How Bitget Elite Bot Traders Publish Grid Strategies for Copying

Summary

The document outlines Bitget’s program for traders who publish automated bots that other users can copy. It says eligible bot types include spot grid and futures grid, and describes a workflow in which an approved trader configures trading pairs, investment amount, profit sharing, and other parameters before making a bot available to copiers. It also explains the platform’s stated application requirements and settlement arrangement for profit shares.

This is a guide to the platform’s copy-trading mechanics, not to designing or evaluating a profitable grid strategy. The page gives no bot performance data, parameter-selection method, or comparison of grid trading with other approaches. It notes that published bots use real funds and that both bot traders and copiers face trading risk; copiers choose their investment amount and may exit. The described incentives and leaderboard exposure are platform features, not evidence that a bot will perform well.

Key ideas

• Approved elite traders can publish spot-grid or futures-grid bots for others to copy.
• Bot setup includes choosing trading pairs, investment amount, profit-sharing terms, and other parameters.
• The document describes a platform application and recurring profit-share settlement process.
• Bot performance evidence and guidance for choosing grid parameters are not provided.
• Bots use real funds, so both creators and copiers are exposed to trading risk.

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