How to Access
Open your Futures Grid Bot order → tap [More]
Select [Modify Price Range]
Enter the new price range and grid count → tap [Next]
The "Reset P&L" screen appears — choose an option and tap [Use This Plan]
Three Options Explained
1. Don't Reset
Preserves the displayed investment amount, cumulative P&L, and grid profit figures.
Investment amount unchanged
P&L continues counting from pre-adjustment figures
Best for: Users who want to keep their full historical P&L records intact
2. Reset → Direct Modify
Deducts current losses from your investment amount, then rebuilds the grid with the new parameters.
Investment decreases (losses deducted directly)
No extra funds required
Best for: Users who don't want to add funds and accept a smaller investment base for higher grid efficiency
3. Reset → Top Up USDT
Top up funds to cover losses, restoring full investment efficiency before rebuilding the grid.
Investment amount restored close to original
Requires additional funds
Best for: Users willing to add funds to run the bot in a new parameter
Quick Comparison
| Don't Reset | Direct Modify | USDT Top Up |
Investment | Unchanged | Decreases | Restored |
P&L Display | Continues | Reset | Reset |
Funds Required | No | No | Yes |
Liq. Price Change | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Futures Grid Bot Price Range Modification: Core Differences Between Resetting and Not Resetting PnL
Select "Do Not Reset PnL": The system retains the order's existing investment amount, historical PnL, and generated grid arbitrage profits. The position open price remains unchanged, and floating PnL continues to be accumulated in the total order profit.
Select "Reset PnL": The system settles the current floating PnL as realized PnL and resets the position open price (
position_open_price) to the current market price. If in a loss state, the loss amount will be deducted from the investment amount (or requires manually supplementing capital), after which subsequent PnL will be recalculated based on the new cost benchmark.