Build a rules-based plan for long-horizon positions. Coinrule automates DCA, dip entries and rebalancing across major exchanges with risk controls.
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Instead of reacting to every candle, Long Term Accumulation works best when entries are scheduled and rule-driven. Coinrule automates buys on Binance, Kraken, OKX and KuCoin while keeping custody on the exchange. Set a weekly budget, define dip triggers and track every fill in one dashboard.
Traders often know what they want to do, but execution slips when markets move fast. On this platform, you translate intent into conditions, timers and allocation caps that run 24/7. Start from templates, then adjust position sizing, cooldown periods and exit logic as your thesis evolves.
For example, buy $125 of BTC every Monday at 10:00 UTC, then add 1% of balance if price drops 5% within 24 hours. Another rule can pause new buys if BTC dominance falls 3% in a week or if stablecoins drop below 15%. Each action is logged so you can review what happened and why.
Disciplined DCA And Dip Buys
Users set recurring purchases, laddered limit orders and dip triggers so entries happen during work hours or overnight. Add a cooldown like 12 hours after a buy to avoid overtrading in choppy ranges.
Guardrails For Long Horizons
Risk controls include max daily spend, per-asset caps and portfolio stop rules that can disable bots if drawdown exceeds a threshold you define.
DCA Accumulator
Buys a fixed amount on a schedule, such as weekly. Adds an extra buy if price drops 4% from the 7-day high. Pauses when allocation exceeds your cap.
BTC Weekly DCA
Places one BTC buy every week at a set time. Adds a second buy when daily RSI(14) falls below 35. Tracks cost basis over time.
Skewed DCA (Buy the Dip)
Runs small recurring buys, then increases size on deeper pullbacks. Example: +0.5% balance at -3% and +1% at -6% within 48 hours. Uses a cooldown to prevent rapid repeats.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances to target weights weekly or monthly. Sells overweight assets and buys underweight ones when drift exceeds 5%. Keeps exposure aligned with your plan.
Accumulation Zone Bot
Accumulates inside a defined price band using limit orders. Buys near support and reduces buying near resistance. Stops placing orders if price breaks below the zone by 2%.
DCA Accumulator
Buys a fixed amount on a schedule, such as weekly. Adds an extra buy if price drops 4% from the 7-day high. Pauses when allocation exceeds your cap.
BTC Weekly DCA
Places one BTC buy every week at a set time. Adds a second buy when daily RSI(14) falls below 35. Tracks cost basis over time.
Skewed DCA (Buy the Dip)
Runs small recurring buys, then increases size on deeper pullbacks. Example: +0.5% balance at -3% and +1% at -6% within 48 hours. Uses a cooldown to prevent rapid repeats.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances to target weights weekly or monthly. Sells overweight assets and buys underweight ones when drift exceeds 5%. Keeps exposure aligned with your plan.
Accumulation Zone Bot
Accumulates inside a defined price band using limit orders. Buys near support and reduces buying near resistance. Stops placing orders if price breaks below the zone by 2%.
Buy the Dips
Buys when price drops a set percent from a recent high, such as 6% from the 14-day peak. Exits are optional or can be disabled for holding. Useful for systematic pullback entries.
TWAP Execution Accumulator
Splits a larger order into smaller slices over time to reduce slippage. Example: buy 0.02 BTC every 15 minutes for 6 hours. Cancels remaining slices if volatility spikes.
Minimum Variance Rebalance
Targets a lower-volatility mix by adjusting weights on a schedule. Tightens exposure when realized volatility rises above your threshold. Useful for smoothing risk during accumulation.
Stablecoin Flow Risk Filter
Adds a safety filter before new buys. If stablecoin share falls below 10%, the bot pauses accumulation. Resumes when the cash buffer is restored.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Adds protection with a wide stop and optional trailing profit. Example: stop at -12% from entry and trail at 6% once profit exceeds 10%. Helps manage tail risk.
Once your base DCA is running, add a second layer for opportunistic entries and safety. You can combine a weekly buy with a dip module that triggers when RSI(14) is below 30 on 4-hour candles. Cap total monthly spend, for example $500, so the system never over-allocates during a prolonged drawdown. This keeps you active when prices are attractive, but disciplined when conditions are noisy.
Rather than guessing trade size, define it as a percent of available balance or a fixed quote amount. Many users choose 0.5% to 2% per buy and enforce a maximum exposure per asset. That way, a strong trend does not turn into an accidental concentration.
Portfolio drift is normal when one asset outperforms. A simple rule can rebalance monthly if any holding deviates more than 7% from target weight. You can also require confirmation, like price above MA200, before adding to higher-risk tokens.
Every bot should have a failure mode. Set a portfolio-level circuit breaker, such as disabling all new buys if total equity drops 10% in 24 hours. You can keep existing positions, but stop adding risk until conditions stabilize.
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After you pick a schedule, focus on durability. Use small, repeatable orders and avoid rules that trigger too frequently. A good starting point is one base buy per week plus one conditional buy only if price drops 5% to 8% within 48 hours.
Coinrule keeps an audit trail of signals, orders and outcomes. Review fills monthly to see if thresholds are too tight or too loose. Iterate one variable at a time so you can attribute changes correctly.
Keep long-horizon bots isolated from short-term experiments. Many users run one account or sub-portfolio for steady buys and another for tactical strategies. This separation makes risk and performance easier to understand.
If you want to realize gains, use a light-touch rule like selling 10% after a 25% move, then trailing the rest. Avoid frequent exits that turn a long plan into churn. Let the system do less, but do it reliably.
When volatility rises, reduce order size or widen dip thresholds. When trends stabilize, tighten rules and rebalance more often. Adjust the framework rather than abandoning it.
Choose a DCA template, set your monthly cap and connect an exchange in minutes. Clone the bot to test a second version with different dip levels, like 3% versus 6%, and keep the better performer. For more building blocks, see /templates.
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