Fixed-Bound TON Long Grid with Geometric or Arithmetic Spacing
Summary
This document presents a long-only grid strategy configured for TON-USDT on a 15-minute chart. It places grid levels between fixed upper and lower price bounds, with either geometric or arithmetic spacing. The script’s description says it buys as price crosses a level downward and sells on an upward crossing to the next level. Total investment is allocated across grid slots, and the visible defaults include 67 levels, a $1.211 lower bound, a $2.04 upper bound, and a 10,000 USDT allocation. Commission and slippage assumptions are also set in the strategy configuration.
The design has no trailing stop or stop loss; the bounds and allocated capital are presented as structural risk limits. This leaves exposure if price falls below the grid or remains near its lower edge, and a fixed range may become unsuitable as market conditions change. The excerpt ends in the helper section, so it does not show the full order logic, backtest results, or evidence that the defaults are profitable. The date filter is configured for February through May 2026.
Key ideas
- The strategy buys on downward grid crossings and sells on upward crossings to the next level.
- Grid prices can use geometric or arithmetic spacing within fixed bounds.
- Investment is divided among grid slots, with the displayed defaults allocating 10,000 USDT across 67 levels.
- The design omits stop losses and relies on its price bounds and allocated capital to constrain exposure.
- The excerpt provides configuration but no backtest performance evidence.
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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.