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Active GRID-Deal card

When your bot opens a deal, it calculates the prices and volumes for placing orders on the exchange.
At this point, a deal card appears in the Active Trades section, and you receive a notification: “Deal opened.”
The actual orders are placed on the exchange once their calculated price levels are reached.

The deal card can be collapsed or expanded. To expand it, click the down arrow on the right side of the card.

Active Deal card

Example of an expanded card:

Active Deal card

  • Top: bot name, trading pair (e.g., SOL/USDT).
  • Bottom: bot ID (unique number), start date and time, trading pair, algorithm (Long/Short/Neutral).
  • Top: information about cycles and the bot’s PnL.
  • Bottom:
  • current asset price,
  • bot runtime,
  • position size in the quote currency (e.g., 137.676),
  • trade volume in the base currency (e.g., 0.9 SOL),
  • traded volume.
  • Top: Total PnL (Profit/Loss) as an absolute value and as a percentage.
  • Bottom: Control buttons.
ButtonFunction
To the dealopen a dedicated deal trade page with the chart and orders
Edit botopen the bot editor
Close positionimmediately close the deal with a market order
Cancel dealopen the dialog to select a bot stop option (closing a position or not)

The “To the deal” button opens the page displaying the order execution chart.

Deal chart

  • Green arrows — buy orders (Long).
  • Red arrows — sell orders (Short or take-profits for Long positions).
  • Yellow lines — connections between orders within a deal.

All orders are grouped by pairs (cycles). To expand a pair, click ”+” in the corresponding row.

List of orders

A pair in which both orders have been executed moves to the “History” tab.

GRID bot history

Cycle statuses:

  • Active — the opening order has been triggered; it is marked with an arrow.
  • Awaiting launch — scheduled to be placed on the exchange; the opening order has not yet been executed.
  • Liquidated — the order has been cancelled by the exchange; please check your trading history on the exchange.