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Multi-Hedge Pro

A leveraged long grid with an automatic counter-hedge that opens on drawdowns — accumulates through volatile, sharp pullbacks while the short hedge caps downside. The hedge is protection, not market-neutrality.

Engine
Grid
Market
Futures
Risk
9/10
Minimum deposit
$2000
Market regime: Bear / Defensive

What it is designed for

For aggressive long accumulation in choppy, high-volatility conditions with automatic hedge protection on down-legs. Highest complexity and risk score — advanced operators only.

How this system is built

The exact configuration you get when you take it into the builder — nothing hidden behind registration.

Market type (Spot / Futures)Futures
Trade direction (Long / Short)Long
Leverage
Deposit$2,000
Number of grid orders12
Step / indent between orders0.8%
Martingale50%
First order volume4%
Active orders in the book4
Take-profit2%
Take-profit modeTrailing
Trailing take-profit0.5%
Stop-loss, %14%
Enable hedgeEnabled
Hedge directionAutomatic
Hedge trigger (%)4%
Hedge size ratio (%)60%
Hedge leverage

Futures · 5× leverage — liquidation risk. Test in demo/paper first.

The physics of this system

Numbers below are derived from this configuration by the same modules the live engine uses — grid geometry, the fee model and the engine-specific economics. Nothing here is an estimate of profit: these are the distances, sizes and thresholds the system will actually work with.

Capital at work
Reference deposit$2,000
MarketFutures
Leverage
Notional at full leverage$10,000

A $2,000 deposit at 5× leverage opens up to $10,000 of notional on futures.

Economics of one cycle

Round-trip feeentry counted as taker · exit counted as taker0.20 %
Take-profit per cycle2.00 %
Target covers the fee10.0× the round trip

One round trip costs 0.200 % of turnover, and the cycle aims at 2.000 % — 10.0× the fee it has to pay.

A template has no exchange account attached, so rates are the platform fallback — the worst account measured across supported exchanges. A real account is usually cheaper, which moves every ratio below in your favour.

The ladder this system places

Every level is expressed as a distance from the first order, so the numbers hold at any price. Exchange minimums and lot steps are applied at deployment against the live instrument.

LevelFrom entryOrderIn positionAverage moves to
1+0.00 %$80.00$80.00+0.00 %
2−0.80 %$120.00$200.00−0.48 %
3−1.60 %$180.00$380.00−1.01 %
4−2.40 %$270.00$650.00−1.59 %
5−3.20 %$405.00$1,055.00−2.22 %
6−4.00 %$607.50$1,662.50−2.88 %
7−4.80 %$911.25$2,573.75−3.57 %
8−5.60 %$1,366.88$3,940.63−4.28 %
9−6.40 %$2,050.31$5,990.94−5.02 %
10−7.20 %$3,075.47$9,066.41−5.77 %
11−8.00 %$4,613.20$13,679.61−6.53 %
12−8.80 %$6,919.80$20,599.41−7.31 %
Ladder span9.60 %
Average at full fill−7.31 %
Take-profit from average+2.00 %
Stop from average−14.00 %
Liquidation from entry−19.50 %

The ladder of 12 levels reaches 9.60 % away from the first order. Filled completely it moves the average by 7.31 %, and the take-profit then sits 2.00 % from that average.

Liquidation lies 19.50 % from entry — 2.0× further than the ladder reaches, so the grid can fill completely before margin is at risk.

What proves it

This system runs on a real backtest over historical candles: open the catalogue to run it, or take the system and validate it in the Test Lab before any real money.

All metrics are a backtest on real 30-day candles. Past performance does not guarantee future results — start small and in demo.

The strategy, explained

The same engine, described from the mechanics up — before you commit capital to it.

Grid strategy: the basicsA grid places a ladder of buy/sell orders and profits from oscillation inside a range. Best in sideways markets.

Other systems for this market regime

Take it, then prove it yourself.

The configuration transfers into the builder in one click. Paper trading is free and needs no card.