees apply to each buy or sell order executed within the grid.

5. How do I avoid liquidation while using the Futures Grid?
Reserve sufficient funds as collateral and avoid over-leveraging your position to cover price fluctuations.

6. Why did grid expansion fail after adjusting the price range?
If the bot is running at a loss and available margin is below zero, new grid orders can’t be placed. Added margin is first used to reduce liquidation risk. To fix this, top up your margin before expanding the grid.

Disclaimer and Risk Warning

All trading tutorials provided by Bitget are for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. The strategies and examples shared are for illustrative purposes and may not reflect actual market conditions. Cryptocurrency trading involves significant risks, including the potential loss of your funds. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct thorough research, understand the risks involved. Bitget is not responsible for any trading decisions made by users.

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