We are introducing new statistics for GRID Assist that provide a clearer view of your capital allocation and performance. These updates are designed to enhance your understanding of your Assist's current and potential value, making it easier to track progress and make informed decisions.

Key Statistics

1. Current Value on the Grid Table

   This metric shows the estimated value of your capital currently placed in active orders. It represents the unrealized value of open positions based on the current market price.

   Example:

   • With a current price of 65,000, you've created a GRID with 1,000 USDT initial capital and a grid range of 63,000 to 70,000.
   • When the price rises to 67,500, your "Current Value on the Grid Table" may become 1,013 USDT, in addition to already realized profits.
   • This means if you close the entire grid immediately, you would receive back 1,013 USDT + any realized profit secured in your balance.

1. Total Capital

   This is the sum of all funds initially allocated to the GRID Assist, including both the base and quote currencies at the start price. This metric provides a clear view of the resources dedicated to your Assist at the beginning of its operation.

   Example:

   • You allocate $1,000 USDT and 0.05 BTC (valued at $1,500 at the start price) to an Assist.
   • The Total Capital will show $2,500, representing the total funds initially committed to the grid.

   Details:

   • The first value displayed represents the capital initially allocated to the grid at the start.
   • The second value, shown in brown if present, represents the capital currently being used by the downward or upward price protection system.
   • If you hover over the second value, you can also see the maximum amount of capital that the protection system may use under certain conditions.

   This feature ensures transparency about how your capital is utilized and helps you better understand the risk and efficiency of your GRID Assist setup.

2. Total Estimated Value

   This statistic is the summarized value of all running GRID Assists. It includes the combined estimated value of all open positions and reflects the potential return if all active grids were closed immediately.

   Example:

   • You have two running GRID Assists:
     • Grid A: Estimated Value = $1,013
     • Grid B: Estimated Value = $1,200
   • The "Total Estimated Value" will show $2,213, summing up all running grids' current values.

1. Lifetime Profit

   This metric calculates the total realized profits across all your GRID Assists, including both stopped and active ones. It represents the actual gains secured on your balance after completed transactions.

   Example:

   • If you have earned $500 from Grid A and $700 from Grid B, the "Lifetime Profit" will display $1,200 as the total profit realized so far.

Benefits of These Statistics

• Improved Decision-Making: By knowing the "Total Estimated Value," you can better assess whether to continue running grids or close them to secure profits.
• Enhanced Tracking: Comparing "Total Capital" with "Total Estimated Value" allows you to monitor performance and evaluate potential returns.
• Deeper Market Insights: These statistics help you understand market impacts on your GRID strategy and adjust settings to optimize profitability.

How to Use These Statistics

1. Monitor Regularly

   Keep track of these statistics to stay updated on your Assist’s performance.

   Example: If your "Total Estimated Value" consistently exceeds "Total Capital," it may be a good time to secure profits or adjust settings.

2. Adjust Strategically

   Use the data to refine your GRID Assist strategy, such as tweaking the grid range or adjusting allocated capital to better align with market conditions.

3. Integrate with Market Analysis

   Combine these statistics with other market trends to make informed decisions and identify opportunities for optimizing performance.

FAQ

• What is the "Current Value on the Grid Table"?