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# Rebalancing Bot

#### **What is Rebalancing Grid Trading?**

Rebalancing Grid Trading is a strategy that combines grid trading with portfolio rebalancing.&#x20;

It sets buy and sell orders within a price range for assets, automatically trading to capitalize on market fluctuations and periodically adjusting the asset mix to maintain target allocations.

#### **Key Features:**

* **Grid Trading Key Features**: Incorporates all key features of Grid Trading.
* **Asset Ratio**s: Automatically adjusts the portfolio's asset ratios to maintain predetermined targets, ensuring alignment with investment goals.

#### **How to use?**

Coming Soon

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