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February 17, 2026, 05:57:47 AM
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BS Grid Bot — Trend-Aware Grid Trading Bot (Demo & Feedback Phase)

Hello Bitcointalk community,

I’d like to share a project I’ve been developing and personally using for my own trading: BS Grid Bot.

This is not a commercial launch or paid service.
Right now, it is a demo project shared to collect feedback and improve the system.

I’m a developer working on systematic trading tools, and this bot is one of my ongoing projects.

📌 Project Goal

Most grid bots place orders blindly.
My goal with BS Grid Bot is to combine:

Grid logic

Trend detection

Volatility adaptation

so entries are more informed rather than random.

⚙️ Core Logic
🔹 Trend Detection

Trend direction is determined using:

EMA 50 / EMA 200

RSI-based strength filter

Optional manual trend selection

Users can choose automated or manual control.

🔹 ATR-Based Dynamic Grid

Grid spacing calculated using ATR

Adjustable ATR multiplier

Adapts to market volatility

The idea is simple:
high volatility → wider grids
low volatility → tighter grids

🔹 Long & Short Support

Supports both directions

Trades follow detected trend bias

🔹 Trend Reversal Handling

On trend change, the bot can:

Close positions

Switch direction

Close and reopen in new trend

Configurable by the user.

🔹 Multi-Pair & Exposure Control

Can run on multiple pairs

Max open trades limit available

This is mainly to avoid overexposure.

💬 Community Features

I also added:

User forum

Live chat system

Chat access directly from the bot

So testers can share experiences and feedback.

🔐 Security

Works via Binance API

No withdrawal permission required

Users keep full control of their keys

🧪 Demo Phase

The bot is currently in demo/testing phase.

I’m sharing it with a small number of users to gather feedback and improve stability and features.

If some experienced traders want to test and share opinions, I’d really appreciate it.

🌐 Info & Contact

Website:
https://bsbot.com.tr

Contact:
bstradingbot@outlook.com

⚠️ Disclaimer

This is NOT financial advice.
Trading always involves risk.
This project is experimental and for testing/feedback.

🙌 Feedback Welcome

I’d genuinely like to hear opinions from experienced grid or algo traders:

Do you prefer dynamic or fixed grids?

Do you use trend filters in grid trading?

What risk controls matter most to you?

Any constructive feedback is appreciated.
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February 18, 2026, 07:08:39 PM
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Hey

I want to share news,

We started training on live account at Binance at 13th Feb. Now we did 33 Succses Grid and approx. 3$ profit per grid.

https://resimyukle.org/a/5F45MvoT
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February 18, 2026, 11:58:15 PM
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You do realize that the language used in this board in English, but it appears your bot is built for the Turkish users, so I doubt if you will get any many testers or reviews from here.
Maybe you start by first translating the website to English.

Does one have to link it to their Exchange account?

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February 19, 2026, 06:21:06 AM
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You do realize that the language used in this board in English, but it appears your bot is built for the Turkish users, so I doubt if you will get any many testers or reviews from here.
Maybe you start by first translating the website to English.

Does one have to link it to their Exchange account?

You are right. I designed  as a turkish but i will improve step by step. Thank you for your comment i have to add english for bot and website. Regarding another question, users need to enter their Binance API and private keys when they use the bot for the first time. Therefore, they can start trading with their own Binance accounts.
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February 19, 2026, 07:22:24 AM
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Regarding another question, users need to enter their Binance API and private keys when they use the bot for the first time. Therefore, they can start trading with their own Binance accounts.
What do private keys mean in this case? The secret key required to interact with the API? Wouldn't the API key be enough for that? It's been so long that I don't remember exactly how people use API keys, but as far as my experience goes, I usually only need to copy the generated API key to other apps if I want to use them.

Is there any protection from API abuse attacks? I remember some services leaked their user APIs, and scammers used that to manipulate book orders in the past.

 
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February 19, 2026, 12:45:55 PM
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Regarding another question, users need to enter their Binance API and private keys when they use the bot for the first time. Therefore, they can start trading with their own Binance accounts.
What do private keys mean in this case? The secret key required to interact with the API? Wouldn't the API key be enough for that? It's been so long that I don't remember exactly how people use API keys, but as far as my experience goes, I usually only need to copy the generated API key to other apps if I want to use them.

Is there any protection from API abuse attacks? I remember some services leaked their user APIs, and scammers used that to manipulate book orders in the past.

The secret key is a key that is only shown once when generating the API key. When generating the API key, you should not select options like money transfers. This will prevent withdrawals from your account. Here, the API and secret keys allow the bot to send Binance futures trading orders on your behalf. You absolutely cannot send trading orders without entering them. The secret key and API key are not stored on the server side; they are only stored in a file on your computer. Furthermore, if you disable money transfer orders, unauthorized withdrawal orders cannot be placed.
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