Bot Table
Web version:
Mobile version:
If you have active or closed Grid bots, you’ll see a bot table on the Grid bots page.
Filters: Use the menu to filter between active and closed bots across all exchanges.
Sorting Options:
Both Active & Closed Bots can be sorted by:
Bot Name
Result
Profit
ROI
Closed Orders
In Trading
Active Bots Only: Active Orders
Closed Bots Only: Date
Search Function: Quickly locate a bot using the search bar by entering a coin name or a keyword from your notes.
Results and Profits
At the top of the bot table, you’ll find an overview of your bots' performance:
Investments: The bot’s total value at launch.
Results:
Active bots: Current bot value.
Closed bots: Value at closure.
Profits: Total realized and unrealized PnL minus fees.
The displayed data updates based on filters (Active/Closed) and search criteria (specific coin or notes).
Closed Orders Tracking
The Closed Orders section provides greater transparency on realized profits, linking orders to their entry points for improved clarity.
Click ⋮ (three dots) next to a bot and select View History.
A dedicated Closed Orders table provides detailed breakdowns.
Orders that closed a position include their corresponding entry order, making it easier to understand how profit is calculated.
Customizing Display Modes
Modify how your bot’s results are displayed via the settings menu (filter icon).
Available Display Modes
USD / Crypto Mode:
Display results in USD or crypto (base asset).
Recommended for Long bots or bots taking profit in the base asset.
BTC / Crypto Mode:
Show profits in BTC or crypto.
Best for Short bots, where profits are in base currency.
Composite / Split:
Composite: Combines realized and unrealized profit.
Split: Separates profit into:
Realized Profit (rPNL) → Completed deals.
Unrealized Profit (uPNL) → Open positions.
Profit Calculation
Spot Grid Bots
Profit from initial orders is reinvested.
Trading profits are calculated based on buy/sell pairings.
Futures Grid Bots
Realized Profit Formula (rPNL): rPNL=Average Closing Price − Average Entry Price
This method compares the average entry price with the price at position closure to determine profitability.
Why Do Some Orders Show as a Loss on the Exchange?
Uses one continuous position with an average entry price.
Orders closing below the average entry price may appear as a loss on the exchange.
However, the bot is not losing unless it fails to rebalance at a better price.
Example
Step | Action | Bot Position ($) |
1 | Open order at $1000 | $100 |
2 | Price drops -1% → Increase position | $110 |
3 | Price drops -2% → Increase position | $120 |
4 | Price drops -3% → Increase position | $130 |
5 | Price rises to -2% → Reduce position | $120 |
On the exchange, this still appears as a loss, but in reality, the bot has gained 1% on one order.
Over time, the bot improves PNL as it takes advantage of price fluctuations.
Key Takeaway: Futures Grid bots require patience to maximize profits.
Bot Table Columns
Column | Description |
Bot | Displays the trading pair, bot name, and direction (Long/Short). |
Investment | Summary data of the bots' value at the time of launch. |
Result | - For active bots: Current bot value. - For closed bots: Value at the time of closing. |
Profit | Profit from closed trades + change in value. |
ROI | Return on Investment - The profit expressed as a percentage of the initial investment. You can split it into separate realized and unrealized values in the table settings. |
Avg. Daily | The average daily profit return on investment, calculated by dividing the ROI by the trading time. |
Closed Orders | Overall closed grid orders by the bot. |
Active Orders | Total number of active orders, with a breakdown of active buy and sell orders on your exchange. |
In Trading | Duration the bot has been running. |
Status | Active, Closed, or Error (with error description). |
Date | Date of when the bot was created. |
Bot’s card
Each bot appears as a card with expandable details.
Inside a Bot’s Card
Top Section: Summary of bot performance.
Middle Section: Control buttons for managing the bot (More details here).
Bottom Section:
Bot settings & status bar.
Add a note for quick searchability.
View chart
Mobile: Tap View Chart to visualize your bot’s trading activity.
Web: Click on the bot in the Bots Table to open the chart.
Chart Features:
Adjust scale using price/time sliders.
Change timeframe or candle display.
Use TradingView indicators and tools.
View history
Click three dots (⋮) > View History.
The Closed Orders Table displays:
Order Side: Buy (Green) / Sell (Red).
Price: Execution price of the order.
Amount: Quantity traded.
Total Value: Trade size in currency.
Status: Executed, Canceled, or Failed.
PnL: Displays the realized profit/loss.
Fee: Trading fee for the order.
Closed Date: The date when the order was completed.
Closed Time: The time when the order was completed
Order ID: Unique identifier for the closed order.
📌 Failed Orders Tooltip: If an order fails, hovering over its status will reveal an error message explaining the reason for failure.
Order View for Position Closures:
Orders that closed a position now show linked entry orders.
Futures: Profit is based on the average entry price.
Spot: Profit is calculated based on the opposing order’s entry price.
Avg. Position Entry Price is now displayed for Futures Grid bots.
📌 Exporting Orders: The Closed Orders table can be exported to XLSX for further analysis.
rPNL for the futures grid bot is calculated not from the price of the previous entry order, but from the average price of all previous entry orders. Therefore, when the current price is worse than the average entry price, rPNL on the line will be negative, and when it's better, it will be positive. This doesn't affect the bot's operation; only the way information is displayed has changed.
Switchable Layout for Orders Table
The orders table layout is now customizable, allowing users to switch between different display modes for better readability. This feature adapts to different screen resolutions, optimizing data presentation for improved monitoring and management.
Users can now toggle between:
Separated View: A detailed breakdown of buy/sell transactions per level.
Combined View: A compact overview of active and closed orders.
View logs
Click three dots (⋮) > View Logs.
This displays bot event logs (e.g., order executions, settings updates).
Settings Page
The Settings Page displays key details, including:
Main Settings: Bot ID, Exchange, Pair, Initial Investment, Leverage Type, Leverage, Note
Grid Settings: Grid mode (Geometric/Arithmetic), High/Low Price, Levels, Step %, Trailing up, Expansion up, Stop Expanding up, Trailing down, Expansion down, Stop expanding down
Options: Amount per level, Order currency, Profit currency, Upper stop bot, Upper stop bot action, Lower stop bot, Lower stop bot action, Max active buy orders, Max active sell orders
View orders and export XLSX
To see details about all of your bot's orders, you can click on the name of your bot in the list.
You can see the details of each order created by your bot, including:
Pair
Order type
Quantity
Remaining quantity
Price
Open price
Status
Update time
Update date
You can also export this data in XLSX format by clicking on the corresponding link on the right.