Practical Examples

Practical Examples

1. Simple Range Market Making • Select ADA/MIN as your pair. • Place buys every 1% below the current market and sells every 1% above. • Surge automatically cycles through these trades as price moves. • Earn fees and capture volatility without picking a direction.

2. Grid Trading Bot • Configure a grid of buy/sell orders across a wide price band (e.g., $0.35–$0.55 ADA). • As ADA fluctuates, Surge executes trades at each grid level. • Profits accumulate from repeated swing cycles. • Great for sideways markets with frequent oscillations.

3. DCA Accumulation Strategy • Set Surge to buy ADA with MIN in fixed increments every 4 hours. • The bot executes consistently, averaging your entry price over time. • Works for accumulation of long-term tokens without needing to time the market.

4. Automated Sell Ladder • Upload a CSV or configure manually: sell 10% of holdings at $0.45, $0.50, $0.55, etc. • Surge runs in the background and executes as targets are hit. • Locks in profits automatically during rallies.

5. Arbitrage Across Pairs • Detect that SNEK/ADA is mispriced compared to SNEK/USDM. • Surge bot borrows ADA, converts into SNEK, then sells SNEK into USDM. • Net profit comes from the pricing gap, with automated execution closing the loop.

6. Stop-Loss with Trailing Take-Profit • Buy ADA at $0.40 and set Surge to sell at $0.46. • Add a trailing stop so if ADA keeps climbing, the bot follows the price up and only sells once momentum slows. • Protects downside while maximizing upside.

7. Liquidity Cycling Strategy • Configure the bot to alternate between ADA and USDM based on price bands. • Example: buy ADA when under $0.38, sell back into USDM when over $0.44. • Over time this compounds profits while keeping exposure balanced.

8. Auto-Market Maker with Rebates • Run a high-frequency market-making bot on ADA/USDM. • Tight spreads generate constant micro-fees. • The more volume your bot contributes, the more Surge rebates you earn — turning activity itself into revenue.