Static Geometric Grid Trading for ETH/USDT Spot
Summary
The visible script describes a static geometric grid for ETH/USDT spot trading. It sets upper and lower price bounds, divides the range into levels, and assigns a cash amount to each level. The configuration disables grid trailing upward, so the range remains fixed unless the user changes the inputs. The strategy settings include estimated trading commission and slippage, date filters, and optional controls for shifting the grid upward if price exceeds its upper boundary.
The source comments report a 120-day bot backtest and state approximate returns before and after optimization. These are claims in the script header, not independently documented results: the supplied text does not show the full strategy logic, test methodology, trade history, or risk statistics. A static grid depends on price oscillating within its chosen range; a sustained move beyond that range can leave capital poorly positioned, and fees and execution can materially affect outcomes. The recommended chart interval and the Bybit spot configuration are stated in the source comments, but should not be treated as evidence of performance across other markets or periods.
Key ideas
- The visible configuration sets a geometric grid between specified ETH price bounds.
- A fixed cash amount is assigned to each grid level.
- The source comments describe upward trailing as disabled for the static-range setup.
- The script header reports optimized and unoptimized backtest returns, but the supplied excerpt lacks supporting methodology and risk statistics.
- Grid behavior is sensitive to range choice, fees, slippage, and prices moving beyond the configured band.
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