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#BotDeTrading Binance: Tactical Use and Range Risk
To replicate the analysis of a bot, one must focus on operational mechanics and the probability of failure, not on the promised return. The Grid Trading Bot is the main automation tool.

1. Fundamental Operation (How Does It Work?)
The Grid Bot automatically buys $BTC /USDT and sells at predefined increments within a price range. It is optimized for sideways markets (without a strong trend).
Critical Parameters:
Upper/Lower Range: Defines the operational limits.
Number of Grids: The more grids, the lower profit per trade, but higher operational frequency.
Stop-Loss: Mandatory. It must be set below the lower range price.
2. Critical Risk (The Truth of Automation)
The biggest failure of the bot occurs when the price breaks the range limits.
Bullish Break: If $BTC exceeds the upper price, the bot stops operating. An opportunity loss occurs (cost of opportunity).
Bearish Break: If $BTC falls below the lower price, the bot holds the asset at an unrealized loss. Without a Stop-Loss, this leads to significant depreciation.
Tactical Directive: The bot is a tool. It does not replace human analysis to define the range. The bot operates without judgment; you do not. Passive setup without monitoring leads to exponential risk. #AutomatedTrading #BotDeMalla

ETCB NOTICE: The use of trading bots amplifies operational risk. Automation does not eliminate the need for manual risk management. Capital is not protected against range break.