Grid Bot — automated grid trading across 15 CEXes and 15 DEXes

A grid bot places buy and sell orders at fixed price intervals, profiting from sideways volatility. haythix runs the same grid engine on CEX API connections AND on-chain DEX pools — most competitors only do CEX.

What makes haythix different

CEX + DEX grid in one engine. Run the same grid logic against your Coinbase account AND against USDC/WETH on Base in the same UI. Unified position tracking across both.
Backtest with real OHLCV. Before going live, backtest the grid against real historical data (CCXT for CEX, on-chain price feeds for DEX). See projected fills, capital utilization, and rough P&L.
Adjustable grid params. Lower / upper price, number of levels, capital per level, take-profit trigger, stop-out condition. All editable mid-flight.
MEV protection on DEX grids. On-chain grid orders route through MEV-protected solver networks (CoW). No frontrunning, no sandwich attacks on grid fills.

Frequently asked questions

When does a grid bot make money?

Grid bots earn from price oscillating within a range. Trending markets are bad for grids — price runs through the grid in one direction and you accumulate the losing side. Backtest your range before going live.

How many grid levels should I use?

More levels = smaller per-fill profit + higher frequency. Fewer levels = bigger per-fill profit + lower frequency. Start with 10-20 levels on a tight range, increase as you validate the strategy.

Can I run a grid bot on Uniswap?

Yes — haythix Grid Bot runs against Uniswap V3 pools on Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism. Also supports Aerodrome (Base), SushiSwap, Curve, Balancer, PancakeSwap.

What is the best grid bot in 2026?

For multi-venue (CEX + DEX) coverage: haythix. For CEX-only: Bitsgap is the historical leader. For free in-exchange: Pionex grid (locked to Pionex exchange).