Reading the grid table

Calculate turns your settings into the grid table — one row per rung of the ladder, top (shallowest) to bottom (deepest). Every number here is a plan: what the bot will do if price falls that far. Nothing is on the exchange until you Start.

📷 Screenshot: the grid table for a pair (e.g. BNBUSDT).

The columns

Row #1 is the first order, nearest the current price; each row below is a deeper rung. For a Long grid (mirrored for Short):

Column	What it is
#	Rung number. #1 is the shallowest (fills first); deeper rungs fill only if price keeps falling.
%	How far below the current price this rung sits — the depth of drop it covers. Grows down the ladder.
Buy currency	The price this rung's BUY order rests at.
BUY	The base amount bought at this rung (e.g. BNB). Grows down the ladder by the Martingale factor.
SELL	The cumulative base held once filled through this rung — i.e. your whole position size at this depth.
Sell currency	The whole-position close price at this depth: your average entry so far, marked up by Profit % + commission. This is the single averaged take-profit.
Spent (quote)	The money spent on this one rung, in the quote currency (e.g. USDT).
Balance	The deposit left over after buying through this rung.

How to read a row

Each row answers: "If price falls to here and every rung above has filled, what is my position and where does it close?"

• SELL is your total position size at that depth (cumulative base).
• Sell currency is where that whole position sells in profit — the averaged close. Because it is computed from the running average, it descends as deeper (larger) rungs pull the average down. That is the point of averaging: the close chases the price down, so a bounce doesn't have to reach your first entry to profit.
• Balance shows the budget draining. When a rung would cost more than the Balance left, the ladder stops — that last rung is as deep as your deposit reaches.

How it fills, live

When the cycle runs, price walking down fills rungs top-to-bottom. The deepest filled rung is your real state: its SELL is what you hold, and the whole position rests to close at that rung's Sell currency. A bounce up to that price closes everything in profit and ends the cycle.

TIP

The plan columns never lie about the real exit — the displayed Sell currency is the averaged whole-position close. When Hybrid is on, an extra micro-scalp is layered on top of this same table; that is covered in its own section.

Next: Managing a pair — cancelling and deleting orders.