Public grid range study

The market study is published separately from the licensed software at grider.xyz/grid-range-study. Your GRIDer instance does not call a GRIDer content service to rank markets or select trades.

The public page runs the same historical simulation for every visitor and displays markets alphabetically by default. It is a research dataset, not a list of preferred markets, signals or personalised recommendations.

What the study shows

For each included market, the page publishes:

• A range simulated over the stated historical window.
• Grid spacing and level count used in the simulation.
• Separate modelled long and short results where the market supports both directions.
• Funding over the window, market type, 24-hour volume and other descriptive data.

All rows use the same reference size so they can be compared consistently. The reference amount is not a suggested trade size. The page states the simulation date, retrieval date and full methodology alongside the table.

Important limitations

• The figures come from past prices and do not predict future results.
• Annualising a short window can produce extremely volatile percentages; it is not an expected yearly return.
• The simulation deducts the stated fee and funding assumptions but does not reproduce real slippage, liquidity gaps, outages or failed/partial fills.
• Perpetual markets involve leverage and liquidation risk. A range that held during the simulated window can break immediately afterward.
• The data is identical for everyone and is not adapted to your holdings, circumstances or risk tolerance.

Filters and ordering

The initial order is alphabetical. Search, venue, market type, volume, open-interest and width controls let you inspect subsets. If you sort by a simulated result, that is an explicit viewing choice made in your browser; GRIDer does not publish a “best”, “top” or recommended ordering.

Copying a template into your instance

The Copy long setup and Copy short setup buttons copy a JSON template containing only market, direction, range, spacing and level distribution. In your own GRIDer instance:

1. Open Load template.
2. Paste the copied JSON.
3. Review and change every field as needed.
4. Set the amount, leverage and exits yourself.

The template never includes capital, leverage or exit levels and never starts a grid. Copying it does not connect the public website to your deployment. See Load a strategy template for the full flow.

Next: understand the limitations of Backtesting and the mechanics in Create a grid.

Risk notice. The study is general information, published identically to the public. It is not investment advice, a recommendation, an offer or an invitation to trade. Simulated and past results do not indicate future results. Crypto derivatives involve leverage and a high risk of loss.