GridForge

About the bot

GridForge places a classic grid of buy and sell orders across a range you define. The difference from the usual grid bots is the fuse: when the price closes outside the range, the bot doesn't keep averaging — it stops the grid, sells off the accumulated inventory near the boundary and stands down until you restart it.

Range parameters come from you; the risk constitution comes from the core: the daily loss limit, the position cap and a mandatory exit plan cannot be switched off. Before risking real money, run your range through the built-in backtester on historical data.

What it does

• Classic spot grid: buy lower, sell higher — automatically
• Range-break fuse: the grid stops and flattens instead of averaging down
• Mandatory exit plan — the grid won't start without one
• Built-in backtester on real Bybit history
• Position cap and daily loss limit from the core
• Dry-run by default; live requires typing a confirmation phrase

How the suite is built

• The bot follows your written config — and nothing else. A separate risk layer (the "risk constitution") is hard-coded: no config can switch it off.
• Position cap: never more than 50% of the balance in a single position. Daily loss limit: 2% by default, 10% absolute maximum — hit it and the bot flattens everything and pauses for 24 hours.
• Futures always trade with a stop-loss: no stop, no position. Stops are placed on the exchange as real orders, so they keep protecting you even if the bot or your computer goes offline.
• Your API keys never leave your computer. The app runs locally and its code contains no withdrawal functions at all.
• Every decision is logged: which rule of your config fired, with a checksum of the exact config version. "Why did it buy?" always has a precise answer.
• Dry-run first: by default the bot trades a paper account for 7 days. Going live requires typing a confirmation phrase — not just a checkbox.

EULA & Risk Disclosure