MidasBybit grid and DCA bot calculators: settings and ready links
Bybit bots map onto three free calculators: a spot grid (price range, number of grids, investment, fee) goes into the spot grid profit calculator, a DCA or martingale bot (first order, safety orders, price drop to add, take profit) into the DCA bot calculator, and a futures grid with leverage into the grid bot risk calculator, which shows the liquidation price. Fees, minimum order sizes and leverage limits come from your own Bybit account.
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Bybit is a crypto exchange with built-in trading bots. Its bots ask for the same numbers as the free Midas Grid calculators, under their own names. Below: the wording to look for, which calculator field it matches, and links that open the calculator with example numbers; you type your own settings in.
Spot grid on Bybit
Wording to look for (if the account offers this bot): Price range (lower / upper limit), number of grids, arithmetic / geometric, investment.
What the calculator shows: the net profit of one buy-and-sell between neighbouring levels, of a full pass through the range, the passes that cover the fees, and what the position is worth if the price falls below the lower limit.
Futures grid and averaging grid on Bybit
A grid on futures adds leverage: besides the price range and the number of grids you enter the leverage and the margin (investment). The app shows its own liquidation price; compare it with the one the risk calculator gives for the same orders. Fees and funding are not counted there.
DCA / martingale bot on Bybit
Wording to look for (where the platform has such a bot): Martingale / DCA bot, where the app has one: first order, price drop to add, add-on multiplier, number of add-ons, take profit.
The calculator lists every safety order with its price and size, the funds required, the average price and, with leverage, the liquidation price.
What to check on the Bybit screen
- The fee rate of your own account: type it into the fee field.
- Whether order sizes are in the quote currency (USDT, USD) or in coins.
- The minimum order size and the leverage allowed for the pair: they are set by the platform and change.
- The liquidation price the app shows, against the calculator’s.
Frequently asked questions
Which calculator fits a Bybit bot?
A spot grid: the spot grid profit calculator. A bot that adds to a falling position: the DCA bot calculator. A futures grid or any averaging grid with leverage: the grid bot risk calculator. Use only the bot types your account actually offers.
Does this page show the fees and limits of Bybit?
No. Fees, minimum amounts and leverage depend on the account and change over time. Enter them yourself from the pages of Bybit.
Is Midas Grid affiliated with Bybit?
No. The name is used only to describe the wording of the settings. Midas Grid is a separate product: a grid Expert Advisor for gold on MT5.
Midas runs the same calculation in its panel on the MT5 chart.The Grid tab shows the room to stop-out for your account and settings.