For years, traders have had to adapt their ideas to software: learning where every setting lives, translating an investment thesis into rigid fields, and moving between dashboards before a strategy can be tested or launched.

Coinrule MCP reverses that relationship. Instead of starting with a form, you start with intent. You describe what you want to understand, test or automate, and your AI assistant selects the relevant Coinrule tools on your behalf.

“Show my active Coinrule strategies, summarise today’s PnL and tell me which strategy most recently generated a signal.”

The assistant handles the conversation. Coinrule remains the execution, validation, portfolio and market-connectivity layer underneath it. Strategies created through chat appear in the standard Coinrule Agents dashboard, so users keep a single view of their automation across chat and web.

What is the Coinrule MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, an open standard that allows an AI assistant to connect to external software and use authorised tools. Coinrule operates an official remote MCP server for Coinrule Cloud accounts.

Once connected, a compatible assistant can call Coinrule functions on the user’s behalf. The user does not need to know the tool names or API structure. They can ask in plain English, and the assistant chooses the correct action.

Coinrule MCP turns ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and other compatible assistants into conversational interfaces for Coinrule trading automation.

The official MCP server address is:

https://cloud.coinrule.com/mcp

What can you do with Coinrule MCP?

Coinrule MCP covers the full workflow from account visibility to strategy execution. Its tools are grouped across strategy monitoring, portfolio data, strategy creation, templates, baskets and backtesting.

1. Read balances, holdings and portfolio allocation

Ask your assistant for cash balances, holdings, total portfolio value and allocation across connected exchanges and brokers. The MCP can also identify connected venue accounts, which are required when launching live strategies.

“Show my current holdings across every connected account, rank my five largest allocations and tell me how much cash is available.”

2. Inspect live strategies and trading activity

The assistant can list strategies and retrieve configuration, status, open positions, PnL, paper balance, trigger proximity, activity logs, trades and PnL history. It can also read a combined activity feed across all strategies.

“What have my Coinrule bots done in the last 24 hours? Summarise signals, completed trades, open positions and PnL.”

3. Create trading strategies from natural language

With Read + Write permission, users can describe a trading idea in ordinary language and ask Coinrule to validate, test and launch it. Coinrule supports both a staged workflow and a one-step workflow.

• Staged workflow: validate the prompt or script, generate tests, review the result, then create the strategy on a selected venue.
• One-step workflow: convert a plain-English instruction into a validated, tested and launched strategy in one request.

“On paper trading, create a BTC/USDT strategy using $500. Buy when RSI(14) falls below 30 on the one-hour timeframe. Take profit at 7% and stop loss at 4%. Validate and backtest it before launch.”

4. Update, pause, resume or stop strategies

The MCP can update a strategy configuration, redeploy it, resume a stopped strategy, or stop and pause a running agent. A stop request can optionally close open positions, so users should state their intent clearly.

“Pause my ETH strategy but keep any open positions unchanged.”

5. Browse Coinrule strategy templates

The Script Library can be explored through chat. Users can browse pre-built approaches such as RSI, DCA, TradingView and basket strategies, filter them by level, and use a template as the basis for a new agent.

“Show me beginner-friendly DCA templates, explain the differences and launch the best fit on paper trading with $300.”

6. Build and launch multi-asset baskets

Coinrule MCP can browse curated baskets, search the supported asset universe, create custom baskets containing two to 20 assets and assign target weights. A basket can be launched on one venue or across several venues.

For multi-venue baskets, Coinrule maps each basket component to the matching connected exchange or broker account rather than assuming every asset belongs on one platform.

“Build an equally weighted basket of BTC, ETH and SOL, rebalance it weekly and launch it with $1,000 on paper trading.”

7. Run and compare backtests

The MCP can list saved backtests, retrieve a backtest summary, access raw trade exports, run a new historical simulation and compare several parameter scenarios in one pass.

“Backtest a BTC RSI mean-reversion strategy on the one-hour timeframe over the last year, then compare 2%, 4% and 6% stop-loss variants.”

Coinrule MCP capabilities at a glance

Supported venues and asset types

Through the MCP, an assistant can trade on supported venues connected to the user’s Coinrule account, including Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Kraken spot, Kraken perpetuals, Hyperliquid, KuCoin and Trading 212, Webull, Alpaca, Public. Coinrule supports crypto spot, perpetuals, stocks and paper-trading equivalents within the relevant connected-account setup.

Venue availability may expand over time, so the live Coinrule documentation should remain the source of truth for the latest integrations.

How to connect ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another MCP client

1. Create or sign in to a Coinrule Cloud account.
2. Open the apps, connectors or integrations area inside your AI assistant.
3. Add a custom or remote MCP server using https://cloud.coinrule.com/mcp.
4. Complete the Coinrule sign-in flow. Authentication happens through Coinrule using OAuth 2.1.
5. Choose Read only or Read + Write access.
6. Test the connection by asking the assistant to list your Coinrule strategies or show your balances.

A connected exchange or broker is required for live execution. Paper trading can be used without a live exchange connection.

Read only vs Read + Write permissions

Coinrule uses scoped access. The user approves the permission level on Coinrule’s own consent screen.

How Coinrule MCP security works

• OAuth 2.1 authentication: the AI assistant does not receive the user’s Coinrule password or exchange API keys.
• Scoped permissions: write tools are hidden unless coinrule:write was explicitly granted.
• API-only access: the MCP acts through the Coinrule API and has no direct database, Redis or exchange-key access.
• Expiring and rotating tokens: access tokens are short-lived and refresh tokens rotate.
• Per-user rate limits: requests are rate-limited to help protect the account.
• Instant revocation: connections can be reviewed and revoked from Settings → Integrations in Coinrule.

The best workflow for AI-assisted trading

AI can make strategy creation faster, but it should not remove review and risk control. A strong process keeps the trader in the loop at each consequential stage.

Define the objective: State whether the strategy is designed for accumulation, momentum, mean reversion, hedging or rebalancing.

Specify the details: Name the asset, venue, timeframe, capital, entry, exit, position sizing and risk limits.

Ask for an explanation: Request a plain-language summary of the strategy logic and its main assumptions.

Validate the strategy: Check that the generated structure matches the original intent.

Run backtests: Test historical performance and compare several parameter variants.

Use paper trading: Observe behaviour in current conditions without risking real capital.

Move gradually: Only consider live execution after review, starting with limited capital and ongoing monitoring.

How to write better Coinrule MCP prompts

Good prompts are specific enough to remove ambiguity while leaving room for the assistant to explain and validate the result. Include the following whenever relevant:

• Asset or trading pair
• Exchange, broker or paper venue
• Live or paper execution
• Capital allocation
• Timeframe and indicators
• Entry and exit conditions
• Position sizing
• Stop-loss and take-profit rules
• Rebalancing frequency for baskets
• A request for validation and backtesting

Copy-and-paste Coinrule MCP prompts

Portfolio analysis

Strategy monitoring

Strategy creation

Backtesting

Baskets

Strategy management

Common Coinrule MCP connection problems

ChatGPT shows invalid_client: Remove the Coinrule connector and add it again. This forces a fresh OAuth registration.

The server URL is rejected: Use exactly https://cloud.coinrule.com/mcp with no extra path or query string.

The sign-in flow loops: Confirm the correct Coinrule account, allow pop-ups and redirects, then remove and reconnect if the client cached an incomplete attempt.

The assistant can read but cannot trade: Reconnect and select Read + Write. Write tools are intentionally hidden on a read-only connection.

Access stopped working: Check whether the connection was revoked. If token refresh failed, remove and reconnect.

A multi-venue basket reports a missing account: Connect an account for each exchange or broker used by the basket, then retry.

The assistant chooses the wrong action: State the venue, amount, asset and whether the request is paper or live.

Frequently asked questions

What is Coinrule MCP?

Coinrule MCP is the official Model Context Protocol server that connects Coinrule Cloud to compatible AI assistants. It allows users to inspect accounts, create and manage strategies, run backtests and launch baskets through chat.

Can ChatGPT trade through Coinrule?

Yes. When ChatGPT is connected to Coinrule MCP with Read + Write permission, it can use authorised Coinrule tools to create, launch and manage strategies. Live execution requires a connected exchange or broker.

Does Coinrule MCP work with Claude and Grok?

Yes. Coinrule provides connection guidance for ChatGPT, Claude and Grok, and it supports other clients that can connect to a remote MCP server using OAuth.

Can Coinrule MCP trade crypto and stocks?

Coinrule MCP can access supported crypto spot, perpetual and stock venues connected to the user’s Coinrule account, as well as paper-trading equivalents.

Can I use Coinrule MCP without risking money?

Yes. Add “on paper” or “use paper trading” to launch prompts. Paper trading can be used without connecting a live exchange.

Is Coinrule MCP safe?

Coinrule MCP uses OAuth 2.1, scoped permissions, expiring tokens and per-user rate limits. The assistant does not receive the user’s Coinrule password or exchange API keys, and access can be revoked instantly.

What is the difference between Read only and Read + Write?

Read only can inspect strategies, balances, holdings, trades, signals, PnL and backtests. Read + Write can also create and manage strategies, launch baskets and run new backtests.

Can an AI assistant withdraw funds?

No, Coinrule MCP is designed around Coinrule strategy and portfolio functionality. Users should configure exchange API permissions securely and keep withdrawal permissions disabled.

Where do strategies created through chat appear?

They appear in the standard Coinrule Agents dashboard, where they can be reviewed and managed alongside strategies created in the web app.

What is the Coinrule MCP server URL?

The official server URL is https://cloud.coinrule.com/mcp

The beginning of conversational execution

Coinrule MCP is more than a new integration. It changes the interface between a trader’s intent and automated execution.

The traditional workflow begins with menus, forms and configuration. The conversational workflow begins with a question or an idea: inspect an account, describe a strategy, test it, improve it, launch it and monitor it—all through the AI assistant the user already works with.

Coinrule remains the controlled infrastructure beneath that conversation: validating strategies, connecting to supported markets, tracking activity and giving users permissioned control over their agents.

Coinrule MCP is now live for ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and other compatible AI assistants. Connect your assistant, begin with Read only access or paper trading, and turn your next trading idea into a conversation.

Trading involves substantial risk and may result in the loss of capital. Backtests, simulations and past performance do not guarantee future returns. AI-generated strategies and analysis may contain errors and should be independently reviewed before use. Nothing in this article constitutes financial, investment or trading advice.

Learn more: Coinrule MCP documentation

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Why this matters now

Markets are undergoing a structural change. Execution has become electronic by default, information travels instantly, and decision cycles are collapsing from hours to seconds. In that environment, discretionary trading becomes harder to sustain because the trader is forced to react faster than human cognition comfortably allows. The modern alternative is a rules first approach, and increasingly, an agent supervised approach, where decision logic is explicit, execution is continuous, and humans stay in control through guardrails.

This article explains how automated trading works, how it developed historically, what changes when AI enters the workflow, and what an agent framework actually means in practical terms.

What “Algo Trading” really is

At its core, automated trading is a rule based system that places trades on your behalf. The rules encode decisions that you have already made before the market pressure arrives. The objective is not sophistication for its own sake. The objective is discipline.

A classic principle in rule driven trading is simple: never enter a position if you do not already know how and when you will exit. In practice, this means you define your conditions and thresholds before volatility forces you into emotional decision making.

A useful way to think about automated trading is that it replaces reactive judgment with pre committed logic. That is why it appeals to traders during high volatility: it reduces panic and increases rational decision making. Platforms like Coinrule exist to translate these rule based ideas into executable systems, allowing traders to convert strategy logic into live rules without needing to build the infrastructure themselves.

The historical arc: how we got here

Modern automation did not start with crypto. It started when markets turned electronic.

1) From open outcry to terminals

Markets began in physical exchanges where orders were negotiated face to face. Execution was human, slow, and visibly social.

When terminals arrived, everything changed. The screen became the market interface. That interface also hid a great deal: spread dynamics, microstructure effects, and the reality that a single order can trigger many forms of price movement. This transition marked the beginning of a world where execution is mediated by technology rather than people.

2) ETFs made baskets tradable at scale

A major shift came with ETFs, which made baskets of assets tradable like single instruments. Early ETFs were more discretionary in how they were managed. Over time, the construction and management of many ETFs became increasingly rules driven, reflecting the broader trend toward automation and repeatable logic.

The important concept is not “ETF” itself. The important concept is modularity: a strategy can be applied to a basket, not just a single asset. Once that becomes normal, trading becomes less about picking one instrument and more about designing decision systems for categories of exposure.

3) Mobile apps and the retail access wave

As app stores and mobile platforms exploded, retail investors gained direct access to instruments that previously required intermediaries. The market also saw the rise of fractional shares, and later, the idea that execution could be simplified into a product experience.

Copy trading emerged in that era as a primitive form of automation: you mirror someone else’s actions. It is automated execution, but the logic is outsourced to another person.

4) No code logic builders

The next step was letting retail investors build their own logic without programming. In computer science terms, an algorithm is a set of instructions and conditional decisions. Translating that into trading means you can define conditions using indicators and triggers, then execute across timeframes. Whether you implement it in Python, C++, or a visual interface, the underlying concept is the same: structured decision logic operating continuously.

What changes when AI enters the workflow

Traditional automation often behaves like a static block of code. It executes the same logic regardless of context unless you explicitly programmed every exception. AI changes the workflow at each stage, not because it makes you “smarter,” but because it changes the cost of iteration and the breadth of what can be operationalized.

A useful way to frame the shift is that AI reduces the gap between institutional and non institutional capability. Historically, institutions had developer teams and tooling that retail did not. With AI and agents, parts of that capability become accessible without requiring a full engineering organization.

The old workflow

The traditional automation workflow tends to look like this:

• You come up with an idea

• You formalize it into code or a fixed framework

• You backtest on historical data

• You deploy it and it runs as written

• You analyze performance later and make manual edits

This flow works, but it is rigid. If the world changes, the strategy does not naturally adapt.

The AI enabled workflow

AI reshapes the process across the entire lifecycle:

• You brainstorm and iterate with an LLM during ideation from the UI  via Coinrule MCP 

• The LLM helps you draft scripts or structured logic

• You test and evaluate faster across scenarios

• You run strategies while capturing detailed execution context

• You feed that context back into the model to improve the next iteration

The important shift is that the strategy becomes adaptable in concept, even if you still apply strict guardrails in practice. The goal is not infinite flexibility. The goal is controlled adaptability.

The four stage framework: ideation, build, execution, analysis

A clear way to understand AI assisted trading is to break it into four stages.

1) Ideation

AI helps you iterate faster, but the edge still needs to come from you. The model can list every imaginable strategy, but that is not the same as finding a strategy that fits your risk appetite, time horizon, and market familiarity.

Your job is to provide constraints and context, including:

• goals and risk appetite

• markets you understand enough to validate outputs

• realistic assumptions about liquidity and volatility

A critical warning worth keeping: you cannot outsource your brain to the LLM. Treat it as a sparring partner, not a money machine.

2) Script generation or rule design

AI can produce code, Pine scripts, and structured logic quickly. It can also help you create a test harness and compare behavior against historical data.

However, backtests are not reality. They are a simplified simulation. The model can help generate the logic, but you must evaluate whether it is coherent and robust.

3) Execution

Execution is where many strategies fail, because live markets introduce friction:

• slippage

• fees

• partial fills

• missed triggers

• adverse selection from faster bots

This is why platforms matter: building a strategy is one task, building a production execution environment is another. If you focus on strategy design, you generally want to be exchange agnostic and avoid rebuilding the entire infrastructure stack yourself. Platforms like Coinrule are built to keep you exchange agnostic while handling the operational details that break most strategies in production, so you can focus on the logic and the learning loop rather than rebuilding execution plumbing.

4) Analysis and optimization

This is where AI becomes genuinely powerful. If you capture the right context about execution, you can feed it back to the LLM so it can explain what happened and propose refinements.

What context matters most is the unglamorous reality:

• was there slippage

• did the limit order fail to fill

• was there a data issue

• was there a macro event you did not account for

• did the strategy break under a specific microstructure condition

If you give the model real execution context, it can learn in a grounded way. Without that context, it will overfit to theories. This shift is particularly powerful when combined with platforms like Coinrule that already provide execution infrastructure, allowing traders to focus on strategy generation while automation handles deployment and monitoring.

From bots to agents: what “agent trading” implies

A “bot” is usually a single strategy running a fixed set of rules. An “agent” implies a broader capability: a system that can observe, retain memory, consult tools, and coordinate with other agents under a governance framework.

Our future vision is a “set of agents around you,” each with a specialist role, such as:

• analyst agent for research and synthesis

• trading agent for execution decisions within constraints

• engineering agent for tooling and integration

• data agent for market data and external signals

The key concept is not autonomy for its own sake. The key concept is division of labor and supervised decision making.

Human in the loop is not optional

A credible agent framework is designed for shared control. Humans define thresholds, risk boundaries, and escalation rules. Agents operate within those parameters, and consult the human when decisions exceed predefined limits.

One practical example is threshold based delegation: an agent may be allowed to experiment with positions below a certain fraction of portfolio size, but must provide a summary and request confirmation above that threshold.

This is how real systems become scalable without becoming reckless.

AI concepts explained plainly

Here is what several, relevant technical ideas mean in practical trading terms.

MCP, API, CLI

These refer to how systems connect and how power users configure workflows.

• API is the standard interface to send and receive market and order data

• CLI is a command line interface, usually used by advanced users to automate configuration and operations

• MCP was referenced as part of tooling and connector architecture across platforms, meaning an environment where tools and connectors are coordinated rather than handled manually

The practical takeaway is simple: agent systems are only as good as the tools they can reliably access.

Fine tuning

Fine tuning means refining a model using specific data so it behaves better in a target domain. In trading, the most valuable fine tuning is not generic market theory. It is the execution reality of a given platform, instrument set, and user behavior constraints.

RAG context ready

Retrieval augmented generation means the model can pull relevant context from stored data when making decisions. In trading, that can include:

• prior strategy behavior in similar volatility

• execution logs showing typical slippage and fill patterns

• a record of macro events that broke strategies

The value is not “knowledge.” The value is situational recall.

Strategy performance memory retention

This means the system preserves what happened across runs so it can learn iteratively, rather than treating each strategy run as disconnected. In real markets, this is essential because performance is path dependent, and the difference between backtest and live execution is often where the alpha is lost.

Financial guardrailing

Guardrails are explicit constraints that prevent runaway behavior. They are the core of safety in automated systems. Examples include:

• maximum position size

• maximum daily loss

• maximum number of trades per hour

• allowed instruments list

• required confirmation for large changes

Guardrails turn “automation” into “controlled automation.”

What good practice looks like

If you want a durable approach to AI assisted automated trading, read this set of principles that are worth adopting:

• Pre commit your exits, not just your entries

• Treat AI as a collaborator, not a replacement for judgment

• Prefer real execution data over backtest narratives

• Capture detailed logs and feed them back into analysis

• Use thresholds and escalation for human oversight

• Separate strategy design from execution infrastructure

• Run a portfolio of strategies for different regimes rather than betting on one idea forever

Automated trading began as rule based execution designed to remove emotion and impose discipline. Over time, markets became electronic, retail access expanded, and no code tools made logic creation easier. AI now changes the economics of the workflow by accelerating iteration and enabling agent frameworks that retain memory and operate continuously with guardrails.

If you understand one thing, it should be this: the edge is no longer purely in writing code. The edge is in building a controlled system that can learn from live execution, retain what it learned, and operate under constraints that you trust.

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Coinrule users can now use Koinly and receive a 10 percent discount when using Koinly for crypto tax accounting. For anyone running automated strategies, this makes tax reporting significantly more manageable.

Export your Coinrule trades for Koinly

Koinly supports Coinrule through a dedicated integration workflow that allows users to export their Coinrule trading history and upload it into Koinly.

While the process is not fully automatic, it is structured and reliable. By following the official steps, Coinrule users can ensure their automated trades are correctly reflected in Koinly’s tax calculations without manual data reconstruction.

You can find the full step by step guide on Koinly.

Exclusive 10 percent discount for Coinrule users

As part of this collaboration, Coinrule users receive an exclusive 10 percent discount on Koinly. This discount can be used when calculating and preparing crypto tax reports across all regions supported by Koinly.

You will to register via this special link and be a Coinrule user to activate the discount.

What is Koinly

Koinly is a crypto tax platform used by thousands of traders, investors, and accountants to calculate capital gains, income, and other taxable events across a wide range of crypto activity. It supports hundreds of exchanges, wallets, and on chain protocols, and produces tax reports aligned with local tax rules in the UK, EU, US, and many other jurisdictions.

Koinly is built to handle high trade volumes and complex activity, which makes it particularly suitable for users who automate their trading or trade across multiple venues.

What this collaboration means

Automated trading naturally increases the number of transactions a trader makes. That is the point of using rules and automation. Without the right tooling, however, that same efficiency can turn into complexity at tax time.

By pairing Coinrule with Koinly, traders get a clear path from automated execution to structured tax reporting. Exporting your Coinrule trades into Koinly removes the need to manually piece together trade histories and helps ensure your reports reflect what actually happened in the market.

Get started

If you are already using Coinrule, you can export your trading history and import it into Koinly in just a few minutes by following the official guide. From there, you can apply your 10 percent discount and generate tax reports with confidence.

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Hyperliquid is built for speed and liquidity. That combination is powerful but it leaves no room for sloppy execution. Price moves quickly and fills happen fast. When traders hesitate or second guess themselves the market moves on without them. What feels like a small delay often turns into a missed trade or a bad fill.

Many traders arrive on Hyperliquid with strategies that worked elsewhere. The logic is sound but the execution falls apart. This is because Hyperliquid compresses feedback. Mistakes that might take days to show up on slower venues appear immediately. Over time this creates a clear separation between traders who operate with structure and those who rely on reflex. The most effective trading hacks on Hyperliquid focus on removing execution failure rather than finding new signals.

The biggest hack is execution automation with Limits.trade

The most meaningful advantage active traders gain on Hyperliquid comes from automating execution. Limits.trade exists to address this exact problem. Limits.trade is a non custodial execution automation platform built specifically for Hyperliquid trading. Traders use it to define exactly how positions should be entered and exited before price reaches key levels. Once those conditions are met execution happens automatically without hesitation.

This matters because Hyperliquid often moves faster than human reaction time. Manual limit orders are frequently left behind and market orders introduce unnecessary slippage. Limits.trade allows execution to adapt within a controlled price range. This improves fill reliability while keeping control over price. For many traders Limits.trade becomes their primary Hyperliquid trading bot. It does not tell traders what to trade. It ensures that trades happen as intended. This shift alone can change how trading feels on Hyperliquid. Execution becomes calm and mechanical instead of reactive and stressful.

Decide exits before you think about entries

A trade without a defined exit is not a trade. It is a hope. On Hyperliquid hope is expensive. Experienced traders decide how a position ends before they ever open it. They know where risk is invalidated and where profits are taken. These decisions are made when the trader is calm and objective rather than when price is moving quickly. Automation makes this approach reliable. When exits are predefined and handled by tools like Limits.trade the trader is no longer tempted to interfere emotionally. Stop losses trigger when they should. Profit taking happens without hesitation. Over time this discipline reduces drawdowns and improves consistency. On Hyperliquid this is not optional. It is survival.

Stop trying to predict and start controlling exposure

Prediction feels productive but it rarely improves execution. Many Hyperliquid traders lose money not because they are wrong about direction but because they apply exposure poorly. More experienced traders focus on how exposure is built rather than on being right. They think in terms of execution quality and position management. They care about average entry and controlled exits. This mindset reduces pressure and improves decision making. Execution automation supports this shift. When exposure is applied through predefined logic the trader no longer needs to micromanage every tick. This allows strategies to play out as designed rather than being constantly adjusted out of fear.

Use market data for context not for impulse

Market data such as open interest and leverage positioning can provide useful context on Hyperliquid. It helps traders understand whether markets are crowded or fragile. The mistake many traders make is reacting impulsively to this data. Experienced traders separate analysis from execution. They use market data to decide whether a trade is worth planning. Once a plan exists they rely on execution automation to carry it out. This separation prevents emotional overtrading. Context informs intent. Execution tools enforce it.

Review execution honestly and often

Hyperliquid makes it easy to see profit and loss but it does not explain why those results occurred. Traders who improve consistently spend time reviewing how trades were executed. They look at whether entries were late, whether exits followed the plan and examine whether execution changed under pressure. These patterns only become visible through honest review. Automation helps here as well. When execution is rule driven behavior becomes measurable. Over time this feedback loop leads to cleaner rules and fewer mistakes.

Why Limits.trade changes how traders operate on Hyperliquid

Hyperliquid does not reward constant attention. It rewards structure and discipline. Manual execution eventually hits a ceiling where speed and emotion limit performance. Limits.trade removes that ceiling by automating the most failure prone part of trading. It allows traders to express intent clearly and let execution happen without interference. For many active traders this is the turning point where trading becomes sustainable rather than exhausting. On Hyperliquid execution is not a detail. It is the edge.

Check out Limits.trade here – https://limits.trade

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Hyperliquid is a decentralized perpetuals exchange built for high performance crypto trading. It combines a fully onchain settlement model with a fast matching engine that rivals centralized exchanges. Traders use Hyperliquid to trade perpetual futures with deep liquidity while maintaining self custody of their funds.

Unlike many decentralized exchanges that rely on slow execution or fragmented liquidity, Hyperliquid is designed for active trading. It supports high frequency order placement, tight spreads, and large position sizes. This has made it popular with professional crypto traders who want speed without giving up control.

As activity on Hyperliquid has increased, traders have started to look beyond the native interface. Execution quality, automation, and risk control have become more important as markets move faster and leverage increases.

Why traders use external tools on Hyperliquid

Trading directly on Hyperliquid works well for manual execution, but it places the full burden of timing, discipline, and risk management on the trader. During volatile conditions this often leads to missed fills and late exits.

This is where trading tools and crypto trading bots come in. External platforms help traders automate execution, manage trades consistently, and reduce the need for constant screen time. These tools do not replace strategy. They enforce it. The most useful Hyperliquid trading tools focus on execution, market context, and review rather than prediction.

Limits.trade

Limits.trade is a non custodial execution and automation platform built specifically for Hyperliquid trading. It is designed for traders who already know their levels and want those levels executed reliably without manual intervention.

Limits.trade allows traders to automate entries, exits, stop losses, and take profit logic using price based conditions. Orders adapt to market movement within a defined range, improving fill reliability while maintaining control over execution price. This is especially useful during fast markets where manual execution often fails. The platform functions as a Hyperliquid trading bot focused purely on execution. It does not generate signals or suggest trades. It runs the logic defined by the trader and executes it consistently.

Funds remain on Hyperliquid at all times. Limits.trade interacts only with signed orders, making it suitable for traders who want automation without giving up custody or control. or many active traders, Limits.trade becomes the core execution layer for systematic crypto trading on Hyperliquid.

Based.one

Based.one is an onchain analytics platform used by Hyperliquid traders to understand market positioning. It focuses on open interest, leverage distribution, and large trader activity across markets. Traders use Based.one to assess whether trades are crowded and to identify areas where liquidation risk may increase. Thinformation helps with timing and bias but does not execute trades. Based.one is typically used before a trade is placed as part of market analysis rather than during execution.

Thread

Thread is a crypto trading analytics platform focused on post trade review. It helps traders analyze historical performance by breaking down how trades were entered and exited. Hyperliquid traders use Thread to identify execution mistakes, inconsistent sizing, and emotional behavior that may not be visible through profit and loss alone. It supports improvement through structured review rather than live trading. Thread does not automate trades or interact with markets directly.

Execution focused automation on Hyperliquid

As Hyperliquid has matured, many traders have shifted toward execution focused automation. Instead of reacting to price movements in real time, traders define their trading logic in advance and allow a trading bot to handle execution.

This approach reduces emotional interference and improves consistency. It is especially important for traders managing multiple positions or running repeatable crypto trading strategies. Automation on Hyperliquid is not about predicting the market. It is about enforcing discipline and protecting capital.

Why Limits.trade stands out

Among the available Hyperliquid trading tools, execution quality is often the biggest differentiator. Poor execution can turn a good strategy into a losing one. Limits.trade focuses entirely on execution automation. It improves how orders are filled, reduces missed trades, and allows traders to operate systematically without constant monitoring. For traders who prioritize precision, consistency, and non custodial control, it has become the most practical Hyperliquid trading bot available today.

Check out Limits.trade here – https://limits.trade

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Why Crypto Traders Need More Structure Than They Think

Crypto is unlike any other market. Price can move five percent in minutes. Weekend liquidity can disappear instantly. News can reverse a trend without warning. Even experienced traders struggle because they are forced to make decisions at high speed and under stress. Manual traders often know what they should do, but emotion, hesitation, or simple distraction gets in the way. Risk management is the part of trading that fails first when emotions rise. Traders hold losers too long because they “want the bounce”. They hold winners too long because the breakout “might extend”. They increase size after a win. They chase a candle after a sudden move. These behaviours are normal but extremely destructive.

Automated trading is one of the most effective solutions to this because it removes the emotional layer. With Coinrule, you can design rules that behave the same way at 2 p.m. or at 3 a.m., during volatility or during quiet periods. The bot never hesitates. It never second guesses. It never gets tired. It only follows the structure you set. This consistency is what makes automation such a powerful form of risk management.

How Coinrule Encourages Traders to Think About Risk 

One of the quiet strengths of Coinrule is that you cannot deploy a rule without defining your conditions. This forces traders to think through their risk management before any capital is put at risk.

When you build a rule, you are asked:

• What must happen before the bot enters a trade
• Under what conditions the rule should exit
• How much of your balance the rule is allowed to use
• Which coins the rule is allowed to trade

This structure encourages disciplined thinking. Instead of reacting to a market that moves faster than you can click, you plan in advance. You choose conditions that make sense for your patience, your account size, and the market environment you expect. You set risk limits when your mind is calm, not when the chart is moving violently.

Why Automated Execution Reduces Losses

The benefits of automation become clearest during moments of extreme volatility, exactly when manual traders often make their worst decisions. Coinrule can respond instantly when your conditions trigger. It can close positions with no delay. It can limit your exposure with allocations. It can avoid entire sectors by filtering with baskets. This turns chaotic markets into structured environments because your bot is always operating inside rules you created deliberately.

Consider an example where a trader sets a trend-following rule for the PoS Layer 1 basket. The rule watches for upward momentum and uses an unrealised P&L trigger to exit if the move weakens. When volatility spikes: The bot doesn’t panic, it follows the rule. The exit fires the moment your P&L boundary hits. The allocation keeps the position small. The basket ensures you are trading reliable, liquid assets For a manual trader, the same situation would involve hesitation, doubt, re-evaluation, and often an emotionally-driven decision. Automation replaces that entire process with consistency.

How Features Combine Into a Risk-First Trading Framework

Coinrule encourages risk-aware behaviour through features designed specifically for protection:

Allocations
Control the maximum exposure any rule can use. This prevents oversized losses and keeps your portfolio steady.

Unrealised P&L triggers
Protect open profits and limit open losses. The bot exits as soon as your threshold hits.

Baskets
Keep the rule inside the right sector so the strategy doesn’t wander into unpredictable coins.

Conditional logic
Entries and exits happen only under rules you set. This prevents impulse trades and forces discipline.

Each feature works on a different part of the risk spectrum, exposure, market selection, trade management, execution speed but together they produce something much more powerful: a trading environment that is predictable, controlled and consistent.

Long-Term Survival and Steady Profitability

Long-term profitability in crypto is not about finding the best indicator or timing the perfect trade. It comes from avoiding catastrophic mistakes. Most accounts are destroyed by one oversized position or one emotional decision made in the wrong moment. Coinrule reduces the chance of these mistakes ever occurring. It enforces your best behaviour automatically. It protects you from overreactions, hesitation, and impulse decisions. It keeps your risk boundaries intact during every market condition.

The goal of risk management is not to eliminate losses. It is to make losses controlled, manageable and recoverable. With automated execution, structured rules, baskets, allocations and P&L-based exits, Coinrule helps traders trade in a way that protects their capital and builds stability across cycles. Crypto will always be volatile. Coinrule makes it far safer to participate in that volatility while keeping your balance intact and your long-term strategy alive.

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Managing Open Trades Matters More Than Finding Perfect Entries

Most traders spend far more time trying to perfect their entry than understanding how their exits shape long-term profitability. In reality, entries matter only if the trade is protected. A strong entry without a strong exit is simply a delayed loss. This is especially true in crypto, where price can reverse ten percent within minutes and erase an entire setup.

Coinrule’s unrealised profit and loss triggers are designed for this exact problem. Instead of relying on fixed price targets or manual monitoring, traders can define the boundary where they want a trade closed based on actual open performance. This is crucial for risk management because it focuses on what really matters during a trade: the current state of the position, not the ideal scenario that existed at entry.

If a profitable trade begins to weaken, the unrealised P&L trigger immediately protects a portion of the gain. If a losing trade progresses beyond your defined tolerance, the exit fires before the loss becomes damaging. This gives traders a safety mechanism that reacts faster than any manual decision ever could. The result is a trading environment where losing trades stay small and winning trades are not allowed to turn into losses, two rules that every successful trader follows.

How Allocations Prevent Oversized Risk 

Many traders don’t lose money because they are wrong. They lose money because they were wrong with too much size. Crypto’s volatility punishes oversized positions, especially when emotions start controlling decision-making. With Coinrule, allocations stop this risk at its source. An allocation is the maximum share of your total balance that any rule is allowed to use. If you specify that a strategy can use only five percent or ten percent, that number becomes absolute. The rule cannot exceed it, even if ten perfect signals fire in a row. This structure protects traders from impulse overexposure after a winning streak, revenge trading after a losing streak and accidental concentration during volatile market periods

Take a real example. A trader running a high-frequency strategy in the Top Futures basket might experience faster-than-expected volatility. If the allocation is capped at five percent, even a sudden liquidation spike becomes manageable. Moreover, a trader experimenting with reversal signals in the NFTs basket, where moves frequently swing twenty percent in a day, can limit damage simply by constraining the allocation to a modest percentage. Even a poor trade stays small enough to recover from. Allocations turn position sizing from an emotional decision into a structural rule.

How Unrealised P&L Triggers and Allocations Work Together

These two features strengthen each other in a way that produces far safer behaviour than manual trading. Unrealised P&L triggers ensure the trade itself never causes runaway damage. Allocations ensure the size of the trade never becomes dangerous in the first place. Together they form a protective “risk envelope” around every strategy:

• Your maximum exposure is capped
• Open trades are monitored in real time
• Losses stop at pre-defined boundaries
• Gains are protected before they reverse

This framework is what creates consistent performance. It removes the possibility of catastrophic errors and builds trading behaviour that resembles a professional system rather than reactive, emotional decision-making.

Why This Makes Coinrule a Safe Platform for Systematic Trading

Coinrule’s structure encourages responsible trading behaviour. By placing allocations and P&L-based exits at the core of its rule engine, the platform helps traders adopt the fundamental principles of risk management that every successful investor uses. Instead of letting traders fall into emotional patterns: over-sizing, holding losers, hesitating on exits, Coinrule enforces discipline automatically. This is what keeps traders profitable across volatility spikes, narrative rotations and unexpected market events. Risk management is built into the Coinrule architecture.

Allocations limit exposure.
P&L triggers limit damage.
Rules act with perfect consistency.

When these layers work together, traders reduce losses, protect gains and preserve the ability to trade tomorrow, which is the true definition of sustainable profitability.

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Why Control Is a Core Part of Risk Management

One of the easiest ways for traders to lose money is by letting a strategy drift into coins it was never built for. Crypto isn’t one market. It behaves like a collection of mini-markets that move for different reasons. DeFi coins move on yield narratives. Gaming tokens move on user adoption. Layer ones move on ecosystem growth. If a rule trades freely across all of them, the risk profile becomes unpredictable.

Coinrule solves this by giving traders Baskets. A basket creates a controlled trading universe, which is one of the strongest forms of risk management available on the platform. When a trader chooses a basket, they decide exactly which group of coins the rule is allowed to touch. This removes randomness and creates a predictable trading environment.

How Coinrule Baskets Directly Reduce Risk

Let’s take some Coinrule baskets as examples.

The Top Ten Market Cap basket
This contains only the largest, most liquid coins. A trend or breakout rule becomes much safer here because liquidity cushions slippage and volatility spikes are smaller. For traders who want stability, this basket naturally reduces downside risk compared to mid-caps.

The DeFi basket
A DeFi strategy often needs volatility to be effective. But DeFi volatility can become extreme. By using the DeFi basket instead of manually picking coins, the trader ensures the rule stays inside a known, relevant sector and doesn’t accidentally enter unrelated assets that dilute the strategy’s reliability.

The Gaming basket
Gaming coins move together on user growth, game launches, or hype cycles. This sector can produce sharp rallies followed by equally sharp retraces. A Coinrule basket keeps your rule within this environment so it doesn’t wander into slow coins where reversals or momentum signals fail.

PoS Layer 1 basket
These coins usually behave more steadily because they sit at the infrastructure layer of crypto. A rule designed for consistent long-term trend behaviour often performs better when restricted to high-quality PoS networks like SOL, AVAX or ADA.

By linking the sector directly to the strategy, Coinrule reduces the chance of mismatched behaviour. This is practical risk management: the rule stays in the right environment, trades behave more consistently, and exposure becomes controlled instead of accidental.

Baskets Eliminate Strategy Drift

Many traders lose money not because their idea was wrong but because their strategy wandered into the wrong assets. Baskets remove that possibility. You choose the universe. Coinrule enforces it. This creates discipline that protects the account and makes performance more stable across changing market conditions.

Coinrule’s basket system is an organisational tool. It is one of the clearest ways the platform helps traders reduce unnecessary losses and operate with long-term consistency.

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Coinrule Introduction and Background

I have some experience with automated crypto trading. As you can see here, I made one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars using 3Commas, and I’ve just refreshed it to show the numbers. I’ve also seen a lot of videos pop up online claiming to show how you can make money from crypto bots, so in this video I want to show you how using a product that is actually easy to set up. Coinrule is simple. Three Commas is not. You really need some coding experience for 3Commas, and I had none, so it was a hassle to get started. Coinrule, on the other hand, is super simple. You can check it out in the video and make sure you watch until the end.

Before we start, keep in mind that this video is not financial advice. I’m just a random dude on the internet. You should definitely slap the like button or I will slap you. And you absolutely want to subscribe to this channel because my enemies are coming. They told me, “Nikki, we understand you have profit from crypto trading, especially automated trading, but do you have 50k subscribers behind you?” No. So they are coming. Subscribe.

Exploring Coinrule and Its Potential

Let’s talk about the platform at hand. Coinrule. Automated trading made easy. Coinrule empowers traders to compete with professional algorithmic traders and hedge funds, and that’s exactly what I’m interested in: can this software beat my strategy, or can I use this software to hedge my risk? For example, if I’m actively trading futures, which I am, or if I’m actively trading with a bot, which I was until about a month ago, can I use this to beat the market?

They were featured on Forbes and Y Combinator. That caught my attention. Let’s open this up. Coinrule bags big-name investors for its automated crypto trading platform. Founded in 2018, team size twelve. Very interesting. Strong credibility.

Automated Strategies and Rule Testing

You can create automated trading rules 24/7, and here you can test various strategies, and don’t have to have any real experience. You don’t have to backtest thousands of strategies.  For example, I find that the “Maximize Crossing Moving Averages” strategy works very well. By the way, moving averages in general work extremely well in trading. I combine them with other things, obviously, but crossing moving averages alone are powerful. With 1k invested, it says that in twelve months historically, from last December, you would have made three grand. A 3x return. “Ride the Trend” gives similar results. For low-volatility buy and sell, this is close to what I did on 3Commas. And “Buy the Dip Multi Level” is also strong because it buys dips automatically. You can start a test here. After signing up, you can run these strategies and see how they would have performed.

Building Your Own Rules With Ease

Something I want to highlight from their website is how easy it is to build rules. You can choose among over one hundred and fifty rules to build your own strategy. You can test tons of strategies already available. The website is very well made and clearly backed by a real marketing team. They even ask, “How much do you trade monthly?” which helps you see your realistic savings. For example, if you trade a hundred thousand dollars a month, you would save a lot on fees with Coinrule. These profits are after fees, and that is important, especially for scalping. When I made a hundred grand with 3Commas, the brokers made one hundred and fifty grand from me. I was using Binance for the API. Coinrule works with all the major exchanges: Binance, Coinbase Pro (wouldn’t recommend; go with Binance for lower fees), Kraken, and more. Binance has extremely low fees. If you use BUSD pairs, you have a 0.01 maker fee. If you place limit orders, they’ll actually pay you to trade.

I genuinely think this is worth checking out. Again, I’m not giving financial advice, but there are so many trading strategies here: risk management, accumulation, trend following, contracting, and more. There are a lot of TradingView strategies as well. I personally use Heikin Ashi candles and Ichimoku Clouds. I even have a dedicated chart layout just for those.

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Setting Up the Trading Strategy on TradingView

Welcome back to the channel. In today’s guide, we’re going through the full process of creating a profitable automated crypto trading bot using CoinRule, powered by TradingView indicators. This walkthrough will take you from chart setup to automated execution so your strategy can trade for you 24/7 without any coding.

The first step is preparing the chart on TradingView. Load the trading pair you want to automate; for this example, BTC/USDT on the one-hour timeframe works well because it filters a lot of noise while still capturing strong market moves. Add the RSI indicator and set it to the standard 14-period input. Then add a moving average cross, with the fast MA set to 9 and the slow MA set to 50. The goal is to identify moments when momentum and trend align. A typical setup is to enter a long trade when RSI pushes above the mid-line around 50 while the MA9 crosses above the MA50, signalling trend strength. Exits are triggered when RSI falls back below the mid-line or when the moving averages cross the opposite way. This combination often reduces false signals and gives smoother entries.

Connecting TradingView Alerts to CoinRule

Once the indicators are ready, open the alerts panel in TradingView. Create one alert for the bullish MA cross, which will serve as the buy trigger, and type the simple message “BUY” into the alert text. Then create a second alert for the bearish cross, using “SELL” as the message. In CoinRule, start a new rule and choose TradingView Signal as your trigger type. CoinRule will generate a webhook URL and the exact alert message format required. Copy that information back into TradingView so the alerts can send instructions directly to your bot. Whenever your TradingView indicators detect the right conditions, the alert fires automatically, and CoinRule executes the order according to your rule.

Building the Automated Rule in CoinRule

Inside CoinRule, configure the buy action so that when the system receives a BUY signal, it enters the market using a percentage of your chosen wallet. You can adjust this allocation depending on how aggressive you want the strategy to be. For the exit, set the rule so that when a SELL message comes through, the bot closes the entire position. This keeps the logic simple and avoids overlapping trades. Risk management can also be added through trailing take-profit and trailing stop-loss features. These help lock in gains during strong moves while automatically protecting you from sharp reversals without needing constant manual oversight.

Testing and Going Live

Before running the bot with real funds, it’s best to test everything on the CoinRule Demo Exchange. This allows you to confirm that the alerts trigger correctly, the trades open and close as intended, and the overall strategy behaves the way you expect. After a few successful tests, switch the rule to your live exchange. CoinRule will continue operating autonomously, reacting instantly to the signals you designed in TradingView.

Improving Performance Over Time

This type of strategy usually produces steady, consistent trades by focusing on momentum and confirmed trend shifts. If you prefer faster trading and more signals, you can switch to a shorter timeframe like the 15-minute chart. If you want fewer but more reliable setups, the four-hour chart may deliver cleaner trends.As market conditions change, you can always fine-tune the entry criteria, adjust risk management, or test variations without touching a single line of code. TradingView handles the analysis, and CoinRule handles the execution.

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Introducing Coinrule

Hi guys and welcome to today’s video. It’s Crypto Tiger here, and today I’m showing you an amazing new project: Coinrule. Let’s begin with the product itself. Coinrule makes automated trading extremely simple. It allows traders to compete with professional algorithmic traders and hedge funds. Coinrule is the easiest way to connect your exchanges and start trading like the smartest traders in the world. You can automate gains, limit losses with AI and build trading strategies through a visual, beginner-friendly interface or in your AI Chatbot via the Coinrule Agentic Trading MCP. Everything is fully automated and designed to simplify your workflow.

You can start for free, create an account quickly, and begin experimenting with automated rules right away.

What Makes Coinrule Stand Out

Scrolling down the homepage, you’ll see that Coinrule has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Forbes, Business Insider, and many other respected outlets. This adds credibility and visibility to the project. Coinrule works with more than 10 major exchanges, offering military-grade security and encryption. Safety is clearly a top priority. You can create automated trading rules 24/7, customise your strategies, and never miss a rally or get caught in a dip. Coinrule scans market indicators constantly to improve decision-making and smart fund allocation. The platform also includes a “Test Rule Performance” tool using historical data, allowing you to preview how your strategies might behave in real market conditions.

How Coinrule Works

Coinrule lets you automate investments across multiple platforms, protecting your funds and helping you catch new market opportunities without learning to code. It adds automation across 12+ investment platforms like Binance and Coinbase, while remaining gamified, educational, and extremely simple to use. You can choose from more than 150 prebuilt rules or create your own from scratch. Coinrule is beginner-friendly and does not require private keys or withdrawal permissions, making it a safe option for automated trading. You can also receive email updates about new features, strategies, and educational content.

Creating Automated Trading Rules

Each rule can run as fast as once per minute and executes within seconds. Coinrule supports a wide range of indicators and adds new ones weekly. You can set event-based triggers, time-based triggers, or direct orders. The system also offers conditional logic like “AND” and “OR” so you can design advanced strategies easily. No coding is required. It works like an intuitive puzzle-style editor where you connect building blocks to define your strategy.

Pricing and Cost Estimation

Coinrule offers a cost estimator that shows how much you might pay based on your monthly trading volume. Many users will qualify for the free tier, which is perfect for testing. Higher tiers unlock more rules, features, and priority tools. The pricing system is transparent, and the website explains every plan clearly.

The Team and Exchanges

The founding team is fully visible, which adds trustworthiness. Their transparency is a refreshing aspect of the project. Supported exchanges include Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Kucoin, Hyperliquid, and for stocks/ETF Trading Webull, Alpaca, Trading212, eTrade, Public and others.

A Final Look at Coinrule’s Value

Coinrule stands out because it was designed specifically for non-professional traders. It empowers regular traders to compete with professionals by automating strategies through simple logic rather than code. You can plan trades without staring at charts all day, and anyone can use it thanks to its visual design. You can backtest strategies using last year’s data or run everything on a demo exchange before going live. The website also includes detailed sections on pricing, strategy development, and learning materials. Their Twitter account is active with over 7,000 followers, providing updates and insights. Thanks for watching the video. As always, I’m not a financial advisor. Comment below what you think about Coinrule, and I’ll see you next time.

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Why Coinrule Matters in a Volatile Market

Hello friends. As you know, trading in the cryptocurrency market carries significant risk, and successful trading requires solid experience. Because of this, I want to introduce you to an interesting product called Coinrule. Coinrule allows traders to create bots that automate crypto trading across several platforms, protect your funds, and use algorithmic trading without needing to study the technical complexities behind it. Coinrule is a smarter trading system because it adds automation across more than 12 investment platforms, including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, BitMEX, Poloniex, and many others. Even better, it is educational and gamified, neatly packaged, and ready to support your financial goals by giving users powerful, accessible tools.

The system is beginner friendly and sends automated trading instructions directly to your favourite exchanges. This allows everyday traders to compete with professional algorithmic traders and hedge funds. It acts as an intelligent assistant that helps you build trading strategies without needing to know how to code. With Coinrule, you can design your own trading rules and strategies and configure them to run automatically. No programming skills are required, which means anyone can use the platform. Coinrule is built on the logic of “If-This-Then-That,” allowing you to create trading rules based on specific market conditions. For example: If the price of Bitcoin rises by 3% and volume increases by 5% within three hours, buy $500 of Bitcoin using your USDT wallet. One of the most useful features is the ability to backtest your strategies using historical market data or run your rules on a demo exchange before committing real funds.

Inside the Coinrule Ecosystem and How It Works

The Coinrule team consists of 15 specialists with extensive experience in financial technologies. Let’s look at the leadership team.

Gabriel Musella is the CEO and strategic lead. He has deep international experience across the US, Finland, Italy, and the UK, having worked at Vodafone, Nokia, the UK Government, and MIT in Boston. Gabriele also spent time in fintech innovation at Lloyds Banking Group and UBS. Holds a master’s degree from the Polytechnic University of Milan and completed executive programmes at LSE and Harvard. Co-founded Coinrule in 2018.Oleg Giberstein studied politics and international relations in London and Oxford, later working in banking and risk management at Citigroup. He eventually launched a career-mentorship platform and helped build a tech ecosystem in Palestine for Portland Trust before co-founding Coinrule in 2018. Zdenek, the CTO, has almost 20 years of development experience. A self-taught programmer, he studied cybernetics in the Czech Republic before moving fully into software engineering. He specialises in security, mobile development, and blockchain. He joined Coinrule after his time in the MassChallenge accelerator. To get started, registration is simple.

You can sign up using your email or log in through Google or Facebook. When you first enter the platform, you’ll answer a few questions to personalise your experience. After registration, Coinrule will suggest template strategies for you, or you can build your own. Choose the exchange you want to trade on. Supported exchanges include Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, HitBTC, OKX, BitMEX, Bitstamp, Liquid, Bitpanda, and Binance Futures. You can also use a demo wallet if you want to test without risk. If creating a rule from scratch, select the conditions that will trigger your trades. This can be based on a time interval or specific market events. Then choose the action you want taken once the condition is met. You can also build advanced rules by adding additional operators. After everything is configured, all that’s left is to relax and enjoy automated trading.

What Makes Coinrule Stand Out for Traders

You can start using Coinrule for free. The free plan includes two live rules, two demo rules, access to seven template strategies, the ability to connect one exchange, and up to $3,000 monthly trading volume. Paid plans start at $30 per month for the Hobbyist tier, and the Pro plan costs $450 per month. Pricing depends on your trading volume and required features. Coinrule has earned support from notable investors, including founders of Fitbit, Twitch, and Kayak. The company is also part of the influential Y Combinator startup accelerator. This adds significant credibility to the platform. Coinrule has already helped more than 250,000 traders automate investments exceeding $3 billion across major crypto exchanges. It provides powerful features like a built-in market scanner that monitors price trends across more than 100 cryptocurrencies and identifies profitable opportunities. There is also an extensive library of educational resources, including guides, tutorials, webinars, and active customer support. The Coinrule Discord server is available for questions at any time.

Starting Your First Automated Trading Strategy

After selecting your strategy or building your own rule, simply decide how often it should run and whether you want to operate on the demo wallet or live market. Once launched, Coinrule executes your trades automatically based on your logic. You retain full control, and your funds remain on your exchange, Coinrule never requests withdrawal rights or private keys. This makes automated trading accessible, safe, and efficient for beginners and experienced traders alike.

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Introduction to Coinrule and Automated Crypto Trading

Hello everyone! As you know, cryptocurrency trading can be extremely volatile, and proper market understanding often requires deep technical and fundamental analysis. But that’s not necessary when you are using Coinrule.
Let’s take a look at what this project offers for successful automated trading.

With Coinrule, automated trading becomes even easier. It is the simplest way to connect your exchanges and trade like some of the smartest traders in the world, all without writing a single line of code. Coinrule is a beginner-friendly platform that sends automated trading instructions to your favorite exchanges, including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, and others. Most importantly, Coinrule never requests your private keys or withdrawal rights. Coinrule is a strategy editor designed specifically for non-professional traders. With it, you can easily create your own trading rules and strategies, and configure them to run automatically. You can visually build automation using logical conditions that react to the market in real time or to specific predefined triggers.

For example:
If the price of any coin drops by 0.5% within 30 minutes AND the coin has a market cap above $500M, then buy $1,000 of that coin using my BTC wallet as a market order. At any time, if that coin increases by 1% from the purchase price OR drops by 0.5% from the purchase price, sell $300 worth of that coin to my BTC wallet as a market order. Execute three times, but no more than once per hour. To start using the platform, all you need to do is register. After registration, Coinrule offers a selection of template strategies, or you can create your own. Choose your exchange or use the demo wallet. Connecting to Binance, for example, is very simple thanks to clear step-by-step instructions.

Templates and Pricing

If you don’t want to build a strategy from scratch, you can choose from 200+ pre-built strategies in the template library. All parameters can be adjusted. You can choose event triggers (e.g., Bitcoin rises 3%), time triggers (e.g., every hour), or direct orders (e.g., buy $100 of BTC). Then select the action, buy or sell, and optionally add logical operators to create more advanced conditions. After this, simply launch the rule. Choose how often and how long it should run. You can test it on the demo wallet or run it live. Then relax and enjoy fully automated trading.

Pricing:
You can start with a free account, which gives you:

• 2 live rules

• 2 demo rules

• 7 template strategies

• Connection to 1 exchange

• Up to $3,000 monthly trading volume

Paid plans start at $30/month for the Hobbyist tier, while the Pro plan is $450/month. Now let’s take a look at the team and why they deserve trust. Coinrule was created by a group of blockchain and crypto enthusiasts who love trading. They realized how difficult crypto trading is and decided to build a solution.

The three founders are:

• Gabriel Musella — CEO

• Oleg Giberstein — COO

• Zinh Highflyer — CTO

The full team consists of 15 people with experience in financial technology.

Coinrule attracted well-known investors, including:

• James Park — founder of Fitbit

• Kevin Lin — founder of Twitch

• Paul English — founder of Kayak

It is also important to note that Coinrule is part of the influential startup accelerator Y Combinator. So keep an eye on this project, friends, get free trading signals, create automated rules, and manage your portfolio for free. To conclude: Coinrule is a very promising platform where you can already start trading like top traders in the world. Earn profits and automatically reduce your losses using intelligent rules and templates.

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Winter Deal & Introduction to Coinrule

Hey hey hey guys, how’s it going? Welcome to my channel, I hope you’re well!
Today we’re going to discover Coinrule, and there’s also a new winter deal coming up. You can get up to 25% off annual plans. All you have to do is:

• Connect multiple exchanges

• Trade with 14 rules simultaneously

• Access 150+ new template strategies

This limited offer ends in 42 days. You can get it now, but I’m going to skip it for now and show you how the project looks. Automated trading made easy: Coinrule empowers traders to compete with professional algorithmic traders and hedge funds, no coding required whatsoever. We also have a screenshot of Coinrule right here, and navigation like Pricing, Learn, Invest, Login, and a button to get started that takes you to the registration form.

Exploring Coinrule’s Core Features

Coinrule has been featured on TechCrunch, Forbes, Cointelegraph, Business Insider, Yahoo Finance and more.
It works with the top 10 popular exchanges, uses military-grade security and encryption, and has reviews displayed on the homepage. You can create automated trading rules 24/7, set custom automated trades so you never miss a rally or get caught in a dip. Coinrule constantly scans effective market indicators to allocate funds smartly while you remain in control. You can start trading for free. Coinrule also includes back-testing on historical data. Strategies include:

• Buying the dip in a bull market

• Multi-level buying

• Riding the trend

• Maximizing crossing moving averages

• Low volatility buying and selling

We can select the initial investment amount and the investment length. For example: Buying the dip in a bull market with $1,000 for 12 months returns $1,092. Riding the trend with $1,000 for 5 months could return $3,000. Maximizing crossing moving averages yields different returns, and low volatility buying may yield smaller gains like $26 extra, showing how strategy selection matters. This demonstrates how investment duration and strategy drastically change outcomes. You can test your strategy instantly.

Testing Strategies and Using Built-In Templates

You can choose among 150+ rules or build your own. Coinrule gives you full flexibility. Templates include:

• Stop loss accumulate daily

• Top performer accumulation

• Trend following

• Rebalancing

• Protect long

• Maximize volatility setups
  …and many more.

All can be used for free, which is incredibly valuable for beginners. Coinrule also supports secure trading across exchanges, Binance, Coinbase Pro, Kraken, OKX, Bitstamp, Poloniex, Bitmex, Bitpanda, and more. They never ask for private keys or withdrawal rights. Your funds remain on the exchange. Getting started is easy:

• Sign up

• Create rules based on indicators

• Rules can run every minute and execute within seconds

• New indicators are added weekly and announced on their blog

Triggers include:

Event trigger: If Bitcoin goes up 3%, buy.
Time trigger: Every hour.
Direct order: Buy 100% of BTC now.

Actions include buying, selling, and conditional logic like if this AND this, THEN that.
You can also configure stop-losses, take-profits, and complex logical chains, all without coding. Coinrule explains everything clearly, making it intuitive even for beginners.

Safety, Exchanges & Getting Started

Your dashboard shows:

• Rules

• Profit growth

• Wallet

• Exchange connections

• Settings

You can choose your preferred exchange (e.g., Binance). Coinrule gives instructions to connect via API keys, very straightforward. This platform is especially useful for traders who want automation without relying on risky third-party custodians. Pricing plans:

• Free plan for trading up to ~$2,000 monthly

• Hobbyist (~$30/month) for medium traders

• Trader

• Pro

• Business (custom pricing)

If you trade millions, even a $500/month plan is tiny relative to your trading volume. Coinrule also shows how much you save compared to competitors’ %-based fees. You can meet the founding team on the site, complete with LinkedIn and Twitter links, showing transparency.

Inside the App: Setting Up Your First Rule

After clicking Get Started, you see: “Welcome to Coinrule, help us personalize your trading experience.” They ask:

1. What brings you to Coinrule? (e.g., make profit, trade better, run a strategy)

2. Your trading experience (beginner/intermediate/advanced)

3. Your favorite coins

You can choose from Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Dogecoin, Solana, VET, Shiba Inu, Cosmos, CRO, and many more. Then you get three optimized templates, like:

• Buy the dip

• Catch the uptrend

• Flash crash

They show how much you could have earned historically. Clicking Test opens a demo wallet with $492,000 fake funds — including 10 BTC, so you can practice safely. You can configure triggers:

• If price goes up 3%

• Every hour

• Direct order

Then define actions:

• Buy

• Sell

You can add AND/OR logic to create full trading systems. Coinrule’s rule builder is visual, intuitive, and extremely flexible.

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Introduction to the Coinrule Bot Results

Welcome to the Recon Trader. In today’s video, I will share with you the recent results of the rule-based algo trading bots that I deployed on the Coinrule platform just over a week ago. Before we get into the weeds and break down those numbers, if you’re not familiar with Coinrule, it is a platform that allows you to configure and deploy rule-based algo trading bots. If you’re not familiar with the term “rule-based,” it is basically an IF this THEN that strategy. When we jump into the numbers, I will show you an example of my rule-based strategies.

But first, let’s take a look at what your minimum investment would be to get started. You can actually start for free, that’s right zero dollars. I will leave a link in the description, and you can get started for free if you follow that link. With the free account, you’ll get two live rules (essentially two live bots), two demo rules, several templates to help you get started, and the ability to connect one exchange. Like most bot platforms, you are not sending money to Coinrule. You are simply connecting your exchange via API keys. Your money stays on the exchange, and your bot sends buy or sell orders on your behalf. Your funds remain as secure as they can be when held on an exchange.

If you decide to upgrade your plan, you will get more features: more bots, more templates, leverage strategies, and live Telegram/text notifications. So, it can be worthwhile to justify that $30/month investment.

Reviewing Bot Performance and Initial Outcomes

From my main dashboard, you can see I have two rules currently live and active. I also have a couple that finished. If you want to see the video where I configured all these rules, I’ll leave a link in the description below. Also, now is a good time to hit the subscribe button so you don’t miss future videos, as I will be configuring more bots on this platform. The two finished bots ended almost as a wash, one slightly up and one slightly down. The scalping bot definitely needs some tweaking, but it has a ton of potential. My next bot will likely be a revised version of this scalper.

Now let’s look at the currently active bots.

Detailed Breakdown of the Demo Bot Strategy

The first bot I deployed was a demo bot, used while I was doing recon on the platform. Here are its details:

• Exchange: Demo Exchange

• Deployment: A few weeks ago

• Strategy logic:

IF
ETH has Moving Average 9 crossing above Moving Average 50 on the 1-hour timeframe
→ BUY $1000 of ETH using my USDT wallet.

THEN IF
ETH has MA9 crossing below MA50 on the 1-hour timeframe
→ SELL 100% of ETH balance to USDT.

OR IF
ETH has RSI greater than 90 on the 1-hour timeframe
→ SELL 100% of ETH balance to USDT.

The execute function defines how many times the bot will run this sequence, in this case, nine times. So far, it has triggered 7 out of 9 times and achieved nearly 26% profit (≈260 USDT) in less than a month.

A strong early result.

Scrolling down shows the order history:

• Buy → Sell (profit)

• Buy → Sell (profit)

• Buy → Sell (loss)

• And the most recent buy, which is still open.

Live Trading Results from the Kraken Bot

Now let’s look at a live-fire bot running on my Kraken exchange. This bot was deployed on January 24th, so it’s been live for just over a week and is already up almost 15%. Again, winning the battle. Since this is a new platform, I’m starting small. Once stability is proven, I’ll give the bot more capital.

Here is the rule sequence:

IF
ETH has MA9 crossing above MA50 on the 1-hour timeframe

AND IF
ETH has RSI greater than 40 on the 1-hour timeframe
→ BUY $100 of ETH using my USD wallet at market.

THEN IF
ETH has MA9 crossing below MA50 on the 1-hour timeframe
→ SELL $100 of ETH to USD at market.

OR IF
ETH price decreases by 4% within 4 hours
→ SELL all amount bought to USD at market.

This bot executes four times total. It has triggered three of those so far.

Looking at the order history:

• Buy → profitable sell

• Buy → loss

• Buy → strong profit

The equity curve shows small dips but strong upside, helped significantly by ETH’s recent run.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNXa8-UlTTQ

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Introduction to Coinrule

Peace be upon you, and welcome to a new video. I’m Yassine, and in today’s video I’m bringing you a new platform called Coinrule. Coinrule is simply an AI-powered automated trading bot that provides a complete platform to trade cryptocurrencies.
Before getting into the details, I invite you to subscribe to the channel, activate the notification bell, like the video, and leave a comment as encouragement for me to continue producing new videos. Let’s begin our review of this platform. As you can see, Coinrule allows you to create automated rules and even follow famous traders. The platform is well-known and works with many major investment platforms around the world. It also provides very strong protection, high security measures and solid ratings.

Coinrule offers automated rules running 24/7, every day of the week. As you can see, we have “Test Rule Performance,” where you’ll find many strategies, I believe more than 150 strategies available. For example, you can select the strategy you want, choose the investment amount, and set the duration. Let’s say six months with an investment of 1 dollar, depending on the strategy you choose, such as Bull Market, Buy the Dip, or others, you can see the potential profit. For example, with 1 dollar over six months, I would get around 372 dollars as profit. You can start for free or explore the marketplace. Here you’ll see trending coins, winners, and performance percentages such as 45% or 97%. Coinrule is a safe platform you can use while trading on Binance, Coinbase, and other exchanges. They do not ask for KYC. There are also many indicators that help you analyse and invest in cryptocurrencies.

How Coinrule Helps Everyday Traders

If you want to trade monthly, for example 100 dollars a month, Coinrule shows you the most suitable plan. It suggests the best plan for you, such as 20 dollars per month, with extra features depending on your needs. Coinrule makes trading accessible to people who may not have advanced knowledge, providing tools that simplify investing and make automated trading possible for everyone.

Features and Tools 

Coinrule uses its own market scanner to analyse cryptocurrencies across multiple exchanges at the same time, identifying major investment opportunities. The simple user interface includes more than 250 ready-made trading templates that help you execute profitable strategies. Users can test strategies using a free demo wallet, trade with leverage, and access the platform on mobile (Android/iOS) or web. Coinrule has helped more than 250,000 traders automate investments worth more than three billion dollars across major cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase, and many others.
The market scanner monitors over 100 cryptocurrencies, identifies profitable markets, and supports leveraged trading. Their scanning engine finds leverage pairs that match specific entry conditions. The platform also offers many educational resources: guides, tutorials, live webinars, excellent customer support, and a Discord server for questions. Coinrule’s benefits include ease of use, flexibility, leverage support, market coverage, and educational tools. There is also deep integration with TradingView to assist with technical analysis.

Information on Pricing

Regarding pricing, the platform offers multiple plans. You can automate two rules on the free plan, with limits up to $3,000. The second plan includes more rules, more templates, and more advanced tools. Higher-tier plans include unlimited features such as full template access, advanced indicators, and more trading capacity. Coinrule supports crypto payments such as Bitcoin and USDT, which is great if you don’t use PayPal or other payment services. You can also compare all plans easily. You’ll find customer reviews from users like Jordan, Sam, Damon, and Ashen, many positive experiences. The platform offers more than 200 strategies. Their social channels include Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and more.

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Introduction to Coinrule

Hey guys, welcome to my channel. How are you doing today? I hope you’re well. My name is Crypto Yogi and we are going to discover Coinrule today. Coinrule lets you automate your investments across multiple platforms to protect your funds and catch the next great market opportunity, offering algorithmic trading without having to learn a single line of code. Coinrule is a smarter system for trading because it adds alternative automation across more than 12 investment platforms such as Binance, Coinbase, etc. Best of all, it’s educational and gamified, neatly packaged, and ready to deliver their mission of financial inclusion by giving people the tools to compete in a new world of trading.

Super amazing automated trading made easy, Coinrule empowers traders to compete with professional algorithmic traders and hedge funds. No coding required whatsoever.

Building Strategies With No Code

Coinrule is a trading strategies editor developed specifically for non-professional traders. Users can pick building blocks via a simple interface to create trading strategies, which can also be backtested on historical data. Coinrule is a beginner-friendly platform that sends automated trading instructions to your favorite exchanges and empowers regular traders, which is absolutely fantastic.

A smart assistant helps you build trading strategies without programming a single line of code. It is featured on TechCrunch, Forbes, Cointelegraph, Business Insider, Yahoo Finance, and more. With more than 10 popular exchanges, military-grade security encryption, and 24/7 automated trading rules, Coinrule automates your crypto investments across multiple platforms.

It is built on the if-this-then-that (IFTTT) principle, allowing you to build trading rules based on specific conditions, all of which we will discover.

Exploring the Rule Builder

We can click Start for free, which redirects us to registration. I already have an account, so it logs me in straight away.

It’s simple: using the IFTTT principle, you can make rules such as:
If the price of Bitcoin goes up by 3% and volume goes up by 5% within three hours, buy $500 of BTC with my USDC wallet. You do that through blocks. For example, when using the demo exchange, I have many tokens, and we immediately see the IF block:
IF any token or coin has price/volume/market cap/RSI/etc. increase or decrease by X amount in USD or BTC. You can add IF blocks, operator blocks (AND/OR), and Action blocks. Then you can specify execution timing, frequency, naming, and more. This is basically like coding, except Coinrule does everything for you. You can even use Then, Any time, Wait, or timed triggers like:
Every month, buy $300 worth of one token.

Templates, Exchanges & Extra Features

There are also templates. You can start blank or choose from over 150 pre-made strategies and adjust them to your needs. Under Exchanges, you simply choose your favorite exchange like Kraken and link your account. You don’t need a separate account for Coinrule; it simply connects directly to your existing exchange accounts. Back on the main page, we also have a special winter deal with up to 25% off annual plans. You can connect multiple exchanges, trade with 14 rules simultaneously, and access more than 150 new templates. The platform allows you to test strategies on historical data. Depending on which strategy you choose, you will have different ROI results. Sometimes the longer the investment, the better the performance but not always. It depends on the strategy. Coinrule lets you securely trade across major exchanges like Binance, Coinbase Pro, Kraken and more. You can create rules based on popular indicators and trigger actions when market conditions shift. No coding required, it is as simple as IFTTT.

Information on Pricing

You can estimate your monthly cost depending on your trading volume. For example:

• If you’re trading ~$2,000, you save $19 per month versus a 1% fee on other tools.

• If you’re trading ~$17,000, the Hobbyist plan costs $29.99 per month.

• Higher trading volumes scale accordingly but remain a small percentage.

The founding team is listed with their LinkedIn and Twitter profiles. Supported exchanges include Binance, Coinbase Pro, Bitpanda Pro, Kraken, OKX, Bitfinex, HitBTC, Bitstamp, and more. You can start creating rules today and sign up for their newsletter. You can also follow Coinrule on social media, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube to stay updated. Let me know what you think about Coinrule: if you like it, what it offers, and if you’ve seen anything like it before. I honestly haven’t, it’s a wonderful idea, and many people can benefit because it makes trading so much simpler. But remember: I am not a financial advisor. All investing carries risk, and you are responsible for your decisions.

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Introduction to Coinrule and Rule-Based Trading

Welcome to the Recon Trader. In today’s video, I will show you how to configure and deploy a rule-based automated crypto trading bot on the Coinrule platform. Now, if you’re not familiar with Coinrule, their team recently reached out to me and asked me to take a look at their platform. I’ve done some recon, and so far it all looks pretty good. The team is a legitimate group of people, and much like most of the platforms that I utilize, you don’t actually send your money to Coinrule.

The platform simply connects your API keys from your exchange so that your bot can send buy and sell orders based on the rules that you configure. Your money stays on your exchange and is as secure as it can be on an exchange.

As far as configuration goes, it’s all rule-based. What does rule-based mean? The code is more like guidelines than actual rules. To me, it is the classic if this, then that. We can take a look real quick at the demo bot I first set up based on a couple of very basic rules.

If you look at the sequences toward the bottom:
My “if” is: if ETH has Moving Average 9 crossing above Moving Average 50 in a time frame of one hour, buy $1,000 of that coin, that coin being ETH, with my USDT wallet. Then, if that coin has Moving Average 9 crossing below Moving Average 50 in a time frame of one hour, sell 100% of the total balance of that coin (again ETH) to my USDT wallet. Or, if the coin from the first action (the buy of ETH) has RSI greater than 90 in a time frame of one hour, sell 100% of the total balance of that coin to my USD wallet.

Then I simply execute, telling it how many times I want this to run. I set a total of nine executions starting January 15th, and so far it’s up 10%. It has actually been triggered four out of the nine times since January 15th. Extremely simple to configure.

Setting Up Exchange Connections

Before you start configuring your first bot, you’ll probably want to connect your exchange. You do that over on the left-hand side menu by clicking on Exchanges. You connect your exchange just like you would on most platforms I’ve shown in past videos:
Go to your exchange, like Binance US, create your API and secret key, copy and paste them into the correct fields, and hit connect.

As you can see, my Kraken exchange API key has already been added and is live. If you need more details on how to connect your exchange, the Coinrule team has created tutorial videos to walk you through it.

Exploring Templates and Pre-Built Strategies

Now let’s get into the weeds and configure one of these rule-based automated trading bots. To start, click the red Create Rule button. The first thing to select is either the Demo Exchange or your actual exchange. In this case, I’m selecting Kraken. I now have the option to manually configure a strategy or use one of their templates. Across the top menu, click Templates, there are literally 31 pages of templates you can use or modify.

Let’s say you want to use Scalping on Trend since the market is trending. Click on it, read the description, and choose Select. Just like that, I now have a battle plan laid out. I do need to give it some instructions, like deciding what coins the strategy will trade. I’m not going to trade all the crap coins, I’ll select a coin I’ve actually done recon on and feel comfortable trading. In this case: ETH.

They already have the rules set out for me, but I can tweak them. The first step is: if ETH has Moving Average 50 lower than price in a time frame of 50 minutes… Let’s tweak that to: Moving Average 9 crossing above Moving Average 50 in a 15-minute time frame. Then it will buy. I need to give it some ammo, so I’ll allocate $100 of ETH using my USDT wallet at market price. Next, I’m looking at the take-profit and stop-loss logic:
If the coin increases 2.5% from the price at which I bought it…
Or if the coin decreases 2% from the price at which I bought it…
Then sell 100% of the amount bought to my USD wallet at market.

Adjusting Scalping Conditions

I’m going to modify this. Since the strategy is scalping, I want quick profits. I’ll set the take profit to 1.5% and the stop loss to 0.75%. That way, I get out fast if I’m wrong and take profit quickly if I’m right. I’ve made a couple of changes, and I’ll do an update video on these rule-based strategies later. Now is a good time to hit subscribe and smash the notification bell so you don’t miss those updates. I want to start immediately, although I could schedule it for later. I want it to execute four times, but not more than once every six hours, actually, I’ll lower that to once every one hour.

Last thing: launch the strategy. Confirm the settings and click Launch. The bot is now live and running.

Fine-Tuning Trade Logic

That was using a template. Now I’ll show you how I create my own rule from scratch. Choose Kraken as the exchange.
For the IF event, I’m not using “any coin”, I’m selecting ETH. Next, select an indicator: RSI greater than 30 in a one-hour timeframe.
Add another IF: the coin has price crossing above the 9-period moving average in the same one-hour timeframe. Now add a trade action based on that IF: Buy $100 of ETH with my USD wallet at market. Next, add the take profit: If the coin has a price increase of 3% from where I bought it, sell 100% of the balance to my USD wallet at market. Now the stop loss: OR, if the coin has a price decrease of 1% from where I bought it, sell 100% of the balance to my USD wallet at market. The rule-based strategy is now ready to deploy. I’ll start it immediately, set it to execute four times, name it RSAMA, and click Launch Live.

Now you can see all four rule-based bots I’ve deployed, three live-fire, one demo.

Closing Thoughts

That pretty much wraps it up. I’ll be doing update videos soon, so now is a great time to subscribe. If you liked this video, spike a like. If you have questions or comments, leave them below. I’ll include a link to Coinrule in the description. And remember: never send your money into battle without first doing your recon. See you in the next video.

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Understanding Bitcoin’s Price Behaviour

Looking at recent Bitcoin price movements, we saw a burst of hype that pushed BTC to new all-time highs on some exchanges, followed by a sharp downside retracement. This was then accompanied by another attempt to break resistance, which ultimately failed. It’s also worth noting that Bitcoin has a history of experiencing drawdowns over weekends.

Given this pattern, Bitcoin may continue moving sideways within its current range, finding support around $18,500 and consolidating before making another attempt to break the $20,000 resistance. Still, trading always carries inherent risk. Traders should never risk more than they can afford to lose and should consistently apply sound risk-management principles.

In situations like this, we practise risk management by setting up a rule that hedges against a potential correction in Bitcoin’s price. This rule opens a short position if the MA(9) is below the MA(50) and if the MA(9) is still above the price on the same timeframe. Structuring the rule this way allows us to hedge part of our exposure, creating the potential to profit whether Bitcoin moves up or down.

Coinrule empowers regular traders to compete with professional algorithmic traders and hedge funds, providing a smart assistant that helps you build automated strategies without writing a single line of code.

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Introducing This Week’s RSI Strategy

Hi there, and welcome to Coinrule’s ninth Strategy of the Week video. This week’s strategy uses the RSI along with several new moving-average periods we’ve recently integrated. The strategy is available as a pre-designed template on Coinrule, making it very easy to set up and start trading. It also comes with an associated TradingView script, so you can backtest it across any timeframe you want.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum indicator that measures the speed and magnitude of recent price movements to identify overvalued or undervalued conditions. It’s shown as an oscillator ranging from 0 to 100. Oversold levels can signal long entries, while overbought levels can indicate exits or short opportunities. Traditionally, RSI above 70 is considered overbought, and below 30 oversold.

A moving average smooths price data by creating a continuously updated average price. This provides clearer signals for trend direction and trade timing.

The strategy has two entry conditions: the RSI must be above 50 and increasing by five points, and the MA9 must be above the MA50. For exits, the strategy uses trailing levels a 1% trailing take profit and a 2% trailing stop loss, both of which adapt dynamically to price strength.

Setting Up and Testing the Strategy

To run the strategy, go to the Create Rule page and select an exchange. Here we’ll use the demo exchange. Search for the template called “RSI and MA Strategy with Trailing Stop Loss and Take Profit,” select it, and the full structure will load automatically.

Next, decide whether you want to run the strategy on all coins or on a specific one. To optimise it, test the TradingView script on different timeframes and charts. For example, on AVA/USDT in the 30-minute timeframe, the strategy produced a 98% net profit over 280 trades, based entirely on bear-market data. Other timeframes like 15 minutes or 5 minutes, performed much worse, making the 30-minute timeframe the best choice for this pairing.

Back on Coinrule, set your coin, timeframe, and allocation. For example, buying $100 with your USDT wallet. The take-profit and stop-loss settings are already built into the template. Set how many times you want the rule to execute, such as 100 times, then launch it. After confirming the summary, your strategy will go live.

Thank you for watching this Strategy of the Week video, I look forward to seeing what you build next.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP1TLQxSHjM

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