GridTradeLab · Grid trading research, calculation & validation
Do the math before you grid. Enter a price range, number of grids and capital to check each buy level, sell level, fee and net profit — turning every parameter from a guess into a comparable number.
GridTradeLab is a research-oriented toolkit for grid traders: calculation → stress test → backtest → optimization, built step by step with transparent data and methods.
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Complete list of buy levels, sell levels and steps
Gross profit shown next to net profit after round-trip fees
How capital is split evenly across every grid
Total net profit for one complete round trip
A comparison scale based on assumed days per round
Take the table and summary to your own spreadsheet
A closed research loop: calculator → stress test → backtest → optimizer → strategy comparison — the whole chain is live.
Per-grid calculation of grids, spacing, capital and fees, with net profit and annualized estimate.
Multi-scenario simulation of capital usage and floating loss when price leaves the range.
Validate grid performance and max drawdown day by day over past prices (pasted or demo data).
Historical comparison of arithmetic vs geometric grids vs buy-and-hold baseline.
All 56 tools are live (38 library tools covering base / profit / risk / strategy / generation & backtest, plus 18 coin-zone tools) in both Chinese and English; backtest results reflect historical performance only.
ETH / BTC / SOL / XRP zones preset ranges and grids for each coin's price scale, with profit, backtest and risk tools.
Range & grids sized for ETH/USDT liquidity; preset 2500–3500 · 50 grids.
Open zoneGrids sized for BTC price levels; large absolute steps — check per-grid capital first.
Open zoneBuilt for SOL's impulsive moves; preset 110–210 · 60 grids with room for wicks.
Open zoneLow-price XRP grids: thin steps — watch fee share and order precision.
Open zoneGridTradeLab centers on data, formulas, backtests, stress tests and reproducible methods — not vague market calls or return promises.
Every tool documents its formulas, assumptions and limits: theoretical values are for comparison, backtests are labeled as historical, and no returns are guaranteed.
Content and tools are maintained by MrQuants — quantitative data research · strategy planning · full-stack quant development.
GridTradeLab is an independent research and calculation platform. It is not an exchange, does not hold user funds and does not execute trades for you. If you want automated execution, evaluate quant execution tools on your own.
All calculators are free. Ordinary calculations run entirely in your browser — inputs are not sent to a server and no login is needed.
Simple tools show one theoretical number that easily overstates real returns. This site factors fees into calculations by default, clearly separates gross from net profit, and states the assumptions behind backtests and estimates.
Calculation is the entry point of the whole research chain: first turn parameters into comparable numbers, then stress-test and backtest them. The title and H1 match the primary search intent so traders can start immediately.
For research, strategy planning and development cooperation, contact MrQuants on Telegram: @MrQuants.