Enabling Hybrid

Hybrid grid is an optional layer on top of the classic DCA / Grid. Turn it on with the Hybrid grid switch below the table. Off = pure DCA, exactly as described in Part 1. On = DCA plus a micro-scalp that harvests the chop while the position waits for its close.

📷 Screenshot: the Hybrid grid switch and the hybrid parameter row (Grid from order, Micro profit %, Grid exit %, Auto exit).

What it adds

The DCA grid is untouched. The averaged whole-position close keeps descending with the Martingale factor and always covers the entire position — nothing about your safety net changes.

On top of that, while the price sits in the lower part of the gap below that close (the boundary is set by Grid exit %), the deepest filled order scalps its own volume:

1. It sells its slice at a small Micro profit %.
2. It re-buys the dip when price falls back.
3. It banks every such bounce (counted ×N on the rung).

So instead of just sitting underwater waiting for the bounce, the position earns from the up-and-down movement in the meantime. Every banked bounce also pulls the effective exit closer.

The tail

While the micro scalps the deepest rung's own slice, the rest of the position (everything above the carrying rung, down to rung #1) still needs a resting exit — that order is the tail. It sits right next to the micro, sized and priced like the whole-position close, so the two together always add up to the full position: a spike up can fill both at once and the cycle ends on the exchange, not on the engine's next poll.

The tail is priced from the real fills (same math as the classic close), floored to whichever is more favorable between that price and the live micro's price — since the cycle can't finish before the micro fills anyway, there is no reason to sell the bigger tail volume cheaper than the price the micro has already proven safe. It keeps following that logic while resting too: lower Micro profit % and the tail re-prices on the next poll, the same way a resting micro follows the knob.

When the tail fills but the micro hasn't yet, the cycle is not over — it keeps holding the carrying rung until the micro also fills, at which point the position is flat and the cycle closes.

The pause-scalp, in one line

• Pure DCA: lay the ladder → average down → wait → close the whole position.
• Hybrid: same ladder and same close, but the waiting is worked — the deepest rung scalps the range under the close and banks the bounces.

When the scalp runs

The scalp is not always active — it only makes sense when the position is stuck waiting, in range, below the close. The exact conditions (which rung, how far below the close, whether the micro even fits) are governed by the hybrid parameters, shown live in the scalp summary bar and forecast on each rung by the ✓ / ✗ marks.

Live switch

Hybrid can be toggled while the bot runs. Switching it on aims the scalp at the order the price is currently stuck on. It does not rebuild the ladder — the DCA grid and its averaged close stay exactly where they were.

See it run

For all of the above on live data — an empty grid filling, the scalp banking bounces, Auto exit raising the split, and the whole position closing — walk through a full recorded session.