Reverse Grid Bot

A reverse grid bot automates short selling in a bear market by placing short orders at upper grid levels and automatically covering them at lower levels. You define upper and lower bounds, grid count, leverage, and per-grid position size.

A reverse grid trading strategy profits from downtrends by systematically entering short positions as price rises within defined bounds and covering those shorts at lower price levels. This captures downward price movements without manual intervention.

Yes, you can use a reverse grid bot in hedging mode to pair short positions with existing long holdings. This neutralizes delta exposure and helps offset potential losses during downward market movements.

Yes, executing a reverse grid short strategy requires an account that satisfies margin or futures requirements. You must define leverage and per-grid position size to execute the automated shorting and covering orders.

If the market trend changes, an Auto-Reverse mode detects the shift and flips the reverse grid to a standard grid configuration. This transition includes risk controls to manage the strategy during trend reversals.

To start a reverse grid short, you must specify the trading symbol, upper and lower price bounds, number of grids, leverage, and per-grid position size. These parameters define the automated shorting and covering execution levels.