Build blockchain trading bots with Coinrule to automate entries, exits and risk controls across major exchanges. No code, clear rules and full visibility.
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Instead of reacting to every candle, use Blockchain trading bots in Coinrule to execute a plan with consistent logic. Connect to Binance, Kraken, OKX or Bybit and let rules place orders while you stay in charge. Set triggers like \"buy 2% when price drops 5% in 4 hours\" and add guardrails such as max daily loss and cooldown timers. You keep custody on your venue, and the platform simply automates execution.
Traders build strategies as simple IF-THIS-THEN-THAT logic, then run them on one or multiple venues. Combine price moves, indicators and time filters, for example RSI below 30 on 1-hour candles plus a trend filter like MA200. The engine monitors markets 24/7, logs each decision and lets you pause instantly. Use templates to start fast, then clone and iterate without rewriting anything.
Every bot runs with permissions you control. On centralized exchanges, Coinrule connects via API keys so funds remain on Binance, Coinbase or KuCoin. For on-chain automation, use smart accounts and session keys to limit what the system can do, then route swaps through best-liquidity paths. This setup helps you automate while keeping clear boundaries and auditability.
Fast Templates, Real Risk Controls
Templates cover DCA, grids, breakouts and hedges so you can launch in minutes. You can set a monthly plan like \"$500 split into four $125 buys\" or a dip rule that adds only when volatility is below a threshold. Each template is editable, so you can adjust timeframes, position sizing and exits to match your risk. Start with small size first, then scale gradually.
Multi-Venue Automation
Run the same logic across multiple exchanges, or separate bots by purpose, like one for accumulation and one for protection. Portfolio views help you see exposure by coin and by strategy so you do not double up risk. Alerts keep you informed when rules trigger, when stops hit, or when a bot is paused. For more background, see /automated-trading.
Grid Trading
Places a grid of buys and sells around a range. Rebalances as price oscillates to capture chop. Add a stop if price breaks 3% beyond the range.
Buy the Dips
Buys when price drops a set percent, like 5% in 4 hours. Scales entries with smaller adds on deeper dips. Takes profit at a defined rebound level.
Optimised RSI and MA Strategy
Enters when RSI falls below 35 while price is above MA200. Exits when RSI rises above 60 or trend weakens. Works well on 4-hour to daily charts.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a hard stop, then trails profit as price moves in your favor. Example: stop at -2.5%, trail at 1.5% once up 4%. Helps lock gains during fast moves.
Volatility Breakout
Buys when price closes above a volatility band and volume confirms. Uses ATR-based stops to adapt to regime changes. Exits on a close back inside the band.
Grid Trading
Places a grid of buys and sells around a range. Rebalances as price oscillates to capture chop. Add a stop if price breaks 3% beyond the range.
Buy the Dips
Buys when price drops a set percent, like 5% in 4 hours. Scales entries with smaller adds on deeper dips. Takes profit at a defined rebound level.
Optimised RSI and MA Strategy
Enters when RSI falls below 35 while price is above MA200. Exits when RSI rises above 60 or trend weakens. Works well on 4-hour to daily charts.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a hard stop, then trails profit as price moves in your favor. Example: stop at -2.5%, trail at 1.5% once up 4%. Helps lock gains during fast moves.
Volatility Breakout
Buys when price closes above a volatility band and volume confirms. Uses ATR-based stops to adapt to regime changes. Exits on a close back inside the band.
DCA Accumulator
Accumulates on a schedule, like every Monday at 10:00 UTC. Adds a dip filter to buy extra when price is down 3% week over week. Useful for steady exposure building.
Supertrend Momentum
Follows trend using Supertrend flips as entries and exits. Adds a cooldown to avoid whipsaws in chop. Pairs well with a max drawdown rule.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price tags the lower band and RSI is oversold. Sells near the middle or upper band for a defined mean reversion. Best in range-bound conditions.
Perps Trend Follower
Trades perpetuals with a trend filter and strict risk limits. Enters on higher-high confirmation and exits on trend break. Uses position sizing caps to control leverage.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances back to target weights on a schedule or threshold. Example: restore BTC to 40% when it drifts to 46%. Helps manage concentration after big runs.
Unlike black-box systems, Coinrule makes every condition explicit so you can reason about behavior before going live. Combine triggers like \"RSI below 30\" with confirmations like \"price above MA100\" to avoid catching falling knives. Add time windows, for example only trade during the London-New York overlap. Then define exits: partial take profit at 3%, full exit at 6%, and a stop at 2%. The goal is repeatable execution, not guesswork.
Risk controls should be rules, not reminders. Set max position size per coin, daily loss limits and a circuit breaker that pauses all bots after two stop-outs in 24 hours. Blockchain trading bots can also enforce a trailing stop that tightens from 3% to 1.5% once profit exceeds 10%. These guardrails help keep automation aligned with your plan during high volatility.
For decentralized execution, you can automate swaps through smart accounts while keeping self-custody. Session keys can restrict actions to specific tokens, sizes or time windows, reducing operational risk. Routing can search for better liquidity across pools so you avoid unnecessary slippage. This is useful for systematic rebalancing or staged entries without manual wallet clicking.
Once a first strategy is stable, clone it and change one variable at a time. Track performance by market regime, not just overall PnL. Keep a simple naming convention so you know what each bot does at a glance. Small process improvements compound quickly.
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Signals matter only if you can execute them. Turn alerts into orders with predefined sizing and exits. Keep conditions simple at first, then add confirmations.
Rather than optimizing dozens of knobs, test a few meaningful changes. Try RSI 30 vs 35, or 1-hour vs 4-hour candles, and keep everything else constant. Review at least 30-50 trades before judging.
Single-bot logic is not enough when you run multiple strategies. Set total exposure caps per asset and per category, like max 25% in high beta alts. Add a stablecoin allocation floor during risk-off periods.
Automation works best with routine checks. Review logs weekly, rotate API keys periodically and keep notifications on for stops and pauses. Document what each bot is designed to do and when you will disable it.
Templates give you a starting point, but clones teach you what matters. Duplicate a strategy, change one rule and compare outcomes side by side. Over time you build a library that fits your risk and schedule.
Create a strategy, connect an exchange and start with conservative limits. Scale only after behavior matches your intent. Coinrule keeps automation transparent, controllable and easy to iterate.
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