> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.itradingbot.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.itradingbot.net/en/binance-robot/binance-order-grid-calculation-and-pair-selection.md). # Binance: order grid calculation and pair selection In the form of a regular [Binance robot](https://app.itradingbot.net/binance-robot), you can pre-calculate orders and check the selected instruments. The calculation shows what's coming from the input parameters and the market data that's being uploaded. It does not place orders or confirm that the exchange will accept or execute them. The designation of the main form fields is described in [The task parameters reference](/en/binance-robot/binance-task-parameters.md). ### Open the calculation for the tool 1. Select a pair and fill in the task parameters: direction, volume of first order, safety orders, leverage and exit mode. 2. Look at the chart of the selected pairs. It counts when you change parameters and filters. 3. In **The grid** column, click **Open the grid**. If the warning is given instead of the button, first you can figure it out. You can open up the calculations of several comparison tools. Changing the form settings updates the open windows. The prices shown are calculated: the loaded calculated price of the instrument is taken as the basis, not the price of the trade already made. ### Read the pairs table For the tool, the **tickSize** price step, **StepSize** number step, minQty/maxQty number boundary, minimum **MinValue** denomination, price, 24 hour volume and listing date are shown. The **Leverage** press opens the leverage steps and the volume allowed for the instrument. They can vary between pairs. If you have **No data on the asset**, do not count the check as passed. ### Set the tool selection * **24 hours** is the minimum daily trading volume. * Leverage volume is the minimum limit of the nominal volume that the chosen leverage level must allow. * **Listing** Minimum number of days from the date of listing. * Maximum. tickSize maximum price step in percentage of the price of the instrument. The blank field in current form uses the threshold of 0.1%; it does not turn off this check. * **Spot Bybit / Spot Binance** the presence of the instrument in the relevant spot market list. Two flags require both lists; the task itself remains the task of the futures robot. * Excluded TRADIFI exclusion of instruments of this category from the calculation selection. The reason in the grid column could mean both a limitation of the calculation and a failure to match your filter. It doesn't always mean a ban on the stock market. ### Share of funds and hedge reserves The switch takes into account the deposit and the field My funds, % set the calculation budget of one full position. It's divided into a net and a hedge fund, %. None of these fields holds a Binance fund or opens a counter position. The block shows the net budget, the hedge budget, their amount and the line needed on the net. The latter shows the greatest need among the tools considered, rather than the total budget of all the tasks selected. The calculation is based on the loaded balance. Check the funds available for new orders separately on the exchange, taking into account existing positions and orders. If the balance is unknown or the share is not specified, the deposit filter is not applied. ### What changes Maximum leverage When creating tasks, this switch selects the leverage for each instrument separately by the steps and size of the grid with the hedge stock. This value is seen in the pair line and used to create a task. Check it out for each pair you choose. The main **Leverage** field remains mandatory and is used where the value cannot be found. Selection does not increase the volume of the first order and is not a risk recommendation. Because of the different leverage levels, the creation can be executed by several consecutive requests. If there is an error, check the tasks already created before repeating. ### Read the order grid For a regular limit grid, the window shows the first and safety orders: number, distance from the first price, estimated price, number of assets and nominal volume. In the brackets next to the volume, the sum is accumulated; the line Σ contains the results. The price and quantity are rounded to the instrument's steps. So the same parameters can give different results for different pairs. Lot's Step means that the rounding didn't allow the next order to grow more than one unit with a given multiplier. Under the table: * My funds in the trade are a net denomination spread over the leverage. * The width of the grid is the distance to its last computation level. * The average price of the entrance is average if the entire simulated grid is executed. * **Hedge funds** separate accounting stock on the interest introduced. In the ISignal Averaging mode, the window has a different structure. His calculation does not determine the actual prices of future signals.

A demonstration of the grid calculation BinanceThe following are the order lines, the total volume, the average entry price and the own funds.

### Consider the limits of the calculation The **Deposit** field inside the window can be changed to compare scenarios. This change remains in the reference calculation and does not change the balance of the account or the parameters of the task being created. The liquidation rates are simplified here. They do not take into account all the market conditions of the margin support and other positions. Check the actual liquidation price on Binance. The current form also excludes trade commissions and financing in the result calculation. The value of the outcome and the cash outcome cannot be considered as net profit or actual result of the trade. Some of the cash signatures in the window are USDT and USDC. This is the signature feature, not the currency conversion feature: compare the basic form group. ### Understand the warnings before creating The reasons for the P.O., Volume and **Leverage** are the size of the calculation orders and **The volume** or leverage limitations. In particular, the software does not necessarily mean a lack of balance: the reason may be too small after rounding. Correct the settings or remove the unnecessary pairs. The Delete with Error button removes the problem pairs from the current format selection. It doesn't eliminate the existing tasks and positions. Warnings do not automatically remove the option, and the absence of warnings does not guarantee the acceptance of orders from the exchange. Before you create, check the pairs, parameters, free funds and existing positions again.