Build cross-chain automation in Coinrule to trade, swap and rebalance across Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and on-chain venues with self-custody controls.
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Instead of juggling tabs and bridges, Cross chain bots in Coinrule let you define one set of rules for entries, exits and swaps. Run the same logic on Binance, Kraken, Hyperliquid and on-chain on Base or Arbitrum. Keep custody while the platform executes your plan.
Traders design conditions once and reuse them across venues with consistent sizing and risk limits. You can trigger actions from indicators, price levels or time windows, then choose where orders execute. The interface keeps logs, alerts and position views in one place so you can audit every decision.
For decentralized finance, the system can execute through a smart account so you do not hand over private keys. Smart sessions can limit permissions by token, amount and time, reducing blast radius. When a swap is needed, routing finds efficient liquidity across pools to reduce slippage and failed transactions.
Multi-venue execution
Rules can combine spot accumulation with a perp hedge, then unwind when risk normalizes. For example, buy 2 percent of USDC into ETH if price drops 5 percent in 4 hours, and open a small short if funding turns above 0.02 percent. You can cap exposure with max allocation and cooldown timers.
Self-custody guardrails
Use SAFE-based accounts and session keys to constrain what automation can do, then revoke access instantly. You can set token allowlists, daily spend limits and timeboxed sessions, while keeping full ownership of funds.
Buy the Dips
Buys when price drops 3 percent from the 24h high and RSI is below 40 on 4h candles. Scales in up to 3 entries. Sells when price recovers 4 percent or RSI exceeds 60.
Grid Trading
Places a 10-level grid inside a defined range and re-centers if price breaks out by 2 ATR. Takes profit on each grid fill. Adds a hard stop if the range invalidates.
Perps Trend Follower
Enters long when Supertrend flips bullish on 1h and MA50 is above MA200. Uses a 1.5 percent stop and a trailing take profit after 3 percent gain. Filters entries when funding is extreme.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances weekly to target weights like 50 percent BTC, 30 percent ETH and 20 percent SOL. Skips trades if drift is under 2 percent to reduce fees. Adds a max trade size per cycle.
Funding Rate Hedge
Opens a hedge when funding exceeds 0.03 percent and closes when it returns near zero. Uses smaller size than the spot leg to reduce liquidation risk. Adds a time stop after 12 hours.
Buy the Dips
Buys when price drops 3 percent from the 24h high and RSI is below 40 on 4h candles. Scales in up to 3 entries. Sells when price recovers 4 percent or RSI exceeds 60.
Grid Trading
Places a 10-level grid inside a defined range and re-centers if price breaks out by 2 ATR. Takes profit on each grid fill. Adds a hard stop if the range invalidates.
Perps Trend Follower
Enters long when Supertrend flips bullish on 1h and MA50 is above MA200. Uses a 1.5 percent stop and a trailing take profit after 3 percent gain. Filters entries when funding is extreme.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances weekly to target weights like 50 percent BTC, 30 percent ETH and 20 percent SOL. Skips trades if drift is under 2 percent to reduce fees. Adds a max trade size per cycle.
Funding Rate Hedge
Opens a hedge when funding exceeds 0.03 percent and closes when it returns near zero. Uses smaller size than the spot leg to reduce liquidation risk. Adds a time stop after 12 hours.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band on 1h and RSI is under 35. Exits at the middle band or after 8 candles. Adds a stop if price drops another 1.2 percent.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a monthly budget into four weekly buys at a fixed time. Adds an extra buy if price is down 7 percent from the 7-day average. Pauses if volatility spikes above a set threshold.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets an initial stop at 2 percent and activates a trailing take profit once price is up 3 percent. Tightens the trail from 2 percent to 1 percent after 10 percent gain. Works for spot or perps.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price breaks the prior day high with ATR expanding on 4h candles. Confirms with volume above the 20-period average. Exits on a close back inside the range or a trailing stop.
TWAP Execution Accumulator
Executes a larger buy in 12 slices over 2 hours to reduce market impact. Cancels remaining slices if price moves 1.5 percent against you. Useful when liquidity is thin or spreads widen.
Unlike single-venue bots, cross-chain automation can react to where liquidity and risk look best at that moment. You might swap on-chain when spreads are tight, then place a limit order on KuCoin when order books deepen. Coinrule keeps the logic consistent so you do not accidentally double-size across venues. Set a rule like: if ETH on Base trades 0.4 percent cheaper than on a CEX after fees, swap 500 USDC on-chain and sell the same amount on the exchange. Add a max daily notional so the system stops after, say, 2,000 USDC of attempts.
Risk controls include max position size, max number of open trades and per-strategy drawdown limits. You can require confirmations such as MA alignment plus RSI thresholds to avoid noisy triggers. For example, only enter when RSI crosses below 30 on 1h while MA100 stays above price, then exit when RSI crosses back above 45. Alerts and logs make it easy to review why a trade fired.
On centralized exchanges, Coinrule connects via API keys so funds stay on Binance, Coinbase, OKX or Bitget. For on-chain execution, you use a smart account and choose supported EVM networks like Arbitrum, Base and Binance Smart Chain. You can run separate strategies per venue or coordinate them under one risk budget. This setup helps you keep a clean separation between long-term holdings and active automation.
Templates give you a starting point, then you can clone and adjust thresholds, timeframes and sizing. Add cooldowns, partial exits and trailing stops without writing code. When you are ready, paper test with small size and expand gradually.
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When markets move, different venues update at different speeds. Build rules that tolerate delays by using wider thresholds and confirmation steps. For example, require the spread to persist for 90 seconds before acting, and cancel if it narrows below 0.2 percent. This reduces churn and fees.
Limit automation to what it needs to do. Set an allowlist of tokens, a daily spend cap and an expiry time for sessions, then renew only when you review performance. If a rule behaves unexpectedly, revoke permissions and pause strategies immediately.
Normalize sizing by using percent-of-portfolio rather than fixed coin amounts. Add a max concurrent exposure rule so spot and perps do not stack unintentionally. A simple guardrail is: never exceed 15 percent total ETH exposure across all venues combined.
Start with a small budget and a short evaluation window, like 7 days. Track fill quality, fees, slippage and drawdowns per venue. Then adjust one variable at a time, such as RSI threshold or slippage tolerance, so results stay interpretable.
Add filters for extreme volatility, thin liquidity or abnormal funding. You can pause entries when ATR doubles versus its 20-period average, or when funding spikes beyond a threshold. Fewer trades can mean better outcomes when conditions are unstable.
Combine templates into a portfolio: a DCA accumulator for core exposure, a trend follower for momentum and a hedge rule for risk-off periods. Keep each strategy isolated with its own caps, then monitor everything from one dashboard. Explore more workflows in /templates and /automated-trading.
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