CHAIN 56 · BNB SMART CHAINBLOCK TIME 450 ms · PANCAKESWAPBOTS · PAPER MODE
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Pick a PancakeSwap pair, set your grid and watch how it would have traded. Real prices, no gas: you sign once and our keeper runs it.
BNB …
gas …
paper bots 0
fee 1% / swap
Only PancakeSwap pairs against WBNB with more than $100k of liquidity. Prices and candles are PancakeSwap's, read through GeckoTerminal.
Infinity Grid and Spot Grid run today on Robinhood Chain. We ported both to PancakeSwap and tested them on a fork of BSC. Both are deployed on BNB Chain: Infinity Grid runs on paper or for real (BNB or USDT), Spot Grid for real in BNB. On paper: real PancakeSwap prices, no gas, nothing to lose. You sign once with your wallet to open a paper bot; nothing moves on chain.
Infinity Grid buys a seed with half your deposit and keeps it worth the same: it sells a slice at every step up and buys a slice back at every step down, with no ceiling. Spot Grid trades inside a fixed range. Non-custodial: the bot is a contract, your funds sit in it, only you can close it.
Fills go through PancakeSwap V3 pools, direct or through the SmartRouter, or through V2 pairs. The router picks the route when you open the bot.
A block every 0.45 s at about 0.05 gwei. A fill uses about 300,000 gas, around 0.00002 BNB (a cent or two), paid from a small reserve in the bot that repays the keeper, exactly as on Robinhood.
Every swap pays 1 % to the router, and a fill only goes through when it still nets its level price, so each round trip keeps the whole step. Fees earned on BSC are bridged in batches: 50 % to NLYRA stakers, 50 % to the treasury.
GoPlus, honeypot.is and our own sell simulation run before the Desk lets you open a real bot on a token. Tokens with a tax are supported.
Like the Desk's paper mode on Robinhood: you sign once, the bot lives on our keeper under your wallet and you see it from any device. Every fill books at a live PancakeSwap quote with the contract's own rules: seed, levels, reserve, floor, stop loss, compound, the 1 % fee and gas. Nothing moves on chain.
In Market: the majors, the pairs with the most action on PancakeSwap, or the search with a name or a contract address. Only pairs against WBNB, because the bot trades BNB for the token and back.
Open it, watch its fills and profit update with every candle, pause it (the grid stops buying and selling, the stop loss keeps watching), resume it, move or remove its stop loss, turn compound on or off, add gas, and close it: the token it holds is sold at the current price and the result stays in your history.
The stop loss sells everything once the price falls to it, and never for less than 3 % under it, the contract's own limit: a crash straight through it waits for the price to come back. The gas reserve pays every fill, about 0.000017 BNB at 0.05 gwei, and what is left comes back when you close. With compound on, every realized gain is added to the position, so the bot buys more on the way down and keeps more on the way up; off, the gains wait as BNB. The take profit is the mirror of the stop: once the price rises to it, the bot sells everything and closes, with the whole move in BNB.
No. Robinhood Chain keeps running as today. BNB Chain gets its own contracts and its own keeper.
The wallet you already use on the Desk, switched to BNB Smart Chain (chain id 56), and BNB for the deposit and the gas reserve. No sign-up, no API keys.
Every paper bot in profit after an hour on our keeper ranks by its total result, like the Desk's leaderboard on Robinhood: under a day it shows what it made so far, after that its APR. Copy opens the same grid on paper under your wallet, and you choose the deposit.
After the deploy and once the keeper runs both chains. We will announce it on Telegram and X.
Paper bots book every fill at a live PancakeSwap quote with the contracts' rules, and the studio's replay runs over past candles. Neither is a promise of real results. Nothing here is financial advice.