Static Geometric Grid Trading Within a Defined Price Range

Summary

This script describes a static grid for APE/USDT, with configurable upper and lower price bounds, level count, and geometric or arithmetic spacing. Its stated design keeps the grid fixed rather than shifting it upward when price exceeds the upper boundary; the intended use is an instrument expected to remain within the configured range. Inputs also cover per-level investment, date limits, and display options. The available excerpt ends before the order-placement logic, so the exact rules for placing or closing grid orders cannot be assessed from this text.

The script header reports a historical test on OKX APE/USDT over a stated period, including net profit, drawdown, trade count, win rate, and profit factor. These are reported results for that specified test, not evidence of performance elsewhere. A static grid depends on price staying within its bounds; a sustained move outside them can leave the strategy poorly positioned. Fees and slippage are included in the stated setup, but the excerpt does not establish live execution outcomes.

Key ideas

• The grid supports geometric or arithmetic spacing between configured price boundaries.
• The described configuration leaves trailing upward movement disabled.
• The script is intended for an asset expected to stay within the selected range.
• The header reports historical test metrics for APE/USDT, but they apply only to the stated test.
• The excerpt omits order-placement logic, limiting assessment of implementation details.

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