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Binance spot grid · LINK/USDT · 2026-07-11 to 2026-10-09

LINK grid bot: how different ranges did over the last 90 days

We launched a LINK/USDT spot grid every day for the last 90 days, each running 7 days, with ranges centred on the price at launch. Each run is compared with simply holding the LINK the grid bought at the start.

In this period the ±10% range with 10 levels beat holding LINK most often: in 61% of weekly launches. That's history, not a recommendation. Holding LINK itself returned a median +3.25% per week in this period.

Range around launch priceMedian 7-day returnGrid vs holding Beat holdingRound tripsIn range
±5% · 10 levels+1.76%+0.12 pp52%1876%
±5% · 20 levels+1.42%−0.60 pp46%6276%
±5% · 50 levels+0.99%−1.59 pp0%24576%
±10% · 10 levels+2.59%+0.36 pp61%6100%
±10% · 20 levels+2.28%+0.26 pp54%23100%
±10% · 50 levels+1.77%−0.33 pp41%112100%
±20% · 10 levels+2.06%+0.19 pp59%2100%
±20% · 20 levels+1.92%+0.13 pp61%8100%
±20% · 50 levels+1.80%+0.07 pp54%51100%
±30% · 10 levels+1.72%−0.06 pp46%1100%
±30% · 20 levels+1.72%+0.09 pp59%3100%
±30% · 50 levels+1.64%+0.08 pp56%22100%

Geometric levels, 0.1% fee per trade, 5 bps slippage, 1-hour Binance candles, 90 launches per row. "Grid vs holding": return minus holding the coin share the grid bought at launch. How we test.