Zoomex rolled out its Contract Grid trading feature on July 22, 2026, targeting crypto traders who struggle to make money when prices move sideways instead of trending clearly up or down.
The tool works by dividing a chosen price range into multiple levels. Every time the market crosses one of those levels, the system automatically opens or closes a position, then replenishes the order and keeps going. No manual input needed once the parameters are set.
Three Modes for Different Market Reads
Contract Grid comes with three directional settings. Long Grid suits markets that oscillate but lean bullish. Short Grid fits a bearish-leaning range. A neutral mode covers flat, undirected chop. Traders pick whichever matches their read on current conditions rather than forcing one fixed approach onto every situation.
The appeal is simple. Sideways markets, where prices bounce around inside a band for days or weeks without breaking out, are notoriously hard to trade by hand. Catching enough small moves to turn a profit requires constant screen time. Automating the process means the strategy keeps working through the night, through weekends, without a trader having to watch every tick.
Zoomex positions Contract Grid as a way to extract value from volatility itself, not from predicting direction. The system only stops performing when price escapes the defined range entirely, at which point traders would need to reconfigure or pause the strategy.
This article is based on a sponsored press release. It does not constitute financial advice. Crypto trading carries significant risk; always do your own research before committing capital.
