Hybrid parameters

Four controls govern the micro-scalp. They sit in their own row and — unlike the build parameters — are all changeable while the bot runs; a change lands on the live cycle on the next tick. None of them rebuild the DCA ladder.

📷 Screenshot: the hybrid parameter row.

Grid from order

From which order number down the ladder the deepest filled order is allowed to run the scalp. Orders above it never scalp — they stay pure DCA.

• Switching Hybrid on aims this at the order the price is currently stuck on.
• You can retype it live — e.g. raise it to make the scalp ignore the current order and wait for a deeper one to fill first.

Micro profit %

The net take-profit of each micro-order, on top of commission.

• Smaller → banks bounces more often, and fits into a narrower gap.
• Default 0.1.

This is the margin the deepest rung's slice is sold at, measured from that rung's own entry price (entry × (1 + Micro profit % + commission)).

Grid exit %

The split of the pause gap between the deepest filled order and the whole-position close (measured against the live stream price):

• Below the split → the micro-scalp trades the deepest order's own volume.
• Above the split → the normal full close rests instead.
• 0 = at the deepest fill (no scalp), 100 = at the close, default 50 = midway.

The micro never crosses this line. So if Micro profit % + commission needs more room than the split leaves, no scalp is placed at all — the cycle quietly runs as plain DCA. The fix is to raise Grid exit % (more room) or lower Micro profit % (smaller micro). The ✓ / ✗ marks show, per rung, whether it fits.

Auto exit

A switch that turns the Grid exit % knob for you:

• On — when the micro doesn't fit under the split, the bot raises Grid exit % to the value that fits, automatically, on the running cycle.
• Off — the bot only warns you (in the log and in Telegram) and names the value to set; nothing changes until you set it.

See Auto exit behaviour in context of the fit marks.