Binance's grid bot compared to OKX's is honestly dumb as hell. You don’t realize it until you try. On Binance, after you’ve set up all the strategies for the bot and wait for the position to open successfully, you’ll find out the position you bought and the actual leverage don’t match at all. After testing a few times on OKX, I found that OKX gets it right. The leverage you select, the position you buy, and the orders placed all align perfectly. Most importantly, OKX’s liquidation price is much closer to the actual liquidation price. Binance’s liquidation price, on the other hand, is as unpredictable as Schrödinger’s cat. It’s hilarious. Binance’s product manager must be drunk. Are they related to the boss or something? How are they still employed with this level of work? OKX’s bot is more accurate, basically meeting the settings you configure. Although many of OKX’s bots charge fees, Binance doesn’t charge fees, but what they really want is your entire principal.