A simple strategy, probably somewhat inefficient in the future.

Je vous épargne la peine, n'utilisez pas le testnet binance, il manque de liquidité, testez avec 1 USDT et c'est tout, sélectionnez une devise aléatoire qui vous permet de faire des achats de 5 USDT pour tester, le testnet binance est horriblement mauvais.
Hello, your method still working?
 
I wanted to tell you how I make a simple strategy, to be able to comment it among all of you.
First of all, anyone can do it, I am not going to offer anything or any garbage, everyone can tell me if it seems good or not.


Arbitrage strategy (base-Q1)

look for a pair without commissions, for example FDUSD/USDT, as you will see they are replicas to the USD.
The strategy, apply a grid with a percentage change of 0.01%.

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Basically, apply the grid from an example price of 0.9995 to 1.0000 (safety, so avoid buying too high, currencies to replicate USD, “normally” return on average to 1, if you can't lower the grid to increase safety, trade less.


apply this grid constantly, with orders of $1000 USD (or what you can afford) divide it by 0.01% for each N of prices you want to cover example from 0.9995 to 1.0000, you would need 5 (x1000=$5000), now you can use the N1D strategy to make 5 (x15 *x $1000) this means, you will buy when you reach example 0. 9995 15 orders of $1000, which will be sold at 0.9996 this is $1.5 approximate, it may seem little, but the currencies usually have between 500-1000 movements per day, applying 15% of orders executed, will give us approximately 150 orders executed per day $1.5x150=$225 (approximate).

in the image, (a little old, you can see how this system works, it is old because now I use subaccounts controlled by API)
On average with this I managed to earn approximately $1200 USD per month.

infinite grid (base-Q2)

This strategy is probably high risk, however if you trust the currencies you put in, you can take the risk, it is not used for futures as it is unpredictable and high risk, here we will use spot and a simple, but more efficient grid.

for this you will probably need programming, do the following search for a pair based on your likes FDUSD (since there is no commission for creation)

and apply a grid from 0.05% to 0.1% to capture as much movement as possible,

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as you can see, maker is commission free, which allows you to put a very small movement, as you know BTC fluctuates hundreds of times a day, if you apply some logic, basic knowledge like resistances and supports, RSI and more or less calculate a range where the price fluctuates for a few months, you can earn quite a lot of money.

I will show you pictures of my account (sub-account) where I do this, earning about $100 USD per day with $10000 USD, using BTC/BNB/SOL and other currencies.

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Volume sample for the last two months
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chart per day of earnings
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Daily trading volume
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I am new to cryptocurrencies, if you have any suggestions or think this is wrong, I would love to talk about it, keep in mind that none of this is serious or reliable, even if we are using spot replicated assets and in USD, it can lose its value drastically.

I have been doing for a while now, even with BTC dropping from 70k to 55k and something, it hasn't been affected that much, as I use multiple currencies, the profits and trades I make in one, I recover the loss of the others.

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The script that you overlay on the price chart is similar to Bollinger bands. What's the name?
 
Please in which pairs?, because I try your method with 5$ but don't work because of binance fees
you have read wrong (probably because of the automatic translation) with $5 I don't mean a method, I mean a strategy based on pairs that simulate real assets (FDUSD,USDT,USDC,TUSD,etc) and for that you need much more than $5USD you will need $100.000 divided in thousands of $5/$10 payments,

you can start with grid trading, it works on any FDUSD pair such as BNB/FDUSD, ETH/FDUSD, SOL/FDUSD, but you also need a lot of money to withstand market crashes.
 
The script that you overlay on the price chart is similar to Bollinger bands. What's the name?
are bollinger bands lines, set to (21, 2), are not necessary for this strategy, I have them for others
 
are bollinger bands lines, set to (21, 2), are not necessary for this strategy, I have them for others
Yes, Bollinger bands are usually set to (21, 2) and relative to simple moving average. Your strategy is good though.
 
vous avez mal lu (probablement à cause de la traduction automatique) avec 5 $ je ne parle pas d'une méthode, je parle d'une stratégie basée sur des paires qui simulent des actifs réels (FDUSD, USDT, USDC, TUSD, etc.) et pour cela vous avez besoin de bien plus que 5 $ USD vous aurez besoin de 100 000 $ répartis en milliers de paiements de 5 $ / 10 $,

vous pouvez commencer avec le trading en grille, cela fonctionne sur n'importe quelle paire FDUSD telle que BNB/FDUSD, ETH/FDUSD, SOL/FDUSD, mais vous avez également besoin de beaucoup d'argent pour résister aux krachs du marché

vous avez mal lu (probablement à cause de la traduction automatique) avec 5 $ je ne parle pas d'une méthode, je parle d'une stratégie basée sur des paires qui simulent des actifs réels (FDUSD, USDT, USDC, TUSD, etc.) et pour cela vous avez besoin de bien plus que 5 $ USD vous aurez besoin de 100 000 $ divisés en milliers de paiements de 5 $ / 10 $,

vous pouvez commencer avec le trading en grille, cela fonctionne sur n'importe quelle paire FDUSD telle que BNB/FDUSD, ETH/FDUSD, SOL/FDUSD, mais vous avez également besoin de beaucoup d'argent pour résister aux krachs du marché.
Thanks, but please can't you make a video to illustrate what your I try to explain because I don't understand clearly what you're saying. Please
 
Interesting strategy! Arbitrage can be a solid way to make moves if done right. Curious to hear how this grid approach plays out with no commissions. Anyone here tried something similar?
 
Your arbitrage strategy is quite interesting, especially with the focus on low-commission pairs like FDUSD/USDT.

Things to Consider:​

  1. Market Liquidity
  2. Transaction Costs
  3. Spread between Orders
  4. Market Conditions
  5. Risk of Missing Trades
 
Your Arbitrage strategy base-Q1 seems like a classic approach for utilizing small price discrepancies in highly liquid pairs, with minimal commissions involved.
 
impressive results but I am someone who would not go beyond bitcoin and ethereal to put my capital on , since these are the two assets who can absorb large capital sizes as margin without much slippages.
 
Hey, thanks a ton for putting this guide together!
I built my own little bot around your strategy a bit over six months ago and it’s been chugging along ever since. The method is definitely still alive—attached a quick screenshot of the earnings dashboard as proof. Huge shout‑out for sharing the original idea; it’s been a solid side income for me

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Hey, thanks a ton for putting this guide together!
I built my own little bot around your strategy a bit over six months ago and it’s been chugging along ever since. The method is definitely still alive—attached a quick screenshot of the earnings dashboard as proof. Huge shout‑out for sharing the original idea; it’s been a solid side income for me

:eek: Is that a $650 usdt profit in 30 days?
 
Hey, thanks a ton for putting this guide together!
I built my own little bot around your strategy a bit over six months ago and it’s been chugging along ever since. The method is definitely still alive—attached a quick screenshot of the earnings dashboard as proof. Huge shout‑out for sharing the original idea; it’s been a solid side income for me

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Wanna share more info about this?
 
Wanna share more info about this?
Sure, here’s the quick rundown:

• Capital: I keep ~3‑5 k USDT on Binance (more deposit = more profit, with 100k should be perfect)
• Pairs: Only the zero‑fee stablecoin pairs (USDT/FDUSD, USDT/USDC, USDC/USDT etc.). Maker fee is 0, taker is tiny—so even 0.03 % spreads are juicy.
• Logic: Bot listens to the order‑books via WebSocket.
• Risk: All funds stay in stables; main risk is exchange downtime or stablecoin related issues. Bot cancels anything still open if spread collapses.
• Stack: TypeScript + Node, runs headless on a small VPS; nothing fancy—just WebSocket streams, simple threshold logic and a rate‑limit module to avoid getting IP‑banned.

That’s the core idea. If you want to geek out on the code flow or config details just DM me. Happy to chat
 
Pretty decent strat, is this something you’re doing by using a custom built trading bot? Also, wouldn’t it make more sense using coinbase pro to reduce trading fees even more and increasing your profit per trade?
I’m not using a custom-built trading bot at the moment I’ve been focusing more on testing strategies manually to better understand market patterns before automating them. You make a good point about Coinbase Pro; the lower fees could definitely help increase profit margins per trade, so it’s something I might look into for future setups.
 
Arbitrage strategy (base-Q1)

look for a pair without commissions, for example FDUSD/USDT, as you will see they are replicas to the USD.
The strategy, apply a grid with a percentage change of 0.01%.

Basically, apply the grid from an example price of 0.9995 to 1.0000

apply this grid constantly, with orders of $1000 USD (or what you can afford) divide it by 0.01% for each N of prices you want to cover example from 0.9995 to 1.0000, you would need 5 (x1000=$5000), now you can use the N1D strategy to make 5 (x15 *x $1000) this means, you will buy when you reach example 0. 9995 15 orders of $1000, which will be sold at 0.9996 this is $1.5 approximate, it may seem little, but the currencies usually have between 500-1000 movements per day, applying 15% of orders executed, will give us approximately 150 orders executed per day $1.5x150=$225 (approximate).

On average with this I managed to earn approximately $1200 USD per month.
@MiiaHash

Your example is not clear to me.

On one hand, you mention covering 5 prices with $1,000 each, for a total of $5,000 capital.

On the other hand, you mention placing a $15,000 buy order on a single price. That translates to covering 5 prices with $15,000 each, for a total of $75,000 capital.

Imagine a scenario where the price is 1.0000 initially, then falls to 0.9995, before recovering and climbing back up to 1.0000

A standard grid bot would buy on 5 occasions as the price crossed all 5 grid lines on the way down. At 0.9995, all of your capital would be tied up by the 5 open buy positions.

The grid bot would later sell on 5 occasions as the price crossed all 5 grid lines on the way back up. At 1.0000, all of your capital would be freed up.

Is this how your custom bot operates?

What was the price range of your grid, and how much capital did you use to make that $1200 per month?
 
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