LiquidBots

Bearish? A short grid sells the bounces and buys back lower. You still call the direction.

Most people lose on a good call because they needed price to go straight there. It almost never does. Price rarely walks straight to the target. You still call the direction, but the grid gets paid on the swings along the way. Pick your market, your side, your range. 3 to 150 levels. Then backtest your exact settings against historical prices from 1 Jan 2026 before you put a dollar in: app.liquidbots.xyz/?src=lbx

Every grid trader has had this happen. You set your range. Price runs straight through the top of it. Your long grid sells every level on the way up, then sits there with buy orders waiting for a pullback that may never come. You called the direction right, and the grid stopped earning anyway. So we’re building an infinity grid. When price moves, the range moves with it. The grid re-centres around where the market is now, so the bot keeps finding swings to trade as the trend runs. The grid that follows. Coming soon.......

Take profit and stop loss can be set by price or by percentage, and moved while the bot runs.

Add Isolated Margin shows your liquidation price before and after the top-up, so you pick the amount knowing how it impacts your position before you sign!

Grid bots have a ceiling. Infinity grids don’t. Coming soon to LiquidBots ♾️

Managing funds on LiquidBots is about to get a lot simpler. A new Manage Balances rolls out in the next 24 hours. Three tabs: Deposit, Withdraw, History. To deposit, you don’t need to work out where your USDC is. The app checks where you hold funds and only shows those options. Pick one and it lands straight in your bot balance. To withdraw, send from your bot balance back to Hyperliquid or Arbitrum. Fees and minimums show up front. Prefer the old detailed view, or moving funds between Trader Accounts? It’s one switch away under Advanced. A quick clarification on trigger prices: they must sit inside your bot’s range. That was always the rule, but the app didn’t stop you, and the bot would error on start-up. Now it won’t let you set one outside. Infinity grids go onto testnet for internal testing in the next 24 hours. First version runs at 1x. And next: no need to buy HYPE to get started. We’ll set up your Trader Account for you.

Vaults are in testing. Strategists will run a portfolio of grid bots, set a performance fee from 0% to 25%, and own at least 5% of their own vault.

Geometric spacing keeps every grid level the same percentage apart, which starts to matter once your range gets wide.

Same capital. Same 3x. Same entry. BTC grid bot vs a straight BTC long. 31 Aug: first fill at $78,016. 23 Oct: BTC $81,646, up 4.65%. Grid bot: +8.0% on capital, 5.1% of it realised from 147 completed grid cycles. Straight perp long, same size: ≈ +5.8%, all unrealised (modelled). Grid +8.0%. Perp +5.8%. Same exposure, and most of the grid’s result already banked. The difference is the chop. Five weeks of BTC between $80k and $87k earns a static long nothing. The grid sold every bounce and rebought every dip, 147 times. You still call the direction. The grid gets paid on the swings along the way. Figures dated 23 Oct 2026, LiquidBots app. Perp modelled from Binance BTCUSDT perp daily bars. Past performance is not indicative of future results.