Grid Trading VS Infinity Grid
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| Infinity Grid |
Price Range | Manual parameters / AI Strategy | Manual lower limit / AI Strategy |
Order Mode | Arithmetic or Geometric | Geometric only |
Capital Efficiency | Better | Lower |
Can Withdraw Profits | Yes | No |
Can Adjust Parameters | Yes | No |
How It Works
Infinity Grid uses a proportional order placement mechanism built around one core principle: maintaining a fixed total asset value.
When price rises: the bot automatically sells a portion of your coins to keep your total portfolio value at a fixed USDT equivalent
When price falls: the bot automatically buys more coins to maintain that same fixed total value
This design ensures the bot always has coins to sell and funds to buy — as long as the market keeps moving, it keeps generating profit from each price swing.
Parameter Guide
When creating an Infinity Grid bot, you will configure the following parameters:
1. Lower Price Limit Your downside protection floor. If the price drops below this level, the bot pauses and resumes once the price recovers above the limit. Set this at a support level you are comfortable holding through.
2. Grid Profit Rate (per grid) The profit percentage earned per completed buy-sell cycle. The system offers options ranging from 0.1% to 10%. Setting it too low risks having profits eaten by trading fees — choose a rate that suits the volatility of the asset you are trading.
3. Investment Amount The funds allocated to this bot. The minimum required investment varies depending on your parameter settings — refer to the minimum amount shown on the creation page before confirming.
4. Dual-Asset Investment (optional) Invest both USDT and the corresponding coin at the same time, allowing the bot to build a more complete position from the moment it starts.
Risks and Considerations
Please understand the following risks before using Infinity Grid:
1. Losses when price drops below the lower limit :
If the price falls below your set lower limit, the bot stops running. If the asset continues to decline, your holdings will face significant losses. The higher your lower limit is set, the greater the downside risk — set it carefully.
2. Lower capital efficiency:
Due to how proportional orders are distributed, a portion of your funds will remain idle at any given time. Overall capital utilization is lower than a standard grid bot, and you cannot withdraw interim profits while the bot is active.
3. Investment amount requirements:
The minimum investment varies based on your parameter settings. A higher investment is generally recommended to ensure each grid has sufficient funds to meet the minimum trade size — if the per-grid amount is too small, the bot may be unable to place orders.
Best Use Cases
Infinity Grid is not suited for every market condition. It performs best in the following scenarios:
Quality assets with strong long-term fundamentals — such as BTC or ETH
Entering at market lows — opening the bot when sentiment is bearish and prices are near a bottom gives you the best combination of low entry cost and future upside capture
Assets expected to make significant upward moves — Infinity Grid thrives in oscillating uptrends
It is generally not recommended to open Infinity Grid after an asset has already surged significantly, or on assets expected to decline in the near term.
How to Create an Infinity Grid Bot
Mobile App
Tap "Bot" in the bottom navigation bar
Tap "Create"
Select the "Spot" category
Under "Popular", select "Infinity Grid"
Select your trading pair
Choose "AI strategy" (auto-recommended parameters) or "Customize" (enter the following yourself):
Lower limit (USDT)
Profit per grid (0.1%–10% required)
Total investment amount
To set a take-profit or stop-loss, expand "Advanced settings" and enter the optional "Close bot at (USDT, Optional)" and "Stop loss price (USDT, Optional)"
Tap "Create"
Web Platform
Click "Spot" in the top navigation bar
Select "Trading bot"
Find "Infinity Grid Bot" in the right-side bot list and click "Create"
Select your trading pair
Choose "Use AI strategy" or "Customize", then fill in:
Lower limit price (USDT)
Profit per grid (0.1%–10% required)
Total investment amount
Click "Create Bot"
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: The price went up a lot, but the bot stopped placing sell orders. Why?
This typically happens when the price has risen so much that the funds allocated per grid fall below the minimum trade size for that trading pair. With an amount too small to place a valid order, the bot is unable to execute sell trades.
What to do: Take profit and close the current bot, then restart a new one with a higher investment amount or adjusted settings.
Q: My bot suddenly stopped running. What could cause this?
There are a few common reasons a bot may stop:
Price dropped below the lower limit — this is normal protective behavior; the bot will automatically resume once the price recovers above the limit
Stop-profit or stop-loss triggered — if you configured these settings, the bot stops automatically when the conditions are met
Q: Can I set a stop-profit or stop-loss for Infinity Grid?
Yes. When creating your Infinity Grid bot, you have the option to set a take-profit price and a stop-loss price. Once the price reaches either target, the bot will automatically stop and settle your position. This helps lock in gains or limit your maximum downside exposure.