After a while, the market jumps to 105000. The take profit will get filled. Let's assume it gets filled at 105000. This will mark the end of the cycle. Any outstanding orders will be cancelled and the bot will get ready for the next cycle. Example of DCA trading execution: Initial buy at 100,000 USDT, safety orders filled at 97,900 USDT, and final take profit sell at 105,000 USDT, resulting in a net profit of 1,588 USDT Time Description t=3 Market jumps to 105000. The Cycle ends.

Risk: if the market jumps out of range, the bot stops. Wide range: Lets the bot ride big swings and stay alive in volatile markets. Trades less often, which can slow ROI because funds are spread thin. Number of Grids: Grids are the steps inside your price range. More grids: Smaller gaps lead to frequent trades but smaller profits per trade Costs rise: every trade pays a fee, and profits per trade are tiny. Fewer grids: Larger gaps lead to fewer trades but bigger profits per fill.