Turn quick moves into rule-based scalps with Coinrule. Build, test and run bots on Binance, Bybit, OKX and Kraken with clear risk controls.
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Instead of chasing every wick, Coinrule helps you define a Crypto scalping bot with precise triggers and automatic order placement. Set entries, exits and timeouts, then let the engine execute consistently across Binance, Bybit and OKX.
Scalpers need conditions that fire reliably. Use price moves, indicator signals and time filters to avoid overtrading in chop. Add a 10-minute cooldown after a stop-out, or require two confirmations before re-entry. Paper test first, then switch to live with the same rules.
Every fast strategy needs guardrails. Define per-trade risk, daily loss limits and max open positions so one bad streak does not snowball. Cap exposure to 15% of balance per pair and stop after 3 consecutive losses. Logs and alerts make reviews and iteration straightforward.
Scalping Templates
Pick a template, then tune it to your market and venue. Many traders begin with 1-minute to 15-minute rules, then add filters like spread checks and volatility thresholds. Save versions so you can compare results side by side before scaling.
Execution You Control
Coinrule connects via exchange API keys, so you keep custody while the system places orders on your behalf. Pause, clone or schedule bots, and always see the exact conditions that triggered each trade.
Moving Average Scalper
Enter when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA on 5m candles. Exit on crossback or after 20 minutes. Add a 0.8% stop loss to cap downside.
VWAP Reversion Scalper
Buy when price drops 0.6% below VWAP on 1m and volume rises. Take profit at VWAP and cancel if unfilled after 3 minutes. Built for quick mean reversion.
Order Book Imbalance Fade
Sell into short-term buy pressure after a 0.7% spike in 2 minutes. Cover when price returns to the prior 5m midpoint. Use a tight 0.5% stop.
Time-of-Day Liquidity Sniper
Trade only during the London-New York overlap. Enter on a 0.4% breakout with a 10m time stop. Exit at 0.6% take profit or on momentum fade.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buy when price closes below the lower band on 15m and RSI is under 35. Sell at the middle band or after 6 candles. Add a trailing take profit after +0.8%.
Moving Average Scalper
Enter when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA on 5m candles. Exit on crossback or after 20 minutes. Add a 0.8% stop loss to cap downside.
VWAP Reversion Scalper
Buy when price drops 0.6% below VWAP on 1m and volume rises. Take profit at VWAP and cancel if unfilled after 3 minutes. Built for quick mean reversion.
Order Book Imbalance Fade
Sell into short-term buy pressure after a 0.7% spike in 2 minutes. Cover when price returns to the prior 5m midpoint. Use a tight 0.5% stop.
Time-of-Day Liquidity Sniper
Trade only during the London-New York overlap. Enter on a 0.4% breakout with a 10m time stop. Exit at 0.6% take profit or on momentum fade.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buy when price closes below the lower band on 15m and RSI is under 35. Sell at the middle band or after 6 candles. Add a trailing take profit after +0.8%.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Open on a simple price trigger, then manage the position automatically. Set a 1.2% stop loss and activate a trailing take profit after +1%. Use it as a risk wrapper for scalps.
Liquidity Sweep Breakout
Enter after a sweep below recent support, then a reclaim within 3 minutes. Target the prior range high and exit if the reclaim fails. Best on 1m to 5m charts.
Squeeze Release (BB + Keltner)
Detect a low-volatility squeeze, then enter on the first expansion candle. Take partial profit at +0.7% and move the stop to breakeven. Close the rest on momentum slowdown.
Range Bound Reversal
Buy near range support when price is within 0.3% of the floor and RSI turns up. Sell near resistance or after 30 minutes. Skip entries when ATR is above your limit.
Supertrend Momentum
Enter when Supertrend flips bullish on 5m and price breaks the prior swing high. Exit on a Supertrend flip or a 1% trailing stop. Designed for short trend bursts.
Once you have a template, adjust it to your pair and fees. A common setup is: enter when RSI crosses below 30 on 1h candles, take profit at +0.7% and stop at -0.5%. Another is to require a 0.4% breakout plus volume above the 20-period average before buying. You can run the same rules on Kraken and Bitget to compare fills and slippage.
Execution costs matter on short holds. Set minimum move thresholds so trades only trigger when the expected edge exceeds fees, such as 0.35% on spot or 0.6% on perps. Skip entries when spread widens during news. Prefer limit orders for maker fills, and use market orders only when speed matters more than price.
Perpetuals can amplify both wins and losses, so keep leverage modest and rules explicit. You might cap leverage at 2x, limit total open risk to 5% of equity, and auto-close if funding turns sharply against you. On venues like Hyperliquid and Bybit, tighten stops as profit grows to keep a liquidation buffer. Always test with small size first and review logs for edge decay.
After launching, treat each bot like a product. Review win rate, average hold time and max drawdown weekly, then change one variable at a time. Alerts help you catch abnormal behavior, like too many trades in a short window.
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Connect Binance, Kraken, OKX, KuCoin or Bitget using API keys with the permissions you choose. Execution happens on your account, so you keep control of balances and withdrawals. This setup fits systematic trading where transparency matters.
Test rules in a simulated environment to see how often signals trigger and how exits behave. Track metrics like average profit per trade, max adverse excursion and time in position. When results look stable, switch to live with smaller size and scale gradually.
Short-term markets can be chaotic, so filters matter. Require volume above a moving average, avoid trades during low-liquidity hours, or skip entries when ATR is elevated. These constraints often improve signal quality more than adding new indicators.
Running several strategies at once can create hidden correlation. Use allocation caps per coin, per exchange and per direction so you do not stack the same bet. If one bot is active, block another from opening a second position on the same pair.
Every order has a trail: the condition, the timestamp and the action taken. That auditability helps you debug edge cases like repeated entries or missed exits. It also makes it easier to share a rule set with a teammate without ambiguity.
Start with one liquid pair, one timeframe and one clear exit plan. Keep rules simple, measure results over at least 100 trades, then iterate. When you are ready, expand to more pairs and add portfolio limits for stability.
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