Grid Trading Bot introduces a New Margin Trading Feature

Automatically trade with leverage across 80+ pairs

We’re excited to announce that the Grid Trading Bot now boasts a new margin trading feature!

You can enable this option while you’re creating a Grid Trading Bot. This allows you to borrow on margin for your bot to execute leveraged trades*.

How do I enable margin trading for my Grid Trading Bot?

1. Create a Grid Trading Bot in the Crypto.com Exchange
2. Toggle on “Enable Margin Trading” and enter your desired trading amount**
3. Use the slider to set the amount you wish to borrow on margin
4. You’re all set! Your Grid Trading Bot will now trade with the leverage you set.

You can create a margin trading Grid Trading Bot for all pairs in the Exchange that have margin trading enabled. This currently amounts to 80+ pairs.

Note: Margin trading feature on Grid Trading Bot is subject to jurisdictional limitations

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About the Grid Trading Bot

The Grid Trading Bot uses the grid trading strategy, automatically placing orders based on predefined parameters. You have the opportunity to build your positions in the Spot market and profit when price swings occur.

The best part? You won’t incur any additional fees and charges for using this trading bot. An unlimited number of Grid Trading Bots can be created on the desktop and mobile web versions of the Exchange.

Take advantage of volatile market conditions without constantly watching price chart after price chart.

Alternatively, you can simply navigate to any of the following pages in the Exchange to create a Grid Trading Bot for the Spot market:

• Spot Trading
• Trading Bots
• My Bots

Helpful Links

• Join us on Telegram, Discord, Reddit or Facebook to discuss with the Crypto.com community
• Guide to the Grid Trading Bot
• Guide to Grid Trading

Please read the Exchange Terms and Conditions, Margin Terms and Conditions, and Trading Bot Risk Warning before enabling margin trading for your Grid Trading Bot.

**Only available to jurisdictions approved for margin trading