KuCoin Grid-Bot Returns — Top 25 by Market Cap

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The 12-month average is compressing as the bear market deepens

Equal-weight average trailing-12-month bot return across the top 25 coins, by snapshot month.

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Top 25 coins — KuCoin tab (click a row to load it into the calculator)

# Coin Mkt cap Category Latest 12-mo % Cycle avg % Weekly* % Trend
*Weekly % = Latest 12-mo % ÷ 52 (simple). Sparkline spans all monthly snapshots.

How to read this & caveats

What the numbers are. Each value is the trailing-12-month backtested return of running the bot on that coin's pair on KuCoin (the KuCoin tab only, per your instruction). "Cycle avg" is the mean of all monthly snapshots since Sept 2025 — a through-cycle figure that smooths out the bear-market compression. "Latest" is the most recent snapshot (June 2026).

Why the average is falling. The trailing-12-month window now contains more of the bear market, so the portfolio average dropped from to (). Almost every coin's reading remains compressed versus late 2025 — which is consistent with being near a cycle bottom.

Volatility pays, size doesn't. Grid bots earn from oscillation, so the mega-caps return little (BTC ~6%, TRX ~3%, BNB ~9%, ETH ~13%) while smaller, more volatile large-caps return far more (ZEC ~79%, DEXE ~54%, ASTER ~38%, TAO/HYPE ~34%). ZEC is an outlier driven by a large directional run and may not repeat.

Caveats. Backtested ≠ future; past bot performance assumes similar volatility and the same settings. A few source cells look like data glitches (e.g. Mantle Dec 25 = 1.76%) and are left raw — they don't change the conclusions. Returns are gross of trading fees and slippage. Tax: the calculator just applies a flat rate you enter — it is not tax advice; AU bot-trading profit is generally ordinary income, so confirm your marginal rate.