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Grid Orders Calculator

Set bounds, interval count, and investment to output all grid levels and quote per interval.

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    Veles

    From estimate to a live bot scenario

    Carry the same logic into Veles: set comparable parameters, preview the order grid, then backtest before you launch.

    1. Match direction, leverage, grid, Martingale, and TP/SL
    2. Inspect orders, capital allocation, and average entry
    3. Stress-test fees, drawdown, and MAE in a backtest

    Assumptions & conventions

    • gridCount = intervals; level count = gridCount + 1.
    • Equal quote per interval = investment / gridCount.
    • Educational estimate only — not financial advice or live exchange data.

    Frequently asked questions

    How are grid order levels calculated?

    gridCount is the number of price intervals; level count = gridCount + 1. Arithmetic spacing: equal price steps. Geometric spacing: equal ratio steps between bounds.

    Capital per interval = total investment ÷ gridCount — same quote allocation idea as the grid return calculator.

    Arithmetic vs geometric grid spacing

    Arithmetic grids add a fixed price step — common when range width is moderate. Geometric grids multiply by a constant ratio — common for wide multiplicative ranges.

    This tool lists all price levels; the grid calculator estimates per-interval return with fees.

    Does this place orders on an exchange?

    No. It is an educational planner that outputs level prices and capital per interval from your bounds and investment. No API keys or live order routing.

    Mirror levels manually in your bot or exchange grid UI.

    Why is capital per interval not per level?

    Each interval is the band between two adjacent levels where one buy→sell cycle conceptually runs. With N intervals there are N+1 levels but N interval budgets.

    Matches the interval semantics used in the main grid calculator.

    What precision are level prices shown in?

    Levels are joined as text with adaptive decimals (more decimals for small prices). Use grid-step calculator for step/ratio metrics without investment sizing.

    Exchange tick size may force rounding on live grids.

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