Grid Trading Bot for Binance Spot

Korvyth places automatic BUY and SELL orders across a price range. Each completed round trip generates realized grid profit — while the dashboard tracks coin price drag separately.

Start Free Trial API Setup Guide

How grid trading works

1. Define range

Set upper and lower price bounds around the current market.

2. Split levels

Divide the range into N steps (e.g. 10–20 levels).

3. Place orders

BUY below price, SELL above — repeated automatically.

4. Capture swings

Profit from small oscillations in ranging markets.

Grid profit vs net portfolio gain

Many traders confuse grid realized profit (sum of closed sell profits) with net wallet change (current balance minus starting principal).

  • Grid profit — profit from completed buy→sell cycles.
  • Net gain — total wallet value today minus your principal.
  • Coin value drag — approximately grid profit minus net gain; reflects coins still held at lower prices plus closed positions sold at a loss.

Korvyth shows all three metrics on the dashboard so you always know where profit and loss come from.

Best market conditions

Grid bots perform best when price moves sideways within your range.

✓ Sideways / ranging

Ideal — repeated fills at each level.

⚠ Strong uptrend

Inventory sells early; may miss larger moves.

⚠ Strong downtrend

Buy orders fill; coin value drag increases.

🛡 Risk tools

Stop-loss, daily loss limits, capital caps.

Risk warning: Grid trading does not guarantee profit. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose.

FAQ

Is Korvyth a custodial service?

No. Your funds stay on Binance. Korvyth only sends Spot orders via your API keys.

Minimum balance?

You can start with ~10 USDT; higher capital allows more grid levels and better diversification.

Does it work 24/7?

Yes — the bot runs on our servers continuously once started.