Wide Price Range

In grid trading, the risk involves the potential decrease in the total value of the investment due to price drops in the purchased token, rather than direct loss of the principal.

With a wide fixed price range, using fewer grid lines can lead to higher returns if the market shows significant price fluctuations, as each grid handles a larger price change, increasing profit per transaction.

However, in markets with minor price fluctuations, having more grid lines could be beneficial by increasing transaction frequency and capitalizing on small price movements to accumulate profits.

Investors should adjust the number of grid lines based on expected market volatility to maximize returns and minimize risks.

The table below can help with understanding:

Wide Price Range	Capital Invested	Price Fluctuation Magnitude	Number of Grid Lines	Relative Return Level
Same	Same	Large	Few	High
			Many	Low
		Small	Many	High
			Few	Low