Build rule-based bots for volatility spikes and calm ranges. Use templates, alerts and risk controls across Binance, OKX, Bybit and Kraken.
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Instead of staring at candles all day, free volatility trading becomes practical when rules handle reactions for you. Coinrule automates entries, exits and hedges across Binance, OKX, Bybit and Kraken while you keep control of your accounts.
Traders usually face two market moods: expansion and compression. In expansion, price breaks levels and keeps running. In compression, it whipsaws and mean reverts. The platform lets you define both behaviors as separate rule sets, then switch them on or off as conditions change.
Templates give you a starting point, but the edge is specificity. You might buy when RSI drops below 30 on 1-hour candles and sell when RSI rises above 55. Or enter when price closes 2 percent above the 20-day high, then place a 1.2 percent stop. Every condition is visible, editable and logged so you can iterate.
Volatility Triggers
When volatility spikes, speed matters more than opinions. Set alerts and automated orders that fire when conditions hit, like a 3 percent move in 15 minutes or an ATR channel break. Route execution to your exchange and keep the process consistent.
Risk Guardrails
Every rule can include sizing and safety checks, such as max 2 open trades, a daily loss limit, or a 30-minute cooldown after a stop. That structure helps prevent overtrading during noisy swings.
Volatility Breakout
Enters on a close above a recent high with a volume filter. Uses a fixed stop and a trailing take profit. Best on 1H to 4H charts in expansion phases.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price tags the lower band and RSI is oversold. Sells near the middle or upper band with a time stop. Built for range-bound conditions.
Squeeze Release (BB + Keltner)
Waits for Bollinger Bands to contract inside Keltner Channels. Enters on the first close outside the squeeze with momentum confirmation. Exits on an opposite signal or trailing stop.
ATR Channel Breakout
Triggers when price breaks an ATR-based channel by a chosen multiple. Uses a volatility-adjusted stop so risk scales with market speed. Works best on trending coins.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Classifies calm vs fast markets using ATR or range percent. Runs mean reversion in low volatility and breakout logic in high volatility. Helps avoid forcing one style everywhere.
Volatility Breakout
Enters on a close above a recent high with a volume filter. Uses a fixed stop and a trailing take profit. Best on 1H to 4H charts in expansion phases.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price tags the lower band and RSI is oversold. Sells near the middle or upper band with a time stop. Built for range-bound conditions.
Squeeze Release (BB + Keltner)
Waits for Bollinger Bands to contract inside Keltner Channels. Enters on the first close outside the squeeze with momentum confirmation. Exits on an opposite signal or trailing stop.
ATR Channel Breakout
Triggers when price breaks an ATR-based channel by a chosen multiple. Uses a volatility-adjusted stop so risk scales with market speed. Works best on trending coins.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Classifies calm vs fast markets using ATR or range percent. Runs mean reversion in low volatility and breakout logic in high volatility. Helps avoid forcing one style everywhere.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Adds a hard stop and trailing take profit to any entry. Example: 1.5 percent stop, then trail 2.5 percent after a 3 percent move. Designed to cap downside and let winners run.
Grid Trading
Places staggered buys and sells inside a defined range. Controls exposure with max inventory and spacing rules. Best when price chops and volatility is steady.
Donchian Channel Turtle
Buys on a break above the Donchian high and sells on a break below the low. Uses position sizing to limit risk per trade. Suited to sustained trend moves.
VWAP Reversion Scalper
Fades moves that deviate from VWAP by a set percent and targets a return to VWAP. Uses tight stops on 15m to 1H charts. Can pause during scheduled news windows.
Supertrend Momentum
Enters when Supertrend flips bullish and price holds above the line. Exits on the first bearish flip or a trailing stop. Useful for riding fast moves with less screen time.
On this platform you can connect Binance, Coinbase, KuCoin, OKX and Hyperliquid and run the same logic across venues. You design rules once, then choose pairs, sizing and risk limits per account. Logs show every trigger, order and outcome so you can audit behavior after volatile sessions. For on-chain execution, smart accounts can route swaps via Li.fi to find efficient liquidity. See /automated-trading for the full rule builder overview.
Traders often start with one breakout rule and one range rule. For example, run a breakout bot only if the 24-hour range exceeds 6 percent, then buy on a 2 percent close above resistance. In calm markets, switch to a mean-reversion bot that buys 1 percent of balance when price touches the lower Bollinger Band and RSI is below 35. Add a 60-minute cooldown after any stop to reduce revenge trades. This is a practical way to approach free volatility trading without overfitting.
Coinrule is designed so you can start small and learn fast. You can test templates, set alerts and run basic automation without writing code. When you are ready, add advanced conditions like multi-indicator confirmation, time windows and portfolio limits. That is how a free plan can still support disciplined execution.
Your funds stay on your exchange or in your own wallet. Coinrule connects via API keys for centralized venues, and via smart accounts for on-chain execution. You can restrict permissions, disable withdrawals and pause all rules instantly. Risk settings like max allocation per coin and max concurrent positions help keep mistakes contained.
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After you connect an exchange, map rules to specific pairs and balances. Run one bot on BTC and another on SOL, each with its own stop logic and sizing. If you trade perps on Hyperliquid, you can automate entries and exits with the same structure while keeping leverage controlled. Multi-venue visibility helps you avoid duplicated exposure.
Use ATR to scale stops, Bollinger Band width to detect compression and percent change to define fast moves. Add confirmation like MA direction or volume thresholds to reduce false signals. For example, only take a breakout if price is above MA200 and volume is 1.5x the 20-period average.
Sizing is where many volatility strategies fail. Set fixed sizing like 1 percent per trade, or scale down when ATR rises above a threshold. Add a cap such as never allocating more than 15 percent to a single coin across all bots. This keeps one fast mover from dominating portfolio risk.
Stops protect you when a breakout fails. Trailing take profits help you stay in winners without guessing the top. Timeouts close stale positions, like exiting after 12 hours if price has not moved at least 1 percent in your favor. Combining all three creates a complete trade lifecycle.
Start with a template, then change one variable at a time. Adjust the timeframe, the RSI threshold or the trailing distance and compare results in the logs. Save versions so you can roll back after a bad tweak. Over time you build a library of rules that match how you want to trade.
Build one breakout bot and one range bot, set clear risk limits and let the system do the monitoring. Spend less time reacting and more time improving rules. Coinrule keeps execution consistent across exchanges and on-chain venues, with controls to pause, audit and iterate.
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