Centralize digital asset management with Coinrule. Automate allocation, DCA and risk rules across Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and more in minutes.
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When your portfolio lives across Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and wallets, tracking decisions gets messy fast. Digital asset management on Coinrule turns scattered positions into a single rules-based workflow you can monitor and adjust in one place.
Instead of updating manual trackers, you define allocation targets, entry signals and exit rules once. The system checks conditions continuously and executes through connected venues using API keys or on-chain smart accounts. Keep separate rule sets for long-term holds, active trades and hedges without losing visibility. Every action is logged so you can review what happened and why.
Traders often need guardrails, not just signals. Set a max position size, a daily spend cap or a rule that pauses buying after a 6 percent intraday drop. Add time windows so a strategy only runs during your preferred liquidity hours. These constraints help keep execution consistent when markets move quickly.
Portfolio Rules And Allocation
On this platform you can rebalance by thresholds instead of calendars. For example, if BTC exceeds 45 percent of your portfolio, sell 5 percent into USDC, and if it falls below 35 percent, buy back in. Run the same logic across multiple exchanges while keeping a single view of exposure. This makes portfolio upkeep feel systematic rather than reactive.
Non-Custodial By Design
Your funds stay on the exchange or on-chain. Coinrule connects via permissions you control, so you can revoke keys, limit scopes and pause rules anytime without moving assets.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances when an asset drifts beyond a set band, like plus or minus 5 percent. Buys underweight positions and trims overweight ones. Designed for weekly checks with clear caps.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a budget into scheduled buys, like $100 every Monday. Optionally adds an extra buy if price drops 3 percent in 24 hours. Keeps entries consistent during volatility.
Buy the Dips
Buys when price falls a set amount, such as 4 percent from a 7-day high. Adds a cooldown to avoid repeated entries. Exits on a rebound target or indicator flip.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a hard stop, like 2.5 percent below entry, then trails profit once up 6 percent. Tightens the trail as gains grow. Helps protect downside while letting winners run.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume is above its 20-period average. Exits on the cross back or a volatility stop. Works well on 4H or daily charts.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances when an asset drifts beyond a set band, like plus or minus 5 percent. Buys underweight positions and trims overweight ones. Designed for weekly checks with clear caps.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a budget into scheduled buys, like $100 every Monday. Optionally adds an extra buy if price drops 3 percent in 24 hours. Keeps entries consistent during volatility.
Buy the Dips
Buys when price falls a set amount, such as 4 percent from a 7-day high. Adds a cooldown to avoid repeated entries. Exits on a rebound target or indicator flip.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a hard stop, like 2.5 percent below entry, then trails profit once up 6 percent. Tightens the trail as gains grow. Helps protect downside while letting winners run.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume is above its 20-period average. Exits on the cross back or a volatility stop. Works well on 4H or daily charts.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band and RSI is under 35. Sells near the middle band or when RSI exceeds 55. Aims for controlled bounces in range markets.
Supertrend Momentum
Goes long when Supertrend flips bullish and price holds above the signal for two candles. Exits on a bearish flip or a fixed stop. Useful for trend phases on 1H to 4H.
Volatility Breakout
Places entries when price breaks a range by a set ATR multiple, like 1.2x ATR. Confirms with a close above the breakout level. Uses a time stop if momentum fades.
RSI Divergence Hunter
Looks for bullish divergence with RSI making higher lows while price makes lower lows. Enters on confirmation and exits on RSI above 60. Adds a tight invalidation stop.
TWAP Execution Accumulator
Splits a larger order into smaller slices over a window, like 12 buys across 6 hours. Reduces slippage during thin liquidity. Pairs well with allocation or dip triggers.
Unlike juggling multiple dashboards, Coinrule gives you a unified view of balances, open positions and active rules. Connect venues like OKX, Bybit, KuCoin and Bitget, then decide which strategies run where. Clone a rule and change only the pair or sizing to test execution differences. This keeps your process consistent even when liquidity and fees vary by venue.
Risk controls include per-rule position limits, portfolio-level exposure caps and kill switches. You might set: if total drawdown hits 8 percent in 24 hours, pause all bots and send an alert. Or: if funding turns strongly positive, reduce perp exposure by 20 percent. These controls help you manage the system, not just individual trades.
Once you automate, you need traceability. Coinrule logs triggers, orders and outcomes so you can review what fired at 03:12 and what price it used. Alerts can notify you when a rule is skipped due to limits, when an order fails or when allocation drifts beyond a threshold. That feedback loop makes it easier to iterate without guessing. Over time, your best rules become reusable building blocks.
For DeFi execution, you can run strategies through smart accounts while keeping self-custody. Session keys can limit what a rule can do, and routing can seek better liquidity across pools. If you prefer centralized venues for certain pairs, keep those rules separate. The same interface can manage both styles without mixing permissions.
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Rather than acting like a simple signal bot, Coinrule supports workflows that look like a lightweight trading desk. Segment strategies by goal, apply shared limits and standardize sizing across accounts. This makes it easier to scale from one pair to a diversified basket. It also reduces the mental load that causes inconsistent decisions.
Every bot is only as safe as its permissions and limits. Use restricted API keys on centralized exchanges and keep withdrawal permissions off. On-chain, rely on smart account controls and scoped sessions so strategies can trade but not take custody. Combine that with caps and alerts to reduce operational risk.
When you adjust a threshold, you want predictable behavior. Clone a rule, change one variable and run it with smaller sizing for a few days. Compare logs and outcomes, then promote the new version. This release process helps you improve without introducing surprises.
Templates cover accumulation, trend following, mean reversion and hedging ideas. Use them as starting points, then add constraints like cooldowns, max open positions or time stops. Over time you build a library of reusable components. That library becomes your personal operating system for the markets.
If you want to go deeper on automation design, see /automated-trading for rule patterns and risk frameworks. For portfolio-focused setups, see /crypto-portfolio-management. These guides help you translate a thesis into measurable conditions, then implement and iterate quickly.
After you connect an exchange, start with one objective and one rule. Add limits, review the audit trail and expand only when the behavior matches your intent. Consistency comes from process, not prediction. Coinrule gives you the tooling to run that process every day.
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