Build a commodity futures bot on Coinrule to automate entries, exits and hedges with rule-based logic, alerts and risk limits across major venues.
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Instead of watching screens for every spike, Coinrule lets you design a Commodity futures bot with simple if-this-then-that rules. For example, if price breaks yesterday high by 1.2% and volume rises 20%, enter with 0.5% risk.
Traders use the rule builder to combine triggers, indicators and position sizing in one flow. You can cap daily loss, pause after three consecutive stops, or reduce size when volatility expands. Execution stays consistent even when markets move quickly.
On this platform you can run automation across Binance, OKX, Bybit and Kraken, depending on your venue and product. API keys keep funds on the exchange while the system sends orders based on your rules. Logs and alerts make it easy to audit every decision.
Risk-First Automation
Risk controls include max position size, max open trades and time-based cool-downs after a stop. You can require confirmation like RSI below 30 on 1H plus price above MA200 on 4H before entering. Set alerts for margin usage and drawdown thresholds so you react early.
Templates And Building Blocks
Start from proven templates, then swap indicators, timeframes and exits to match your market. Clone a rule set for different contracts, adjust only the thresholds, and keep a consistent risk model. See /automated-trading for more building patterns.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price breaks an ATR channel on 1H. Confirms with rising volume. Exits with a trailing stop once profit exceeds 2%.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a fixed stop at entry and activates a trailing take profit after +1.5%. Tightens the trail as gains grow. Built to protect winners.
Donchian Channel Turtle
Buys on a 20-period Donchian breakout and exits on a 10-period breakdown. Uses position sizing caps. Best suited to trending regimes.
ADX Trend Strength Filter
Trades only when ADX is above 25 on 4H. Enters on pullbacks to a moving average. Exits when ADX falls below 20.
Grid Trading
Places staggered buys and sells within a defined range. Uses ATR spacing to avoid tight grids. Stops if price breaks out by 3%.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price breaks an ATR channel on 1H. Confirms with rising volume. Exits with a trailing stop once profit exceeds 2%.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a fixed stop at entry and activates a trailing take profit after +1.5%. Tightens the trail as gains grow. Built to protect winners.
Donchian Channel Turtle
Buys on a 20-period Donchian breakout and exits on a 10-period breakdown. Uses position sizing caps. Best suited to trending regimes.
ADX Trend Strength Filter
Trades only when ADX is above 25 on 4H. Enters on pullbacks to a moving average. Exits when ADX falls below 20.
Grid Trading
Places staggered buys and sells within a defined range. Uses ATR spacing to avoid tight grids. Stops if price breaks out by 3%.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band and RSI is under 35 on 1H. Sells near the middle band. Adds a time stop after 12 candles.
Moving Average Scalper
Scalps when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA on 15m with a spread filter. Takes profit at 0.6% and stops at 0.4%.
Calendar Spread Volatility Capture
Opens a hedge when volatility expands and the spread widens beyond a threshold. Rebalances exposure daily. Closes when the spread mean-reverts.
VWAP Reversion Scalper
Fades extended moves back to VWAP on 5m. Requires a 1.0% deviation and weakening momentum. Exits at VWAP or after 30 minutes.
Supertrend Momentum
Enters when Supertrend flips bullish on 1H and price holds for two candles. Takes partial profit at +1.8%. Exits on the next flip.
Unlike manual trading, the automation can wait for exact conditions and act instantly when they appear. A common setup is: if RSI crosses below 30 on 4H, then buy 10% of planned size, and add the rest only if price recovers 1%. Another is a breakout rule that enters only after a retest within 0.5% of the level.
Every strategy needs sizing rules, not just entries. You can size by fixed amount, percent of balance, or step down after a losing streak. Add limits like max 2 concurrent positions and a portfolio exposure cap so one contract cannot dominate risk.
When correlations jump, hedging matters. You might set a rule that reduces exposure by 30% if volatility rises above a threshold, then restores it after conditions normalize. Another defensive switch pauses new entries during major news windows while still managing exits.
After launching, you can review each trigger, order and fill in the activity log. Alerts explain which condition fired and which safeguard blocked a trade. That feedback loop makes optimization practical instead of guesswork.
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When trading futures, assume you will not always get the perfect fill. Use limit orders where appropriate, widen triggers slightly, and avoid stacking too many conditions that fire at once. A buffer like enter only if price is within 0.2% of the signal level can help.
Markets rotate between trend and chop. Add a filter such as ADX above 25 for trend rules, and disable breakouts when volatility compresses. Switching regimes can be as simple as a schedule plus one indicator confirmation.
Rather than all-in entries, split size into steps. For example, buy 25% on the first signal, 25% on a 0.8% pullback, and the rest only after a higher low forms. Take partial profits at predefined levels to reduce pressure.
Store strategy versions, notes and parameter changes alongside performance. If a rule set degrades, roll back to the last stable version instead of improvising. Consistency makes learning faster.
Some days are better for standing aside. Add a calendar window to avoid major announcements, or pause new entries when spreads widen beyond your threshold. Let exits manage existing risk while you wait for cleaner conditions.
Coinrule is designed for traders who want structure: define signals, enforce risk, and review outcomes. Start simple, measure, then add complexity only when it improves results. For more examples, see /templates and /automated-trading.
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