Long-Only TON Grid Trading with Geometric or Arithmetic Levels

Summary

This TON strategy divides a fixed price range into evenly spaced arithmetic or percentage-spaced geometric levels. When the close crosses down through a level, it opens a long position sized from an allocated investment per grid slot. When price later crosses up through the next level, it closes that slot. The design is long-only and has no individual stop loss or trailing exit; the stated structural limits are the grid bounds and finite investment allocation.

The script includes configurable levels, bounds, investment, order costs, alerts, and chart displays for owned slots and open profit. Its example settings target TON/USDT on a 15-minute chart, but the document supplies no backtest results or evidence that those settings generalize. A move below the lower bound can leave positions open without the grid's planned recovery exit, while market gaps, fees, and execution differences can affect realized results. Webhook alerts are included for external bot integration.

Key ideas

• The grid buys when price crosses down through an unowned level and sells that slot after an upward crossing through the next level.
• Grid spacing can be arithmetic or geometric across fixed upper and lower bounds.
• Each slot uses an equal share of the configured investment, so simultaneous holdings determine total capital exposure.
• The strategy has no stop loss, and its bounds do not guarantee protection from losses or prolonged drawdowns.
• The example is configured for TON/USDT, but no performance evidence is provided.

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