Grid Mode (in the wizard)

Grid size sets the base amount for one level. The grid mode decides what multiple of that base each level actually uses. Level 1 might be 1×, level 5 might be 5× (linear), 32× (exponential) or 0.4× (anti-martingale) — from the same base.

The tiles are the seven modes that cover most practical use. The More tile opens the full catalog — all 27 engine modes, grouped by family, searchable, each with its formula, risk band, capital profile and a live diagram of its size curve at your configured depth.

• Capital estimate — the minimum capital line uses the mode's cumulative size, not the level count. Switching from fixed to exponential at 10 levels multiplies the requirement by roughly 200×.
• Mode parameters — parametric modes expose their own dial (ratio, exponent, slope, step interval, size cap). Those fields appear only for the mode that uses them.
• Ladder shape — the preview immediately redraws with the new per-rung sizes, notionals and running capital.
• Order count — multi-order modes place several orders per level, which changes how many exits the strategy carries.

Only marti_grid and marti_grid_linear are multi-order. Instead of one larger order they place i base-sized orders at level i, so the level carriesi independent take-profit targets. A partial bounce books partial profit rather than nothing, at the cost of more order slots and more exchange traffic.

The mode is editable live from the terminal's Settings tab, but it is a structural change: a resting order cannot be amended into a different size curve, so the engine cancels the resting ladder and re-places it at the new sizes. Filled inventory and its exits are preserved.

• 1.Grid Modes — Overview — The full taxonomy and how to choose
• 2.Grid Structure — Levels, init batch and the ladder plan
• 3.Capital Allocation — Sizing the account to the ladder