Build a Crypto grid bot on Coinrule to trade ranges with rule-based buy and sell ladders, smart risk limits, and multi-exchange execution in minutes.
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Instead of staring at charts all day, a Crypto grid bot can place a ladder of buys and sells for you. On Coinrule, you define the range, spacing and order size, then let the engine rebalance as price oscillates. Connect to Binance, Kraken, Bybit or Coinbase via API keys while keeping funds on your exchange.
Traders typically use grid logic when price chops between support and resistance. You choose a top and bottom level, then split the range into steps like 0.5 percent or 1 percent. When price drops one step, the system buys, and when it rises one step, it sells. Run it on spot pairs or perps, then review every fill in the activity log for clean post-trade analysis.
On this platform, every action is a readable rule you can test, clone and refine. Add filters like only trade when 4H RSI is between 35 and 65, or pause when volatility spikes. Set time windows so the bot runs only during your preferred sessions. For a deeper overview of automation building blocks, see /automated-trading.
Range Setup Checklist
Start with a clear range such as BTC between 58,000 and 64,000, then pick 12 grid levels for roughly 0.85 percent spacing. Allocate a fixed amount per level, for example 0.5 percent of account value per order. Add a rule to stop new buys if total position exceeds 20 percent of your portfolio. These constraints keep the strategy systematic when the market gets noisy.
Risk Controls Built In
Use hard stops, trailing take profit and max drawdown alerts so a range plan does not turn into an unplanned long hold. You can also auto-disable the grid if price closes outside the range for 2 consecutive 4H candles.
Grid Trading
Places buy and sell orders at fixed intervals inside a defined range. Buys on dips and sells on rebounds. Best for sideways markets on 1H to 4H charts.
Dynamic Grid with ATR Spacing
Adjusts grid spacing using ATR so steps widen when volatility rises. Enters only while price stays within the chosen band. Exits when price breaks out and trend confirms.
Classic Grid Range Trader
Defines upper and lower bounds and runs a symmetric ladder. Uses equal order sizes per level. Pauses if price closes above the top or below the bottom on the selected timeframe.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price tags the lower band and RSI is below a threshold. Sells near the mid or upper band. Useful as a companion filter to avoid trading extreme breakouts.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Buys near support after a wick rejection and sells into resistance. Adds a confirmation filter like MA200 direction. Uses a tight invalidation stop to cap downside.
Grid Trading
Places buy and sell orders at fixed intervals inside a defined range. Buys on dips and sells on rebounds. Best for sideways markets on 1H to 4H charts.
Dynamic Grid with ATR Spacing
Adjusts grid spacing using ATR so steps widen when volatility rises. Enters only while price stays within the chosen band. Exits when price breaks out and trend confirms.
Classic Grid Range Trader
Defines upper and lower bounds and runs a symmetric ladder. Uses equal order sizes per level. Pauses if price closes above the top or below the bottom on the selected timeframe.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price tags the lower band and RSI is below a threshold. Sells near the mid or upper band. Useful as a companion filter to avoid trading extreme breakouts.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Buys near support after a wick rejection and sells into resistance. Adds a confirmation filter like MA200 direction. Uses a tight invalidation stop to cap downside.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Adds a protective stop under the range and a trailing take profit above entries. Tightens the trail after profit exceeds 6 percent. Designed to reduce giveback during fast reversals.
Range Bound Reversal
Looks for repeated reversals inside a channel using RSI and candle closes. Enters on oversold bounces and exits on mean reversion. Avoids trades when ADX signals a strong trend.
Volatility Breakout
Waits for compression, then enters on a breakout above a defined level. Uses ATR-based stops and staged take profits. Helpful for switching from range mode to trend mode.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Buys when RSI drops below 30 on 1H or 4H candles. Sells when RSI recovers above 55. Simple logic that can be layered with grid spacing for smoother entries.
Buy the Dips
Scales in when price falls by set percentages, like 2 percent steps. Takes profit on rebounds or at a target like 4 percent. Includes a max allocation cap to control exposure.
Unlike a naive ladder that fires nonstop, Coinrule lets you gate entries with indicators and market context. For example, run the system only if 1D MA200 is flat and 4H RSI stays between 40 and 60. You can also require volume to be above its 20-period average before placing new sells. These constraints reduce churn and improve fill quality in choppy sessions.
For spot, grids can accumulate inventory and gradually sell it back into strength. For perps, keep position sizing conservative and set liquidation-aware stops. Many users start with 1x to 2x leverage, a 1.5 percent hard stop beyond the range and a rule that disables trading if funding turns strongly positive or negative. To explore derivatives automation, see /crypto-perpetuals.
Templates cover common range setups, but you can customize every parameter without code. Schedule rules to run only on weekdays, or pause during major announcements. Create separate grids for BTC, ETH and SOL, each with its own allocation ceiling. When one strategy behaves well, clone it and adjust only the range and spacing. The dashboard keeps a single view of exposure across connected venues like Bitget and KuCoin.
When a market trends, a grid can get stuck on one side. Add a regime switch: if price closes above the upper band and Supertrend flips bullish, disable the ladder and enable a trend template. If price closes back inside the band, re-enable the range rules. This keeps automation aligned with market conditions instead of forcing one approach everywhere.
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Rules are transparent, editable and easy to audit after the fact. You can see which condition triggered, which order was sent and what changed in exposure. That clarity matters when you iterate on spacing, sizing and filters. It is the difference between guessing and improving.
Manage strategies across Coinbase, OKX, KuCoin and Bitget from one interface. Keep separate rule sets per venue if liquidity or fees differ. Use unified notifications so you do not miss a stop or a pause event. This workflow is built for people who want fewer tabs, not more.
Coinrule does not take custody of your funds. On centralized exchanges, you connect with API keys that you can revoke anytime. On-chain, you can use smart accounts and session permissions to limit what automation can do. That structure helps you keep control while still getting systematic execution.
Start with a template, then change one variable at a time. Tighten spacing, adjust the number of levels or add a volatility filter, and compare outcomes. Keep notes on fill frequency and average profit per cycle. Small, measured changes beat constant reinvention.
Do not set the range too tight in a high-volatility market. Avoid allocating the full account to one ladder, and always define an invalidation rule for breakouts. Watch fees and minimum order sizes so levels do not become uneconomical. If you treat the strategy like a system, it behaves like one.
Pick a grid template, connect your exchange and set clear boundaries for risk and allocation. Once it runs smoothly, add indicator gates and regime switches to handle trends. You can be live in minutes, then improve with real data instead of guesswork.
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