Technically, Bitsgap offers one main GRID bot . However, within the same interface, you can set it up to earn either in the quote currency (like USDT) or in the base currency (like BTC or ETH), which essentially gives you two operational modes depending on your goal . This flexibility can feel like having two different bots. Additionally, Bitsgap offers the BTD (Buy The Dip) bot, which is considered a variation of the GRID strategy​. Unlike the standard GRID bot that profits from continuous sideways price action, the BTD bot focuses on identifying sharp price drops and buying assets at lower prices to capitalise on recovery​. So altogether, you could say Bitsgap offers a standard GRID bot with two earning options, plus a BTD bot variation for dip buying.

Bitsgap calculates trading bot profits by adding up the realised profits from completed trades . For the GRID bot, every time the price moves up and a sell order is completed or moves down and a buy order is filled, the bot locks in a small profit, which is instantly reflected in your bot’s performance report. The system tracks all executed deals separately from any unrealised gains or losses on the remaining open orders . This way, your displayed profit is based on actual completed trades, giving a more accurate snapshot of the bot’s performance.

The backtesting feature on Bitsgap allows you to simulate your bot’s performance using historical market data before you risk real money​. Once you set up your bot parameters—like grid levels, spacing, investment amount—you can run a backtest to see how those settings would have performed over a selected past period. The system will virtually execute trades based on historical price movements, showing you key metrics like profit, drawdown, number of trades, and average returns. This gives you a realistic insight into how your strategy might behave in live market conditions. It’s a powerful tool for fine-tuning your bots, but always remember that past performance is not a guarantee of future results.