Automate a crypto commodities exchange workflow with rule-based entries, exits and hedges for spot and perps across major venues from one dashboard.
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Instead of reacting to every headline, a Crypto commodities exchange approach focuses on repeatable rules for BTC, ETH and majors. Coinrule automates those rules across Binance, Kraken, Bybit and Hyperliquid while keeping your funds on the venue.
Traders often split execution between spot accumulation and perp hedges, then lose track of exposure. Coinrule centralizes triggers, position sizing and risk limits so the same logic runs on every connected account. You can set entries from indicators, time windows or price levels, then attach exits like take profit, stop loss and trailing stops. Logs and alerts make it easy to audit what happened and why. For more, see /automated-trading.
When volatility spikes, precision matters. Set a rule like: buy 2% of balance if price drops 5% within 4 hours, then place a 3% stop loss and a 6% take profit. Or run a momentum filter: enter long when MA50 crosses above MA200 on 4-hour candles and volume is 20% above its 20-period average. You can also hedge: if funding turns above 0.03% and price is below VWAP, open a small short to reduce delta. These are simple to express in the builder and easy to sanity-check before going live.
Multi-venue execution
On centralized exchanges, Coinrule connects via API keys so you can automate without moving custody. Choose the markets you want, map your rules to spot or perps, and keep a single view of open orders and exposure. If you prefer on-chain execution, you can route trades through smart accounts with session keys for limited permissions.
Risk-first automation
Guardrails are built in: allocation caps per asset, max daily loss, cooldown timers after a stop, and global kill switches. That way a strategy can be systematic without being reckless.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a 4% pullback from a 24h high, then scales in once more at -7%. Exits on a 5% rebound or a time stop after 3 days. Designed for range-to-uptrend conditions.
Grid Trading
Places a grid of buys and sells inside a defined range, like 8 levels across a 10% band. Takes profit on each bounce and re-lists orders automatically. Works best in sideways markets.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price closes above the prior day high and ATR expands by 15%. Sets a protective stop at 1.2x ATR and trails profits once up 3%. Aims to catch trend days.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a monthly budget into weekly buys, then adds an extra buy when RSI(14) is below 35. Pauses if price is 10% above the 30-day average. Built for steady accumulation.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Opens on a simple trigger, then attaches a fixed stop like -2.5% and a trailing take profit that activates after +3%. Locks gains as price runs while limiting downside. Good for volatile majors.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a 4% pullback from a 24h high, then scales in once more at -7%. Exits on a 5% rebound or a time stop after 3 days. Designed for range-to-uptrend conditions.
Grid Trading
Places a grid of buys and sells inside a defined range, like 8 levels across a 10% band. Takes profit on each bounce and re-lists orders automatically. Works best in sideways markets.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price closes above the prior day high and ATR expands by 15%. Sets a protective stop at 1.2x ATR and trails profits once up 3%. Aims to catch trend days.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a monthly budget into weekly buys, then adds an extra buy when RSI(14) is below 35. Pauses if price is 10% above the 30-day average. Built for steady accumulation.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Opens on a simple trigger, then attaches a fixed stop like -2.5% and a trailing take profit that activates after +3%. Locks gains as price runs while limiting downside. Good for volatile majors.
Supertrend Momentum
Buys when Supertrend flips bullish on 2-hour candles and price is above MA100. Exits when Supertrend turns bearish or after two red closes. Seeks clean momentum phases.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when MA20 crosses above MA50 and volume is above its 20-period average. Exits on the reverse cross or if price drops 3% from entry. Filters out weak crosses.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band and RSI is under 40 on 1-hour candles. Sells at the mid-band or after a 1.5% bounce. Avoids entries during strong downtrends.
Funding Rate Hedge
If funding stays above 0.02% for 3 hours, opens a small hedge short against spot exposure. Closes the hedge when funding normalizes or price breaks above a resistance level. Helps reduce carry costs.
Perps Trend Follower
Enters perps when price makes a higher high and ADX rises above 20 on 4-hour charts. Uses a 2x ATR stop and partial take profit at +4%. Lets the remainder run with a trailing stop.
Unlike discretionary trading, automation forces you to define risk before you define upside. Set position sizing rules like: never allocate more than 15% to one asset, and never risk more than 0.8% per trade. Add a circuit breaker that pauses all strategies after 3 consecutive losses, then resumes after a 12-hour cooldown. If you trade perps, cap leverage and require a volatility filter so entries only happen when ATR is below a threshold you choose. These controls make the system behave more like a disciplined commodities desk than a chat-driven trading room.
For many users, Coinrule sits between research and execution. You can do analysis anywhere, then translate the plan into rules that run 24/7 with alerts when conditions change. Connect Binance for liquid spot pairs, Kraken for fiat rails, and Hyperliquid for perp hedges, then manage them from one interface. If you want to explore more building blocks, see /trading-bots.
Your funds stay on your exchange or on-chain wallet. Coinrule only receives the permissions you grant through API keys or smart sessions, and you can revoke access at any time. Use read-only keys for monitoring, or trade-enabled keys with strict IP and permission settings. This setup keeps custody separate from automation.
Templates help you start fast, but the real advantage is iteration. Clone a strategy, change one variable, and compare behavior over a week. You can schedule rules by time of day, add confirmation indicators, or tighten exits after a profit threshold. Small changes compound into a playbook you actually trust.
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Liquidity and slippage matter most in fast markets. Use limit orders for entries, add timeouts to cancel stale orders, and re-place at a better level. For breakouts, switch to market orders only after a confirmation close to avoid wick traps. These details turn a good idea into reliable execution.
Keep hedges small and rules-based. For example, hedge 20% of spot exposure when funding is elevated and trend weakens, then unwind when momentum returns. You can also set a max hedge size so the system never flips you net short by accident. Simple hedges often work better than complex ones.
A commodity-style approach usually means fewer assets and clearer limits. Track allocation by asset, by venue, and by strategy so you know what is driving PnL. Rebalance rules can top up underweights and trim overweights on a schedule. That keeps your exposure intentional.
If you prefer decentralized execution, Coinrule can use smart accounts and route swaps to available liquidity. Session keys let you limit permissions and time windows for automation. This is useful when you want to keep everything in self-custody while still running systematic rules.
Start with one hypothesis, one trigger, and one exit. Add confirmations only if they improve behavior in choppy periods. Document each change so you can revert quickly. Over time, you end up with a compact set of rules you can maintain.
Connect an exchange, choose a template, and set your risk limits first. Then let the automation execute with consistency while you focus on research and review. Coinrule is built for systematic traders who value control as much as opportunity.
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