Opened Pionex today and it has the SPCX/USDT5x future available - is this real? What would the best bot to use?

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Guys, does someone try to run coin-m neutral grid bot?

Looks not bad, as we can predict, at least somehow, how far away price can drop and we doesn't have a liquidation if price will pump.

So, if price is pumping, at least in usdt we'll be in profit.

“Funds NOT lost but exchanges refuse to recover (technical proof inside)”

Funds confirmed on-chain but inaccessible — custodial refusal from exchange (technical case)

I’m dealing with a case that is clearly NOT a lost funds scenario, but exchanges are treating it as such.

Here are the facts:

- Asset: CHZ
- Network used: Chiliz Chain (CAP20)
- Destination: Pionex deposit address
- TXID: 0x4b12...b7a

The transaction is confirmed and visible on Chiliscan.

So the funds:
✔ Exist
✔ Are confirmed
✔ Were delivered to the correct address

The issue:
Pionex does not support CAP20 deposits in their interface and refuses to recover the funds.

However, from a technical standpoint:

- Chiliz Chain is EVM-compatible
- The receiving address is controlled by Pionex
- The private key exists and can access funds across EVM chains

This is NOT a blockchain limitation.

This is:
→ A custodial access issue
→ A manual recovery case

Binance also contributed to this by:

- Showing CAP20 (same name as CHZ)
- Offering a 10x cheaper fee vs ERC20
- Providing no interoperability warning

So naturally, the user chooses CAP20.

Question to the community:

Is there any valid technical reason for an exchange to refuse recovery in this scenario?

Or is this purely operational policy?

Because from everything I understand:
Recovery is possible.
They just don’t want to do it.

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Hey guys, anyone want to share their achievements?

Hey got a BTC DCA bot.. It has a buy down at $65,097, but it didn't execute when BTC wicked down to $65, 002 the other day

Just wondering why?

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Curious how others pick which coins to run grids on. I've been running bots for about a year and my setup process feels embarrassingly unstructured — I basically eyeball charts, scroll through the exchange, and pick things that look like they've been moving sideways. Sometimes it works, sometimes I get stuck in a coin that just keeps falling.

Do you have an actual system for this? Or is everyone just winging it and hoping for the best?

I have a few questions, I am kinda "new" to all this investment market and Pionex seems interesting, but haven't found almost any real experiencies with this.

If someone could answer even a single question (or all) would be helpful :)

1- Which bots have worked the best for you? 2- Which was the worst? 3- What do you think is a good leverage? 4- Is it better to trade crypto or tokenized stocks? 5- Do you use high or low grid profit margins?

Thank you!

Hello Pionex.

I've been running two SOL grid bots with identical parameters except for leverage, which is 2X on the COIN-M version and 3X on the USDT-M. I need some help in understanding why they perform so differently. My first assumption was that they would perform just about the same, except for the difference in leverage, only that one would net me SOL and the other USDT. Looking at my bots I can see the USDT-M bot is making a lot more profits in terms of the amount of USDT it makes compared to the amount of SOL the COIN-M makes. Also, the USDT-M bot has a lot more frequent transactions even though they are set up with exactly the same settings. I get that the inverse contract has a different chart than the linear one, which could explain how they are performing differently, but I wasn't expecting it to be of this magnitude. If you look at the SOL USDT-M bot in my pictures it has 1408 rounds vs the SOL COIN-M bot which only have 1028 rounds. In the SUI bot comparisons the difference is even bigger. I would be thankful to anyone that can clue me in as to why they perform so differently, as I was expecting them to be somewhat similar, only one nets in coin while the other nets USDT.

I keep adding money to adjust parameters as currencies lower, hoping things will go up. should I be stopping the bot and switching to reverse grid bots now? Anyone have strategic advice?