Explore commodity-style workflows with rule-based automation and risk controls. Run strategies across Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX and Bybit from one dashboard.
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Instead of placing manual orders, free commodities trading on Coinrule lets you prototype commodity-style rules using liquid crypto proxies. Set triggers like buy after a 3% drop in 6 hours, then take profit at 4% and stop at 2%. Run the same logic across Binance, Kraken and Bybit with consistent execution. Use alerts, logs and performance views to learn what actually works.
Traders often want commodity-like behavior without opening a futures account. With this platform you can automate around assets that reflect macro themes, like BTC as a risk proxy or tokenized commodities where your venue lists them. Define entries, exits and position sizing, and the engine executes via exchange API keys. Your funds stay on the exchange while rules run 24/7.
Risk controls include allocation caps, cooldown timers and multi-step exits. For example, sell 50% at +3%, then move a trailing stop to 1.5% once profit exceeds 6%. Close the rest if price falls below MA200 on 4-hour candles. Add a volatility filter so the bot pauses when ATR(14) jumps above your threshold. These guardrails help reduce overtrading during news-driven spikes.
Commodity-Style Templates
Templates give you a fast starting point for trend, mean reversion and breakout setups. Clone one, change the timeframe, and adjust thresholds like RSI 30/70 or a 2% breakout band. Review the conditions, then run it small before scaling. Once stable, schedule it to run only during your preferred sessions.
Multi-Venue Automation
Connect accounts on OKX, Coinbase, KuCoin or Bitget and manage rules from one dashboard. The system standardizes execution so stops, take profit and trailing logic behave consistently across venues. Pause everything instantly if conditions change. This keeps experimentation controlled and repeatable.
Volatility Breakout
Buys on a 24-hour high break by 1.5% with rising volume. Sets a 2% stop loss and a 3.5% take profit. Optional trailing take profit after +2%.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower Bollinger Band on 1-hour candles and RSI is under 35. Exits at the middle band or when RSI crosses 55. Adds a 12-hour time stop.
Donchian Channel Turtle
Enters long on a 20-period Donchian breakout and adds only if the trend holds. Exits on a 10-period channel breakdown. Uses ATR sizing and a hard stop at 2 ATR.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Buys near a defined support zone after a 2% dip and a bullish close. Takes profit at the next resistance level or +4%. Exits if price closes 1% below support twice.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Buys when MA20 crosses above MA50 and volume is 20% above its 10-period average. Sells on the crossback or a 2.5% drop from entry. Best on 4-hour charts.
Volatility Breakout
Buys on a 24-hour high break by 1.5% with rising volume. Sets a 2% stop loss and a 3.5% take profit. Optional trailing take profit after +2%.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower Bollinger Band on 1-hour candles and RSI is under 35. Exits at the middle band or when RSI crosses 55. Adds a 12-hour time stop.
Donchian Channel Turtle
Enters long on a 20-period Donchian breakout and adds only if the trend holds. Exits on a 10-period channel breakdown. Uses ATR sizing and a hard stop at 2 ATR.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Buys near a defined support zone after a 2% dip and a bullish close. Takes profit at the next resistance level or +4%. Exits if price closes 1% below support twice.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Buys when MA20 crosses above MA50 and volume is 20% above its 10-period average. Sells on the crossback or a 2.5% drop from entry. Best on 4-hour charts.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Buys when RSI falls below 30 on 2-hour candles while price stays above MA200. Exits when RSI reaches 55 or after a 5% move. Adds a 2% stop loss.
Grid Trading
Places buys every 1% down and sells every 1% up inside a defined range. Uses a max allocation cap and cancels the grid if price breaks out by 3%. Built for sideways markets.
ATR Channel Breakout
Enters when price closes above an ATR channel by 1 ATR on 1-hour candles. Exits with a trailing stop that tightens from 3% to 1.5% after +6%. Skips low-volume periods.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a fixed budget into weekly buys, then adds an extra buy if price drops 5% in 24 hours. Pauses if price is 8% above MA50 to avoid chasing. Rebalances when allocation exceeds a cap.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Opens on a simple trigger, then manages exits automatically. Sets a fixed stop loss, a first take profit, and a trailing take profit on the remainder. Built to reduce emotion in fast moves.
For commodity-style volatility, start with one market and one rule set. Define a trigger like enter on a 2% breakout above yesterday high, then scale out at +3% and +5%. Add a daily loss limit so the bot stops after -2% realized PnL. Review the trade log weekly and adjust one parameter at a time.
Unlike black-box systems, every condition is visible and editable. You can require confirmations, like RSI above 50 and Supertrend green before entering. You can also add a cooldown such as no new entries for 90 minutes after a stop loss. This makes results easier to interpret and improve.
Once connected via API keys, the engine monitors prices continuously and executes your rules automatically. Use different bots for different regimes, like a range bot during low volatility and a breakout bot when volume returns. You can run the same logic on Binance, OKX and Kraken to compare fills and spreads. Keep position sizes small while you validate behavior.
After you see stable behavior, increase size gradually and tighten risk limits. Keep a simple checklist: max allocation, max open positions, and a hard stop per trade. Save versions of your rules so you can roll back quickly. Consistency matters more than complexity.
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Avoid stacking too many indicators at once. Start with one entry signal and one exit plan, then add a filter only if it improves drawdowns. Do not widen stops after entry. If a rule is unclear, rewrite it until you can explain it in one sentence.
Use numeric thresholds so you can compare versions. Examples: trade only if spread is below 0.15%, skip entries when funding is above 0.02%, or require a 1-hour close above MA100 before buying. Track win rate, average win, average loss and max drawdown. Small improvements compound when execution is consistent.
When volatility spikes, mean reversion can fail and breakouts can dominate. Add a simple switch: if ATR(14) is up 30% versus last week, disable the range bot and enable the trend bot. You can also gate entries by higher timeframe direction, like only taking longs when daily MA50 is rising. This keeps the system aligned with the broader move.
Size positions as a small percent of equity, like 1% to 3% per entry, and cap total exposure. Use partial exits to reduce variance. If you DCA, define the maximum number of adds and the spacing, such as three adds at 2% intervals. Boring sizing is what lets you stay in the game.
If you prefer self-custody, explore on-chain automation using smart accounts. Session keys can limit permissions, and routing can seek better liquidity across pools. Start with small sizes and simple swaps before adding complex logic. Learn more by browsing /onchain.
Create one strategy, set tight risk limits, and let the engine run while you focus on research. Review results, iterate, and scale only after consistency appears. Coinrule is built for systematic execution across venues, with controls that keep experimentation disciplined.
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