Table of Contents
- Introduction
- License & Connection
- Grid Configuration
- 3.1. Adding Symbols & Capital
- 3.2. Auto Range & Grid Modes
- Grid Pro Features (Sliding & Trailing)
- Triggers (Wait & Pounce)
- Risk Management (TP & SL)
- DCA Safety Net
- API Key
- Controls & Logs
1. Introduction
Prime Spot Grid Trading Bot consists of two components: the Client and the Server, both running on 64-bit architecture.
• The Client provides a graphical user interface (GUI) used to configure grid settings, monitor status, and control the bot.
It can run on Windows or Linux (desktop environments).
• The Server executes all trading operations, connects to the exchange API, manages the grid ladder, and runs the trading logic.
It can also run on Windows or Linux, including cloud or headless environments.
All configurations and trading commands are performed via this GUI interface.
The Client communicates with the Server in real time, allowing you to manage grids remotely while keeping the trading engine isolated for safety and reliability.
2. License & Connection
2.1. License
- License Key & Email: Required information to activate the software.
- Server IP: The IP address of the server running
GridServer.bin (or server.exe on Windows).
2.2. Full Exchange Support
Prime Spot Grid Trading Bot supports
Binance US (binance.us) in addition to
Binance Global (binance.com) and
Binance Testnet.
This allows users in the United States to trade safely and seamlessly using the same GUI-based interface.
The Exchange selection now includes three options:
- • Testnet (Binance Global Test Network)
- • Binance Global (binance.com)
- • Binance US (binance.us)
How It Works
When selecting an exchange inside the API Configuration panel:
- 1. Choose Binance Global or Binance US.
- 2. The bot automatically updates all internal API endpoints accordingly.
- 3. When choosing Binance US, the Testnet option is automatically disabled because Binance US does not provide a testnet environment.
- 4. All grid logic, trailing features, and safety nets remain fully supported on Binance US.
Differences Between Binance Global and Binance US
While the bot works the same across both exchanges, Binance US has a smaller set of supported trading pairs and may have different rate limits. If a selected symbol is not supported, the server will show an alert and automatically remove it.
3. Grid Configuration
3.1. Adding Symbols & Capital
- Add Trading Pair: Click the "+ Add Trading Pair" button on the left sidebar to create a new pair (e.g., BTC/USDT).
- Configuration: Select the pair from the list to open its "Detailed Configuration" panel.
- Total Capital: Set the "Allocated Capital (USDT)" directly in the configuration form. This is the total amount the bot will use to construct the entire grid ladder.
3.2. Auto Range & Grid Modes
- Grid Range (Ceiling & Floor): You can set the Upper and Lower bounds of your grid manually, or use the Auto Range feature.
- Auto Range Methods: Let the bot calculate the ideal range automatically using Recent High/Low, Bollinger Bands, or ATR (Average True Range).
- Arithmetic vs Geometric:
- Arithmetic Mode: Each grid step has an equal price difference (best for steady, predictable ranges).
- Geometric Mode: Each grid step has an equal percentage difference (best for high volatility or wide ranges).
- Number of Grids: Determine how many buy/sell levels you want within the defined range.
4. Grid Pro Features (Sliding & Trailing)
Important Note: These advanced tracking features allow your grid to adapt to market breakouts instead of getting stuck.
- Sliding Grid (Infinity Grid):
If the price breaks out above your Grid Ceiling, a normal grid stops trading. By enabling Sliding Grid, the bot will automatically shift the entire grid range upward, allowing you to continue capturing profits in a bull run.
- Trailing Down:
If the market drops, Trailing Down dynamically pulls your entire grid structure lower. This locks in a new, lower floor to ensure your grid keeps matching the current price action instead of leaving your orders stranded high up.
5. Triggers (Wait & Pounce)
- Immediate Start: The default behavior. The bot builds the grid as soon as you press START.
- Fixed Price Trigger: The bot will wait patiently and only construct the grid once the market price hits your specified entry target.
- EMA Cross Trigger: The bot waits for a trend reversal confirmation (e.g., Short EMA crossing above Long EMA) before committing your capital to the grid.
6. Risk Management (TP & SL)
Unlike standard DCA bots that track individual orders, Grid Risk Management tracks the overall equity of the entire grid position.
- Take Profit (Grid Equity Target): Automatically close the entire grid and cash out when your total realized + floating profit reaches a specific percentage or fixed USDT amount.
- Stop Loss (Grid Equity Limit): Cut losses and shut down the grid immediately if the overall grid equity drops below your safety threshold.
7. DCA Safety Net
- What it is: A built-in Martingale-style loss recovery system.
- How it works: If the price plummets below your Grid Floor, the bot will stop standard grid trading and deploy Safety Orders (DCA) at configured percentage drops. It averages down your entry price so you can recover your capital quickly on the next bounce, without waiting for the price to return to the original grid range.
- Configuration: Max Safety Orders, Capital Multiplier (Scale), and Step Percentages (e.g., 2.0%, 4.0%).
8. API Key
- API Key / Secret: Binance connection credentials.
- All information is encrypted locally for security.
9. Controls & Logs
- Save Configurations: The dynamic update button saves API/Exchange changes or Pair configurations depending on your modifications.
- Main Control Buttons: START BOT, STOP BOT, PANIC SELL, DELETE PAIR, HISTORY, and BACKTEST.
- Activity Feed: Bottom panel displaying real-time logs (grid executions, triggers, errors, status).
- Full Logs: Click "VIEW FULL SERVER LOGS" to fetch recent historical logs directly from the server.