Build rule-based income workflows with dividend-style reinvestment, allocation caps and scheduled rebalancing. Run bots on Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Bybit and Kraken.
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Instead of manually reinvesting payouts and drifting off target, Coinrule turns Dividend automation investing into clear rules you can audit. Set triggers, schedules and allocation limits, then let the engine execute consistently across Binance, Coinbase and OKX.
Income-focused portfolios still need disciplined execution. With Coinrule you can route proceeds into predefined buckets, keep position sizes within caps and rebalance on a calendar. The interface is no-code, but the logic is precise: time-based actions, price conditions and indicator filters can work together. You get logs, alerts and the ability to pause rules instantly when conditions change.
Templates make it easy to start with systematic reinvestment. For example, schedule a weekly buy every Monday at 10:00 UTC for 1% of available balance, then stop if weekly volatility exceeds 6%. Or rebalance monthly back to 40/30/30 across three assets when any weight drifts by more than 5%. You can also add a safety rule that exits 25% of a position if price drops 8% from the 7-day high.
Reinvest, Rebalance, Repeat
Route new funds into your target assets with calendar rules, then layer in guardrails like max exposure per coin and cooldown timers. This keeps the process consistent even when markets move fast on Bybit or Kraken.
Guardrails For Income Strategies
Use stop-loss logic, trailing take-profit and portfolio limits to keep reinvestment from becoming uncontrolled averaging. The system is designed for repeatable execution, not impulse decisions.
DCA Accumulator
Buys a fixed amount weekly and adds an extra buy if price dips 4% in 24 hours. Pauses accumulation when 7-day volatility rises above your threshold.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances to target weights when any asset drifts more than 5%. Runs monthly and can skip rebalancing during high volatility to reduce churn.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a hard stop 6% below entry and activates a trailing take-profit after an 8% gain. Tightens the trail as profit grows to help protect reinvested capital.
Minimum Variance Rebalance
Shifts weights toward lower-volatility assets on periodic checks. Rebalances when realized volatility changes materially versus the prior period.
Sharpe Targeting Rebalance
Adjusts allocations using rolling return and volatility windows. Rebalances when the target Sharpe band is breached to keep risk budgeting consistent.
DCA Accumulator
Buys a fixed amount weekly and adds an extra buy if price dips 4% in 24 hours. Pauses accumulation when 7-day volatility rises above your threshold.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances to target weights when any asset drifts more than 5%. Runs monthly and can skip rebalancing during high volatility to reduce churn.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a hard stop 6% below entry and activates a trailing take-profit after an 8% gain. Tightens the trail as profit grows to help protect reinvested capital.
Minimum Variance Rebalance
Shifts weights toward lower-volatility assets on periodic checks. Rebalances when realized volatility changes materially versus the prior period.
Sharpe Targeting Rebalance
Adjusts allocations using rolling return and volatility windows. Rebalances when the target Sharpe band is breached to keep risk budgeting consistent.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Uses ATR or realized volatility to label markets calm or turbulent. In calm regimes it increases DCA size, and in turbulent regimes it reduces exposure and raises cash.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when MA20 crosses above MA50 and volume is above its 20-day average. Exits on the reverse cross or if price drops 5% from entry.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Buys when RSI falls below 30 on 4-hour candles and price holds above a longer MA. Takes partial profit when RSI exceeds 60 to reduce risk.
Dividend ETF Seasonality
Schedules buys around recurring calendar windows and reduces exposure outside the period. Adds a drawdown stop if price falls 7% from the monthly high.
Tax-Loss Harvest Rebalance
Flags positions down more than 10% over 30 days and rotates into a correlated alternative. Re-enters after a cooldown period using clear, repeatable rules.
For dividend-style workflows in crypto, Coinrule connects via API keys so funds stay on your exchange. Run the same rule set on Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX or Bitget, and keep one dashboard for monitoring. You can separate strategies by account, asset group or risk profile. Alerts help you verify each execution and spot drift early.
Dividend automation investing works best when you define what happens after every payout or deposit. You might set: reinvest 70% into BTC and ETH, keep 30% in stablecoins, and rebalance every 14 days if either core asset moves more than 6% versus the other. Add a rule that pauses new buys for 48 hours after a 10% daily candle. These constraints turn a good idea into a repeatable process you can stick with.
Risk controls include position caps, time stops and layered exits. For example, set a max allocation of 12% per asset, then trigger a trim of 2% if it exceeds 14%. Combine a trailing take-profit with a hard stop so gains are protected while downside stays defined. If you prefer smoother behavior, use smaller, more frequent orders and a volatility filter to avoid buying into spikes. The goal is consistent execution with fewer surprises.
After you launch, the platform records every trigger, order and outcome in a single activity feed. That makes it easier to review what happened on a specific day and adjust one parameter at a time. You can clone a strategy, test a new threshold and compare results without disrupting the original. Consistency comes from iteration, not constant tinkering.
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Start by writing a simple policy: what to buy, how often, and what to do when price moves against you. Then translate it into two or three rules with clear thresholds. Keep the first version boring and measurable. Once it behaves as expected, add one enhancement such as a volatility pause or a trend filter.
Many investors mix a slow schedule with a faster risk signal. A weekly buy can coexist with a 4-hour RSI filter or a daily MA trend check. This avoids overreacting to noise while still responding to regime changes. The key is to keep each condition explicit and testable.
If two strategies can buy the same asset on the same day, you may unintentionally double exposure. Use allocation caps, cooldowns and naming conventions to keep responsibilities separate. A good pattern is one bot for scheduled buys and another for risk exits only. That separation makes troubleshooting much easier.
Track drift from target weights, average entry price and maximum drawdown per strategy. Compare performance before and after adding a filter, not day to day. Use the execution history to confirm that each trigger fired when expected. Measurement turns automation into a process you can improve.
Increase size only after the rules behave correctly through different market conditions. Raise order amounts gradually and keep a maximum daily spend. Consider adding a global kill switch that pauses all strategies if total portfolio drawdown exceeds a threshold you choose. Scaling is safer when it is systematic.
Build a reinvestment and rebalancing system you can trust, then let it run with clear constraints and full transparency. Coinrule gives you templates, controls and monitoring so your strategy stays consistent across venues.
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