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Perpetual Grid

Grid Direction (Perpetuals Only)

Each grid can have a directional bias:

  • Neutral (default) Standard grid behavior — buys below, sells above, no directional bias

  • Long Buys across all levels at startup → builds long exposure → then runs the grid (buy below, sell above) with long bias

  • Short Sells across all levels at startup → builds short exposure → then runs the grid (buy below, sell above) with short bias

Changing direction triggers a partial reset:

  • Exposure and PnL are preserved

  • Orders are recalculated

Trailing Up & Down

Trailing automatically shifts the grid range when price moves beyond it.

How it works

If price moves beyond the range by more than one grid step:

  • The entire range shifts in that direction

  • The same logic applies in both upward and downward directions

Constraints

  • Upper bound: Trailing Up

  • Lower bound: Trailing Down

Example

  • Initial range: [90, 110] with grid step of 2

  • Trailing Up: 130

  • Price → 120 → New range: [100, 120]

  • Price → 135 → Capped at [110, 130]

Validation Rules

  • Trailing Down must be at least one grid step below the Price Lower Limit

  • Trailing Up must be at least one grid step above the Price Upper Limit

  • If price stops are set:

    • Lower Stop must be below Trailing Down

    • Upper Stop must be above Trailing Up

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