Build rule-based automation with commodity trading software on Coinrule. Run systematic entries, exits and risk controls across Binance, Bybit, Kraken and OKX.
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Instead of reacting to every candle, commodity trading software on Coinrule lets you define rules once and execute them consistently. For example, buy 2% of balance when price drops 5% in 4 hours, then place a 3% stop loss and a 6% take profit. Connect to Binance, Kraken, Bybit or OKX via API keys and keep funds on the venue. You can start from templates or build from scratch in minutes.
Traders use the builder to translate indicators into actions with clear if-then logic. Set triggers like RSI below 30 on 1-hour candles, or a moving average cross on the 4-hour chart, then define position size and exits. The system logs every decision so you can audit what happened and why. Alerts help you stay informed without staring at charts all day.
For systematic execution, guardrails matter as much as entries. You can cap exposure per asset, pause rules after a losing streak, or stop trading when daily drawdown hits a threshold like 2%. Add time filters so strategies only run during the London-New York overlap, or avoid weekends if liquidity is thin. These controls make automation feel closer to a trading plan than a gadget.
Ready-Made Strategy Templates
Templates cover trend, mean reversion and breakout styles, so you can test ideas quickly. Clone a template, change one variable, and compare results over the same market window. A simple example is tightening a trailing stop from 3% to 1.5% once unrealized profit exceeds 10%. Small, measurable edits beat constant reinvention.
Multi-Venue Execution
Coinrule runs the same rule set across multiple connected exchanges, so you can diversify execution and reduce single-venue risk. You choose which venues each strategy can trade on, and you can disable a venue instantly if conditions change. This keeps operations clean when you manage several accounts.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a defined pullback, such as -5% from a 24h high. Scales in with fixed size per dip. Exits on a rebound target or trailing take profit.
Grid Trading
Places staggered buys and sells inside a price range. Uses equal spacing or custom bands. Works best in sideways markets with clear support and resistance.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price breaks above a recent high with rising volatility. Confirms with a candle close on 1h or 4h. Exits with a stop loss and trailing profit.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Adds a hard stop, then trails profits as price moves in your favor. Example: 3% stop, 6% activation, 2% trail. Designed to reduce drawdowns and lock gains.
Supertrend Momentum
Buys when Supertrend flips bullish on 4h candles. Sells when the indicator flips bearish or a time stop triggers. Useful for staying in trends without overtrading.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a defined pullback, such as -5% from a 24h high. Scales in with fixed size per dip. Exits on a rebound target or trailing take profit.
Grid Trading
Places staggered buys and sells inside a price range. Uses equal spacing or custom bands. Works best in sideways markets with clear support and resistance.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price breaks above a recent high with rising volatility. Confirms with a candle close on 1h or 4h. Exits with a stop loss and trailing profit.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Adds a hard stop, then trails profits as price moves in your favor. Example: 3% stop, 6% activation, 2% trail. Designed to reduce drawdowns and lock gains.
Supertrend Momentum
Buys when Supertrend flips bullish on 4h candles. Sells when the indicator flips bearish or a time stop triggers. Useful for staying in trends without overtrading.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters on a fast MA crossing above a slow MA, only if volume is above its average. Avoids weak signals in low liquidity. Exits on crossback or stop loss.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band and RSI is oversold. Sells near the middle or upper band. Targets range conditions rather than breakouts.
Breakout + Retest
Waits for a breakout, then buys the retest of the level. Uses a tight invalidation stop below support. Aims to reduce false breakout entries.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances allocations back to targets on a schedule, such as weekly. Sells overweight assets and buys underweight ones. Helps maintain risk levels during big moves.
TWAP Execution Accumulator
Splits a larger order into smaller timed slices to reduce slippage. Example: buy $500 over 10 intervals. Useful when you want steady execution without chasing price.
Unlike one-click bots, the builder encourages explicit assumptions: signal, size, risk and exit. You can combine conditions, such as MA50 above MA200 and RSI below 35, then limit entries to once per day. Add a fail-safe that closes positions if price moves against you by 4% within 2 hours. This structure makes it easier to test, iterate and keep discipline when markets get noisy.
Your accounts stay on the exchange while Coinrule sends orders through API permissions you choose. Use read and trade permissions, and avoid withdrawal access for safer operations. You can run separate strategies on Binance and Bybit, or keep a conservative setup on Kraken while testing new ideas elsewhere. If you ever want to stop, revoke the keys and the system is disconnected immediately.
Traders who come from commodities often care about process over prediction. Commodity trading software on Coinrule supports that approach by turning a plan into repeatable execution. For instance, you might allocate 60% to a trend rule and 40% to a mean reversion rule, then rebalance every Friday at 16:00 UTC. You can also add a volatility filter that pauses new entries when ATR expands beyond a set threshold. The result is a workflow you can review and improve, not a black box.
After launching, keep changes small and track outcomes. Clone a strategy, adjust one parameter, and run both with different position sizes for two weeks. Use logs and alerts to see whether entries improved or just increased churn. Consistent iteration beats constant strategy hopping.
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Every rule is explicit about order type, sizing and frequency. You can restrict a strategy to one open position, or allow pyramiding with a cap like three adds. Set cooldowns so a signal cannot fire twice within 30 minutes. These details reduce accidental overtrading.
When a rule triggers, you can receive real-time notifications and review the exact condition that fired. The activity trail helps you spot issues like signals clustering during low liquidity. This makes post-trade review practical, even if you run several bots at once. Clear records support better decisions.
Once one strategy is stable, you can build a small portfolio of rules with different behaviors. Pair a trend rule with a range strategy, then add a rebalance rule to keep allocations aligned. Use exposure caps so one asset cannot dominate risk. Scaling should feel incremental, not dramatic.
If you prefer decentralized execution, you can use smart accounts and session keys for limited permissions. Orders can route to liquidity through an aggregator to reduce fragmentation. This keeps control in your wallet while still running systematic logic. It is a good fit for users who want automation without giving up custody.
The interface is built for people who want repeatability, not hype. Templates provide a starting point, but the real value is the ability to express your own plan precisely. You can keep strategies simple or layer conditions as you gain confidence. Either way, the system stays transparent.
Start with one market, one idea and small sizing. Choose a template, set clear exits, and add a drawdown stop so risk is defined from day one. Then iterate with one change at a time. Consistency is a feature you can design.
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