Long-Only BNB Grid Trading Within Fixed Price Bounds

Summary

This strategy divides a fixed price range into geometric or arithmetic levels and assigns an investment slot to each. It buys when a bar closes across a level downward, then closes that slot when price crosses the next level upward. The script is designed for long positions and uses close-to-close crossing checks; its configurable inputs include the range, number of levels, per-slot allocation, and backtest window.

The code includes webhook alerts and chart visuals for grid levels, fills, average entry, and open and realized profit. It explicitly has no trailing exit or stop loss, relying instead on the grid bounds and capped allocation as structural risk limits. Although the script includes backtest settings, the supplied text provides no performance results. Its default parameters are described as calibrated for a particular BNB perpetual market and timeframe, so they should not be treated as broadly validated. Price leaving the chosen range can leave positions open, and the stated allocation approach does not establish protection from losses or execution differences.

Key ideas

• The grid can use geometric or arithmetic spacing between fixed upper and lower prices.
• A downward close crossing buys a slot, and an upward crossing through the next level closes it.
• Investment is divided across grid levels to determine the amount allocated per slot.
• The design has no stop loss or trailing exit and relies on bounded prices and investment for risk limits.
• The supplied document gives no backtest performance evidence.

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