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Instead of reacting late, a Gold scalping strategy can run on Coinrule with precise triggers and predefined exits. Set rules like buy when RSI(14) drops below 30 on 5-minute candles, take profit at +0.6%, or exit when RSI crosses above 55. Add a hard stop at -0.4% and a time stop that closes after 25 minutes if price stalls. You control sizing, timing and risk while the platform executes consistently.
Scalping breaks down when decisions change trade to trade. Coinrule turns a checklist into a repeatable engine: signal, entry, protection and exit. Combine indicator conditions with price context, like trading only above the 200 EMA on 15-minute charts while a 5-minute RSI resets from oversold. Logs and alerts make review simple so you can refine rules without guesswork.
Run intraday rules where liquidity fits your workflow. Connect Coinrule to Binance, Bybit, OKX, Kraken or KuCoin via API keys while keeping funds on the exchange. If you prefer on-chain execution, automate with smart accounts on Base, Arbitrum or Binance Smart Chain when it suits the setup.
Tight Risk Controls
Risk controls should be part of the template, not an afterthought. Cap exposure per trade, set a daily loss limit, and pause the bot after 3 consecutive stop-outs. You can require a minimum spread or volume filter before entry to avoid thin, whippy moments.
Speed Without Overtrading
Coinrule lets you throttle activity with cooldown timers and session windows. For example, allow a maximum of 6 trades per day and only run during the London-New York overlap. That keeps the system selective even when signals fire repeatedly in choppy ranges.
Moving Average Scalper
Enter when price reclaims EMA20 on 5-minute candles with EMA200 bullish. Take profit at +0.5% or exit on an EMA20 crossback. Use a -0.4% stop.
VWAP Reversion Scalper
Short when price is 0.7% above VWAP and RSI(14) is above 70 on 1-minute candles. Cover at VWAP or after 15 minutes. Stop above the swing high.
Volatility Breakout
Buy a 15-minute range break when ATR(14) expands versus the prior hour. Take profit at 1R and trail by 0.3%. Cancel if not filled within 3 minutes.
Range Bound Reversal
Trade box edges: buy near support when RSI(14) < 35 and sell near resistance when RSI(14) > 65. Use a 20-minute time stop. Skip entries during news spikes.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Open on a simple trigger, then manage exits automatically. Set an initial -0.5% stop and activate a trailing take profit after +0.4%. Tighten the trail as profit grows.
Moving Average Scalper
Enter when price reclaims EMA20 on 5-minute candles with EMA200 bullish. Take profit at +0.5% or exit on an EMA20 crossback. Use a -0.4% stop.
VWAP Reversion Scalper
Short when price is 0.7% above VWAP and RSI(14) is above 70 on 1-minute candles. Cover at VWAP or after 15 minutes. Stop above the swing high.
Volatility Breakout
Buy a 15-minute range break when ATR(14) expands versus the prior hour. Take profit at 1R and trail by 0.3%. Cancel if not filled within 3 minutes.
Range Bound Reversal
Trade box edges: buy near support when RSI(14) < 35 and sell near resistance when RSI(14) > 65. Use a 20-minute time stop. Skip entries during news spikes.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Open on a simple trigger, then manage exits automatically. Set an initial -0.5% stop and activate a trailing take profit after +0.4%. Tighten the trail as profit grows.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Buy when price taps support and prints a higher low on 3-minute candles. Exit at mid-range or +0.6%, whichever comes first. Stop 0.35% below support.
Order Book Imbalance Fade
Fade a sudden bid or ask wall after a quick spike. Require a 2-minute cooldown between trades. Exit on mean reversion back to the prior pivot.
Liquidity Sweep Breakout
Wait for a sweep of the prior 30-minute high or low, then enter on the reclaim candle. Target the next intraday level and use a -0.45% stop. Filter out low volume periods.
Pivot Points Reversal
Buy at S1 or sell at R1 when price rejects the level and RSI confirms. Take profit at the daily pivot and exit early if momentum flips. Built for quick repeats.
Squeeze Release (BB + Keltner)
Enter when Bollinger Bands expand after a squeeze inside Keltner Channels on 5-minute charts. Target 0.8% with partial exits. Stop if price closes back inside the bands.
Traders do best with a small set of signals that do not conflict. A common stack is trend filter (EMA200), trigger (RSI or VWAP distance) and confirmation (break of prior candle high). For example, only take longs above EMA200 on 15-minute, then buy when 5-minute RSI crosses up through 35 and price closes above VWAP. Keep the logic simple so it is easy to debug.
Small stops demand disciplined sizing. Define risk per trade, such as 0.25% of equity, then compute order size from the stop distance. If your stop is 0.4% away, size so a stop-out equals that fixed risk amount. Add a max position cap so one signal cannot over-allocate during high volatility.
When volatility spikes, spreads widen and scalps can slip. Use a filter like ATR(14) on 1-minute candles: if ATR is above a threshold, reduce size or pause entries for 10 minutes. Block trading around scheduled events by running only in defined sessions. This is where a Gold scalping strategy becomes more robust because guardrails stay on.
Backtest the rule set on recent weeks, then paper trade to validate behavior in real time. Start live with conservative limits and alerts. Adjust one variable at a time so improvements stay measurable.
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Start from a proven template, then adapt it to your market hours and risk tolerance. Clone a rule, change one parameter, and compare results over the same period. This keeps your process scientific. See /templates to browse setups by indicator and style.
Every action is recorded so you can see which condition triggered the order and what happened next. That transparency matters for short-horizon trading where small mistakes compound. Alerts can notify you when a stop hits or when a rule pauses itself.
If you run multiple bots, make sure they are not all effectively the same trade. Separate mean reversion from breakout logic, and cap total exposure across rules. A portfolio-level max allocation to one direction helps when regimes flip.
Once behavior looks stable, scale by increasing size slowly or adding a second session window. Track slippage and fill quality, not just win rate. If performance degrades, tighten filters or reduce frequency.
Build the logic, connect an exchange, and run in demo to validate. When ready, switch to live with conservative limits and alerts. Pause instantly if conditions change. See /automated-trading for more on monitoring.
Turn your checklist into repeatable rules, then let the platform handle the clicks. Start with one simple setup, measure it, and iterate. Coinrule is built for disciplined execution across multiple venues without giving up control.
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