TianDi Grid Robot: A Low-Maintenance Grid Strategy for Wide-Range Fluctuations

When the market enters a phase of “wider volatility bands and longer cycles,” traditional narrow-range grid trading often encounters a practical problem: the price easily touches the boundaries repeatedly, requiring frequent parameter and range adjustments. This causes trading from “automated execution” to “continuous manual maintenance.” The Heaven and Earth Grid is specifically designed for this market structure: using wider upper and lower boundaries to cover larger volatility ranges, allowing the grid to operate more stably over longer cycles and reducing the operational costs of frequent short-term parameter adjustments.

The Heaven and Earth Grid does not alter the underlying logic of layered orders, fill-in orders, and cyclic execution in grid trading. Instead, it enhances “coverage capability” and “durability”: setting a larger operational range once, so the strategy can handle repeated fluctuations within the range over a longer period, entrusting trading actions to rules rather than emotions and frequent interventions.

Basic Principles

The Heaven and Earth Grid is a grid strategy centered on “wide operational range + layered orders + cyclic execution.” Its execution mechanism can be summarized in three steps:

1. Set upper and lower limits, dividing the range into multiple grid layers;

2. When the price falls to a grid line, buy in batches according to rules; when the price rises to a grid line, sell in batches according to rules;

3. After each transaction, automatically place orders in adjacent grids, forming a “trade—fill order—trade again” cycle, repeatedly capturing price spread opportunities within the range.

The range of the Heaven and Earth Grid is usually set wider to accommodate longer-term volatility structures, for example, setting the operational range from 60,000 to 1,500,000.

The key difference from ordinary spot grid trading lies in the “coverage approach”: the Heaven and Earth Grid uses wider upper and lower boundaries to adapt to longer cycles and larger amplitude fluctuations, reducing the frequent boundary touches and resets caused by narrow ranges, thus approaching a “set once, stable operation” grid usage mode.

Use Cases

1. Significant increase in volatility amplitude, but overall still range-bound When price swings become more intense and the volatility band widens, the Heaven and Earth Grid uses a broad range to cover the main fluctuation scope, enhancing continuous operation capability.

2. Prefer low-maintenance operation without frequent short-term parameter adjustments Focused on long-term disciplined execution and reducing intervention costs, aiming for a “more durable” strategy rather than repeatedly adjusting based on short-term noise.

3. Mid- to long-term participation, seeking a more stable execution rhythm The goal is to split trading into multiple batch buys and sells, participating in fluctuations over a longer cycle with rule-based methods, rather than pursuing high-frequency trading density in the short term.

Usage Tips

• The range determines “how long it can run”: wider ranges are more durable but usually result in lower trading frequency; narrower ranges are more agile but more prone to boundary touches requiring resets.
• Grid density affects rhythm and cost sensitivity: denser grids mean more trades but higher fees/slippage; sparser grids mean steadier pace but longer waiting times.
• Capital buffers should be designed with “downward pressure” in mind: since the Heaven and Earth Grid covers wider volatility bands, position and capital utilization during downward phases need careful planning; also, set clear exit/stop-loss mechanisms to ensure risk control.
• Costs and execution quality will influence net returns: fees, liquidity, and slippage all impact final performance, especially when dealing with small spreads or insufficient depth.

Investment Tips

The Heaven and Earth Grid is a rule-based trading strategy and does not guarantee profits. Its performance is affected by market structure (amplitude and rhythm of oscillations), parameter settings (range span, grid density, per-grid price difference), trade quality, and costs such as fees and slippage. When the market exhibits a persistent trend outside the range for an extended period, the trading rhythm and profit structure will also change. Please participate cautiously after fully understanding the rules and risks, according to your own risk tolerance.