Published on 2026-09-24 13:00 | Updated on 2026-09-24 21:50
This page describes how the product works. It is not financial, legal, or trading advice, and it is not a promise of results. Trading can lose money. Orders run on your own exchange account.
A grid buys under the price and sells above it, then replaces each fill one step away. A scaled order places its size once, all on one side.
A grid splits a price box into steps. Buys wait below the price. Sells wait above it. When a buy fills, the grid places a sell one step higher. When that sell fills, it places a buy one step lower. The box stays full, and the back-and-forth can keep going.
A scaled order does not do that. It is one ladder of limit orders, all buys or all sells, across a parallel channel you draw. A channel below the current price is buys. A channel above the current price is sells. It places that size once.
On a scaled order, a filled rung stays filled. Nothing is posted one step away on the other side. If the channel slopes, auto-scale amends the orders that are still open so the ladder stays on the range. Read more about auto-scale.
