Build a rules-based approach to crypto infrastructure investing with Coinrule. Automate DCA, rebalancing and risk controls across exchanges and on-chain.
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Instead of chasing narratives, crypto infrastructure investing focuses on the networks, middleware and liquidity layers that power everything else. Coinrule helps you express that thesis with rule-based execution across Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and Hyperliquid. For example, buy 2% of your USDC balance when ETH drops 5% in 24 hours, then pause buys if drawdown exceeds 12%. You stay in control while the platform runs the checklist.
Traders often know what they want to own but struggle with timing and sizing. With Coinrule, you translate allocation logic into triggers, schedules and guardrails without code. Set weekly buys, ladder entries and conditional exits that react to volatility rather than emotions. Use templates as a starting point, then tune parameters to match your risk budget.
On this platform you can manage spot positions, perps hedges and on-chain swaps from one rules engine. Connect accounts on OKX, Bybit or Bitget via API keys, or execute on-chain using smart accounts. Routing uses Li.fi to seek efficient liquidity across supported networks. The result is a cleaner workflow for building long-term exposure while keeping execution consistent.
Infrastructure Style Allocation
Rules can cover accumulation, rebalancing and protection in one place. Example: rebalance monthly back to 40% BTC, 40% ETH and 20% a basket, but only if 7-day volatility is below your threshold. Add a hedge rule that opens a small short when funding stays strongly positive for 6 hours. These controls help keep a long-term plan from drifting.
Non-Custodial By Design
Your funds stay on your exchange or in your own smart account. Coinrule only gets the permissions needed to execute the rules you define, and you can revoke access at any time.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalance to target weights weekly or monthly. Add a 3% drift band before trading to cut churn. Useful for keeping a long-term allocation consistent.
DCA Accumulator
Buy a fixed amount on a schedule, like $100 every Monday. Add a filter to skip buys when price is above MA200. Smooths entries over time.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Set an initial stop loss, then trail profits after price moves in your favor. Example: stop at 6%, start trailing after +10%. Helps manage downside in volatile markets.
Buy the Dips
Buy when price drops a set percent, like 4% in 12 hours. Scale position size with a cap on total exposure. Take profit on a rebound target.
Minimum Variance Rebalance
Shift weights toward lower volatility assets when risk rises. Use a rolling window such as 14 days to estimate volatility. Rebalance on a fixed cadence to reduce churn.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalance to target weights weekly or monthly. Add a 3% drift band before trading to cut churn. Useful for keeping a long-term allocation consistent.
DCA Accumulator
Buy a fixed amount on a schedule, like $100 every Monday. Add a filter to skip buys when price is above MA200. Smooths entries over time.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Set an initial stop loss, then trail profits after price moves in your favor. Example: stop at 6%, start trailing after +10%. Helps manage downside in volatile markets.
Buy the Dips
Buy when price drops a set percent, like 4% in 12 hours. Scale position size with a cap on total exposure. Take profit on a rebound target.
Minimum Variance Rebalance
Shift weights toward lower volatility assets when risk rises. Use a rolling window such as 14 days to estimate volatility. Rebalance on a fixed cadence to reduce churn.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Switch between risk-on and defensive rules based on ATR or volatility bands. Example: reduce exposure when ATR expands 30% week over week. Restore when conditions normalize.
BTC Dominance Rotation
Rotate between BTC and an alt basket when dominance trends change. Use moving average confirmation to reduce whipsaws. Add a stop if rotation underperforms.
Funding Rate Hedge
Open a small hedge when funding stays elevated for several hours. Close it when funding mean-reverts toward neutral. Designed to reduce carry risk in overheated markets.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enter when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume confirms. Exit on the reverse cross or a time stop. Helps avoid low-liquidity fakeouts.
Volatility Targeted Trend
Size positions so portfolio volatility stays near a target level. Increase exposure in calm regimes and cut it in high volatility. Use trend confirmation to stay aligned.
Unlike one-off buys, a framework defines what to do in calm, stress and euphoria. Start with a base allocation, then add rules for adding risk, trimming risk and hedging. For example, add 1% to ETH when price closes above MA200 for 3 days, and trim 2% when RSI exceeds 75 on the daily chart. Coinrule keeps the logic auditable with logs, alerts and clear rule states.
Risk controls include position caps, cooldown timers and portfolio-level stops. You can set a rule that pauses all new buys for 48 hours after three stop losses trigger in one day. Another guardrail is a max allocation per asset, such as 15%, to prevent concentration. These features help you stay invested without letting a single move dominate outcomes.
When you want to move beyond centralized venues, you can execute directly on-chain using smart accounts. Session keys can limit what a strategy can do, such as only swapping within a token list and only up to a daily notional cap. Routing through Li.fi helps find efficient paths across pools. This setup is designed for automation without giving up self-custody.
Templates are not a thesis, they are a starting point. Use your research to choose assets, then use automation to enforce timing, sizing and exits. Many users backtest ideas externally, then implement the same logic as rules for live execution. For more building blocks, see /automated-trading and /templates.
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Start with signals you can explain in one sentence. Price change, RSI, moving averages and volatility are easy to audit. If you cannot describe why a trigger exists, remove it. Simpler rules are easier to maintain through regime changes.
Longer-term allocations often work best with 4-hour, daily and weekly checks. A daily RSI rule like buy below 35 and trim above 70 avoids constant churn. Add a time stop, such as exiting after 21 days if the thesis does not play out. This keeps the system from getting stuck.
Fees and slippage matter when you rebalance frequently. Use drift bands, minimum order sizes and cooldowns to reduce unnecessary trades. When routing on-chain, consider gas conditions and swap size limits. A good automation setup respects friction.
Treat buying rules and defensive rules as different modules. Accumulation can be steady and boring, while protection should be rare and decisive. Example: pause buys for 72 hours if BTC drops 8% in a day, then resume with smaller size. This separation reduces conflicting signals.
Schedule a monthly review of performance, drawdowns and rule triggers. Clone a strategy before making changes so you can compare outcomes. If a rule triggers too often, tighten conditions or add a filter. Iteration is where most edge comes from.
Connect your exchange, pick a basket and start with one DCA rule plus one rebalance rule. Add protection only after you see how the base system behaves. Coinrule is built for systematic execution with clear controls and self-custody options.
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