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// How the machine works

1
Pick a toolDecide the job, pick the machine
2
Read the walkthroughPlain English + screenshots
3
Run the numbersBrowser-only calculators
4
Verify, then startCheck region and rates

// The four big tools

The four we cover first

These are the four Binance tools people mix up most — and use wrong most. Each one gets a long guide that starts from zero, plus a few short pieces that dig into the details.

Grid bot

Where to set the range, how many grids, which markets suit it, and why it sometimes loses money anyway — from the idea to the settings in one guide, with a profit-range simulator. Setting the parameters · Why it loses

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DCA

Auto-Invest plan, spot DCA, Earn recurring buys — what's the difference? How to pick the interval, which coins to buy — with an average-cost simulator. The three "DCAs" · Which coins

Read the guide

Copy trading

How it actually runs, how to pick a lead trader, the profit-share cut, spot copy vs futures copy — and the real risk you're taking on. Picking a lead trader

Read the guide

Order types

Limit, market, stop-limit, OCO, trailing stop — when to reach for each, and how not to confuse the trigger price with the order price. OCO vs TP/SL · Unfilled orders / slippage

Read the guide

// Calculators you can actually run

Run the numbers before you commit

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// All the guides

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// More articles

How much money does a grid bot actually need to start?

Grid · Added 2026-09-20

Where to set a grid bot's stop-loss: work back from the loss you can take

Grid · Added 2026-09-10

Price left your grid range: what happens, and what to do about it

Grid · Added 2026-08-30

Arithmetic vs geometric grid spacing: which one to pick, and why

Grid · Added 2026-08-30

Where a grid bot's annualized return number comes from

Grid · Added 2026-08-30

Binance grid trading, start to finish: how it works, the three grid types, settings and risk

Grid · Long guide · Updated 2026-07-04

How to set Binance spot grid parameters: range, grid count and profit per grid

Grid · Updated 2026-09-25

Why grid trading loses money: which markets suit it, and when to shut it off

Grid · Updated 2026-07-04

Binance Order Types Explained: Spot and Futures, Stops, OCO and Trailing

Orders · Long guide · Updated 2026-07-04

OCO vs take-profit/stop-loss orders: what's the actual difference, and how triggers fire

Orders · Updated 2026-07-04

Picking a lead trader for Binance copy trading: 6 things a headline return won't tell you

Copy · Updated 2026-07-04

Auto-Invest vs spot DCA vs Earn recurring buys: three "DCAs", don't buy the wrong one

DCA · Updated 2026-07-04

Binance fees explained: spot and futures rates, BNB discounts, VIP tiers and withdrawals

Costs · Updated 2026-07-04

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