Using trailing up, we can reduce the capital risk to top side when the bot starts. Once the upper limit is surpassed, the bot uses buy stop orders. For trailing down, after the lowest grid level, it adds a few extra buy limit orders. This way, the grid expands according to the market.
The benefit of the Trailing Down feature is extending the bot’s grid below the initial setup, which allows the bot to follow the down-trending market and continue to trade even if the price goes below the range of the grid.
Can you please implement this extract feature, here we can find more technical info
I think it’s better to have trailing up and down for the grid bots. For example, Bitsgap has that function. I tried to simulate trailing up and down using dynamic deals on Gainium DCA bots and combo, but those deal spacings are arithmetic , and we can’t use the geometric method.
So we don’t have to buy the base upfront when using trailing up, and if the price goes down beyond the bottom grid level, we can enable trailing down without adjusting the grid numbers or spacing.
If you disable all grid steps and only use DCA orders, you can choose the distances so that the take profit level and the DCA orders build a geometric Combo DCA grid. You could also configure all DCA levels for the range that you are planning to cover and configure the Combo Bot to only enable the next DCA level if needed. Once the grid takes profit, it would create a new geometric Combo DCA grid at the new price.
Some further thoughts can be found in this chat, that you have already discovered.