How Spot Auto-Harvest works
The strategy divides the configured order allocation across price levels. When a buy fills, the execution workflow prepares a corresponding sell at the configured grid spacing above the purchase price. Filled sells can lead to new buy orders, subject to available funds and exchange constraints. Orders can remain unfilled; a completed cycle is not guaranteed.
What to review before deployment
Choose the supported pair and exchange shown in Create Bot. Review the allocation, grid settings and available spot balance before confirming. Minimum order values, quantity precision and available balances can prevent orders. Settings shown in your own setup screen take priority over a general example.
What you can monitor
Use Bot Portfolio to review bot status and allocation. Follow holdings and open orders in the dashboard, then inspect completed executions in order history. Realized trading results and the value of unsold holdings describe different parts of performance; review both.
Understand the downside
A falling market can leave the bot holding assets below their purchase price. A rising market can move away from outstanding buy levels. Grid trading does not guarantee recovery, and fees, spread and execution differences affect the outcome. Do not treat a target sell price as a promised return.
Start with a clear setup.
- Create an account and review plan access and limits. Manual payments require approval before paid access becomes available.
- Practice in the paper environment before choosing live execution. Simulated performance does not establish future results.
- For live trading, follow the Binance API guide or MEXC API guide. Keep withdrawal permissions disabled.
- Open Create Bot, select Spot Auto-Harvest, review the environment and allocation, then confirm only when you understand the settings.
- Monitor status, positions and execution history. Review exchange errors and open orders before making further changes.
Common questions.
Does this strategy use futures leverage?
This page describes the spot grid strategy. It buys and sells spot assets rather than opening the leveraged futures positions used by Quant 10x Scalper. Spot assets can still lose substantial value.
Will every order fill immediately?
No. Limit orders depend on market price, liquidity and exchange acceptance. Some orders may remain open or be rejected. Check order status rather than assuming a bot start means a completed trade.
Are exchange trading fees always zero?
No zero-fee guarantee is made. Fees depend on the exchange, account, pair and actual execution. Review your exchange fee schedule and net results.
Where do my funds stay?
Live trading uses your connected exchange account. Subscription payments are separate from trading capital. An API connection can authorize trades, so review permissions carefully and never share your secret key.
Understand it. Then configure it.
Compare plan limits and read the setup guide before committing live funds.
Trading involves risk of loss. No profit, win rate or uninterrupted execution is guaranteed. Exchange fees and, for futures, funding and liquidation can affect results. Read the Risk Disclosure and API security overview.