Buy gold on autopilot with Coinrule. Automate entries, DCA and exits with clear triggers, alerts and logs, no code or constant chart watching.
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Instead of reacting to headlines, you can Buy gold automatically with Coinrule using simple if-this-then-that rules. For example, buy when price drops 3% in 24 hours, then add 1% more if it dips another 2%. You control sizing, timing and limits, while the system executes consistently and logs every action.
Coinrule connects to your exchange via API keys, so you keep custody while automation handles execution. Run the same logic across Binance, OKX, Coinbase and Bitget, or keep it to one venue for simplicity. Pause, edit or clone rules anytime, then review performance in a clean activity log.
Gold often trends with sharp pullbacks, so templates focus on disciplined entries and defined exits. You might buy on a moving average reclaim, then take partial profit at 4% and trail the rest by 1.5%. Or use a time-based plan that spreads purchases across the week to reduce timing risk.
Hands-off accumulation
Set a fixed cadence like $100 every Monday, or split $500 monthly into four $125 buys. Add a guardrail that skips the next buy if volatility rises above a threshold you choose. This keeps accumulation steady without overreacting to short-term noise.
Risk-first automation
Define max allocation, stop loss and cooldown rules so the engine does not overtrade. Example: stop buying for 48 hours after three entries in one day, or cap total exposure at 20% of portfolio value. Alerts keep you informed without hovering over charts.
DCA Accumulator
Buys a fixed amount on a schedule and adds extra on dips. Example: weekly buy plus an extra buy if price drops 2% in 24h. Uses allocation caps to limit exposure.
Buy the Dips
Enters when price falls a set percent from a recent high. Confirms with RSI below 35 on 4h candles. Exits with a take-profit target and a time stop.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Adds a protective stop loss after entry and trails profit as price rises. Example: stop at -2.5%, trail at 1.5% once up 3%. Helps lock gains during trends.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower Bollinger Band on 1h or 4h charts. Sells near the mid-band or upper band. Best for range-bound conditions.
Supertrend Momentum
Buys when Supertrend flips bullish and price holds above it for two candles. Sells on the first bearish flip. Adds a max-loss rule to limit downside in chop.
DCA Accumulator
Buys a fixed amount on a schedule and adds extra on dips. Example: weekly buy plus an extra buy if price drops 2% in 24h. Uses allocation caps to limit exposure.
Buy the Dips
Enters when price falls a set percent from a recent high. Confirms with RSI below 35 on 4h candles. Exits with a take-profit target and a time stop.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Adds a protective stop loss after entry and trails profit as price rises. Example: stop at -2.5%, trail at 1.5% once up 3%. Helps lock gains during trends.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower Bollinger Band on 1h or 4h charts. Sells near the mid-band or upper band. Best for range-bound conditions.
Supertrend Momentum
Buys when Supertrend flips bullish and price holds above it for two candles. Sells on the first bearish flip. Adds a max-loss rule to limit downside in chop.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume is above its 20-period average. Exits on crossback or at a fixed take-profit. Filters weak breakouts.
Volatility Breakout
Places a buy stop above a recent range high when ATR expands. Cancels if price does not trigger within a set window. Uses a tight initial stop to control risk.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Buys near a defined support zone after a rejection wick and RSI stabilizes. Takes profit at the next resistance level. Includes a cooldown to reduce repeat entries.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances back to target weights on a schedule or threshold. Example: restore gold allocation to 15% when it drifts by 3%. Helps keep risk consistent.
TWAP Execution Accumulator
Splits a larger buy into smaller slices over time to reduce slippage. Example: buy 10 equal parts over 2 hours. Cancels remaining slices if price moves against you.
Traders often prefer clear triggers over gut feel. Set conditions like: buy when RSI crosses below 30 on 1-hour candles, but only if price is above the 200-day MA. Add a second filter such as a 0.5% reclaim above VWAP before confirming the entry.
When you Buy gold automatically, the most important part is defining what should not happen. Add a max daily spend, a max number of entries, and a rule that stops new buys after a 6% drawdown. These constraints help keep the plan intact during fast markets.
Every rule execution is logged so you can audit behavior later. Compare what the strategy saw versus what you expected, then adjust thresholds without rewriting anything. This feedback loop is how systematic trading improves over time.
Start from a template, then change one variable at a time. For instance, move a dip trigger from 2% to 3%, or switch the timeframe from 1h to 4h. Small edits make results easier to interpret.
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Set notifications for fills, drawdowns and rule pauses. That way you only check charts when something meaningful happens. It is a better workflow than constant monitoring.
Start small and validate behavior across different market regimes. If a rule buys too frequently, tighten the trigger or add a time filter. Once stable, scale gradually rather than all at once.
Many users blend a trend filter with dip entries. Example: only buy when price is above the 200-day MA, then add on 2% pullbacks. This avoids fighting major downtrends while still improving average entry.
A good setup is easy to explain in one sentence. If you cannot summarize the rule, it is probably too complex to maintain. Simplicity makes debugging faster.
Review slippage, fill rates and missed triggers in your history. Adjust order types, add limit offsets, or use TWAP-style slicing for larger orders. Small execution improvements can compound over time.
Create one rule for steady accumulation, one for opportunistic dips, and one for protective exits. Keep them separated so you can measure each component clearly. When you are ready, explore more ideas in /automated-trading and the template library.
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