Two-Sided Crypto Grid Trading with News Sentiment Review

Summary

This workflow describes a two-sided grid for crypto derivatives. It places long entries at descending price levels and short entries at ascending levels, with each position intended to close for a profit when price returns by one grid step. A minute-level candle trigger checks prices and runs the entry and exit logic. The grid uses a configurable step and position cap, and initialization is delayed when a recent-price volatility measure exceeds a threshold.

When positions reach the grid limit, a further review may be triggered by a sufficiently large price deviation or a long holding period. The workflow gathers crypto news and sentiment data for a language model to assess alongside position details. It can then close positions and reset the grid, or wait through a cooldown before another review. These are described design features rather than demonstrated results: no backtest or performance evidence is supplied. Grid exposure can accumulate during persistent moves, and the document does not establish that AI review will improve decisions or prevent losses.

Key ideas

• The system opens long grid positions as price falls and short grid positions as it rises, then closes them on a one-step reversal.
• Grid initialization is conditioned on a recent-price volatility check, and the number of grid levels is capped.
• News and sentiment analysis is invoked when exposure or holding conditions meet configured triggers.
• The language model can prompt a full position close and grid reset or a cooldown period.
• The document describes a workflow but provides no backtest evidence or measured outcomes.

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