How do I pick the SOL range?
Take recent 3–6 month swing highs/lows plus 15–25% headroom per side; the 110–210 preset only demos the flow.
The SOL Grid Zone is built for Solana (SOL/USDT): it turns SOL's price scale and volatility into executable ranges, levels and capital, with calculator, profit, backtest and risk tools.
Solana consistently ranks among the most liquid and actively traded tokens; its impulsive swings create grid fills but also one-way risk. Presets are research examples — use your own values.
Solana zone grid calculator: per-grid capital, net profit and annualized at SOL/USDT scale.
Estimate SOL grid net per round, monthly and annualized from your parameters and assumed round trips.
Run a SOL grid over historical prices day by day: return, drawdown and fees with an equity curve.
Simulate SOL drawdown: grids filled, capital used and floating loss at a given price.
Grids suit prices oscillating in wide ranges: buy in stages as price falls and sell as it rises, accumulating range profit.
Solana often stages fast volume swings on ecosystem narratives: box phases fill grids densely, while trend starts push one-way fills.
The 110–210 USDT preset at 60 grids is ~1.67 USDT per step and only demos the workflow; size the real range from recent 3–6 month highs/lows plus 15–25% buffer.
SOL liquidity is deep with usually modest slippage, but wicks are frequent — keep buffer on both sides and include slippage in net checks.
SOL's biggest grid risk is narrative-driven one-way moves: sustained declines fill every buy grid into a large floating loss, while rallies sell out early.
Before starting, use the zone's risk and stress tools to confirm the below-range loss and required recovery rise are acceptable.
Take recent 3–6 month swing highs/lows plus 15–25% headroom per side; the 110–210 preset only demos the flow.
SOL steps of 1–5 USDT are typical; first ensure per-grid gross clearly beats round-trip fees before choosing density.
In wide box phases yes — deep liquidity and fast fills. Narrative-driven trends argue for a stress test first.
Presets are fixed examples; the zone backtest tool supports live market data (SOL daily/hourly closes via the read-only Worker proxy) or your own pasted history.