Run rule-based execution with institutional-grade controls on Coinrule. Automate entries, exits and hedges across Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Bybit and Hyperliquid.
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Instead of wiring custom infrastructure, teams use Coinrule as Institutional trading software to standardize execution across venues. Define rules for entries, exits and hedges, then let the engine run 24/7 with clear logs and alerts. Connect to Binance, OKX, Coinbase, Bybit or Hyperliquid via API keys while keeping funds on the exchange.
Traders translate a thesis into conditions the system can enforce. For example, buy 1.5% of balance if BTC drops 4% in 6 hours and RSI(1H) is below 30, then place a 2.2% stop and a 4.5% take profit. Add time windows, cooldowns and position caps so execution stays consistent when volatility spikes.
Risk controls include max allocation per asset, max open positions and portfolio-level drawdown alerts. The platform supports rule hierarchies so a global kill switch can pause every strategy if equity falls 6% in a day. Audit-friendly activity history makes it easier to review what fired, when it fired and what orders were sent.
Execution and risk guardrails
For multi-exchange operations, you can run the same logic on separate accounts and compare fills and slippage. Set a TWAP-style accumulator that buys every 10 minutes for 2 hours, or only when spread is under 0.15%. Alerts notify you when an order fails or a venue disconnects so you can intervene fast.
Non-custodial by design
Coinrule is non-custodial: you keep custody while the automation submits orders using limited-permission API keys or on-chain smart accounts. That separation reduces operational risk and keeps your execution stack simpler to maintain.
TWAP Execution Accumulator
Accumulates a position using time-sliced buys every 5-15 minutes. Adds a spread filter so orders only place when slippage stays below a set threshold. Stops early if price moves 2% against you.
VWAP Reversion Scalper
Sells when price stretches 1.2% above VWAP on 15m candles and buys back near VWAP. Uses a tight stop at 0.6% and a time stop after 90 minutes. Designed for mean-reverting sessions.
Funding Rate Hedge
When funding turns extreme, opens a hedge to reduce carry risk. Closes when funding normalizes and price returns to a moving average band. Useful for perps exposure management.
Market-Neutral Factor Hedge
Builds a long-short basket to reduce beta while keeping factor exposure. Rebalances on a schedule and exits legs if correlation breaks. Adds a max leverage cap and drawdown stop.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Switches between trend and mean-reversion rules based on ATR and range metrics. Trades smaller size when volatility rises above a threshold. Pauses entirely in choppy conditions.
TWAP Execution Accumulator
Accumulates a position using time-sliced buys every 5-15 minutes. Adds a spread filter so orders only place when slippage stays below a set threshold. Stops early if price moves 2% against you.
VWAP Reversion Scalper
Sells when price stretches 1.2% above VWAP on 15m candles and buys back near VWAP. Uses a tight stop at 0.6% and a time stop after 90 minutes. Designed for mean-reverting sessions.
Funding Rate Hedge
When funding turns extreme, opens a hedge to reduce carry risk. Closes when funding normalizes and price returns to a moving average band. Useful for perps exposure management.
Market-Neutral Factor Hedge
Builds a long-short basket to reduce beta while keeping factor exposure. Rebalances on a schedule and exits legs if correlation breaks. Adds a max leverage cap and drawdown stop.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Switches between trend and mean-reversion rules based on ATR and range metrics. Trades smaller size when volatility rises above a threshold. Pauses entirely in choppy conditions.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets an initial stop, then trails profit once price moves in your favor. Example: trail by 1.8% after a 3% gain and tighten to 1.0% after 8%. Helps lock in gains during fast moves.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances to target weights on a weekly or month-end schedule. Adds drift bands like 3% so it only trades when allocations deviate meaningfully. Useful for systematic portfolio maintenance.
Perps Basis Arbitrage
Enters when perp basis exceeds a threshold and exits when it compresses. Adds a funding filter and a max holding time to limit tail risk. Works best in liquid markets.
Order Book Imbalance Fade
Fades short-term order book pressure after a spike in imbalance. Confirms with volume and a quick RSI reset on 5m candles. Uses a tight stop and fast take profit.
Volatility Breakout
Buys when price breaks a range and ATR expands above its 20-period average. Exits on a trailing stop or when momentum fades. Avoids entries during low-liquidity hours.
Unlike black-box tools, Coinrule shows each trigger, condition and order in plain language. You can label strategies by desk, mandate or risk bucket and review performance by rule. Notifications can be routed to email or chat so exceptions do not get missed.
Once a rule set is stable, clone it across accounts and adjust only sizing and limits. A common pattern is to cap exposure at 12% per asset, limit to 4 concurrent positions and enforce a 30-minute cooldown after a stop. This keeps execution consistent even when multiple operators are involved.
For on-chain execution, Coinrule can run through smart accounts with session keys for limited permissions. Trades route via Li.fi to find liquidity across pools, which helps reduce manual routing overhead. You can automate a swap when ETH gas is below a threshold or when a token breaks above a level on 4H candles.
Every change to a rule is visible, so you can review what was modified before and after a live incident. Use naming conventions and templates to keep strategy sprawl under control. The goal is fewer surprises and faster post-trade review.
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Risk teams like rules that read clearly. Example 1: if price drops 5% in 4 hours, buy 2% of balance, then set stop at 2.5% and take profit at 6%. Example 2: if RSI(4H) crosses above 50 and MA200 is rising, enter, then trail by 1.7% after a 4% gain.
Research can propose triggers while execution defines sizing, limits and venue selection. That separation makes it easier to test changes without breaking guardrails. When a rule performs, you can promote it from a sandbox account to production with the same structure.
Dashboards show active rules, open positions and recent triggers at a glance. Alerts highlight disconnects, rejected orders and threshold breaches. This keeps operators focused on exceptions, not constant clicking.
Use API keys with trading-only permissions and disable withdrawals. Rotate keys on a schedule and restrict IPs when your venue supports it. For on-chain, session keys can limit what a strategy is allowed to do.
Think of Coinrule as the execution and automation layer that sits between signals and venues. It complements analytics tools and research notebooks by turning decisions into consistent orders. For more, see /security and /templates.
Begin with one market and one rule, then add hedges, rebalancing and regime filters as you gain confidence. Keep position sizing conservative while you validate behavior across different volatility conditions. When you are ready, replicate the workflow across accounts and venues.
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