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Instead of reacting to every spike, Silver Auto Trading on Coinrule lets you define rules once and let the engine execute them consistently. Set entries, exits and alerts, then monitor performance from a single dashboard.
Traders can run automation across Binance, Kraken, OKX and Bybit using API keys, while keeping funds on the venue. Choose spot or perps where available, then apply the same logic to multiple pairs and timeframes.
Templates give you a fast starting point, but the builder stays flexible. Combine indicators like RSI, moving averages and Supertrend with time filters, position sizing and cooldowns so the system matches your risk tolerance.
Risk Controls First
Risk rules run alongside entries so one bad candle does not define your week. Add a max daily loss limit, a per-trade stop, and a rule that pauses new orders after three consecutive losses.
Execution You Can Audit
Every action is logged with the trigger that caused it, so you can review why an order fired and refine conditions. Alerts help you spot slippage, missed fills or unusual volatility before it compounds.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a 4% drop from the 24h high and RSI(1H) is below 35. Adds one more buy if price drops another 2%. Sells 50% at +3% and trails the rest by 1.5%.
Grid Trading
Places a grid between two price levels and alternates buys and sells as price oscillates. Uses 0.6% spacing and caps open orders. Pauses the grid if volatility exceeds a set threshold.
Optimised RSI and MA Strategy
Enters when RSI(4H) crosses above 30 while price is above MA200. Exits when RSI exceeds 65 or price closes below MA200. Adds a 2% stop loss to limit downside.
Volatility Breakout
Buys when price breaks the prior day high and ATR(14) expands by 20%. Confirms with volume above its 20-period average. Exits on a close back inside the breakout range.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Opens a position on your chosen signal, then sets a fixed 2.5% stop loss. Takes profit at +4% and activates a 1.2% trailing stop. Tightens the trail after +8% unrealized gain.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a 4% drop from the 24h high and RSI(1H) is below 35. Adds one more buy if price drops another 2%. Sells 50% at +3% and trails the rest by 1.5%.
Grid Trading
Places a grid between two price levels and alternates buys and sells as price oscillates. Uses 0.6% spacing and caps open orders. Pauses the grid if volatility exceeds a set threshold.
Optimised RSI and MA Strategy
Enters when RSI(4H) crosses above 30 while price is above MA200. Exits when RSI exceeds 65 or price closes below MA200. Adds a 2% stop loss to limit downside.
Volatility Breakout
Buys when price breaks the prior day high and ATR(14) expands by 20%. Confirms with volume above its 20-period average. Exits on a close back inside the breakout range.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Opens a position on your chosen signal, then sets a fixed 2.5% stop loss. Takes profit at +4% and activates a 1.2% trailing stop. Tightens the trail after +8% unrealized gain.
Supertrend Momentum
Enters when Supertrend flips bullish on 2H candles and price holds above it for two closes. Exits on the first bearish flip. Adds a time stop to close after 48 hours if momentum stalls.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower Bollinger Band and RSI(1H) is under 40. Sells at the middle band, then optionally at the upper band. Skips trades during strong trend conditions.
ATR Channel Breakout
Buys when price closes above an ATR channel upper band on 1H. Adds a retest filter: only enter if the next candle holds above the band. Exits on a close below the channel midline.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Marks a support zone and buys when price wicks into it and closes back above. Confirms with a higher low on 15m. Exits near the next resistance and trails if it breaks.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a fixed budget into weekly buys, for example $200 every Monday at 10:00 UTC. Adds an extra buy if price is down 5% over 7 days. Stops accumulating if drawdown exceeds 12%.
When volatility spikes, you can automate a simple playbook: if price breaks yesterday high by 1.2% and volume is 25% above average, buy 2% of balance, then set a 2.5% stop. For pullbacks, buy when RSI(4H) drops below 30 and price is above MA200, then sell when RSI reaches 60. If you prefer steady exposure, schedule a weekly DCA and pause new buys after a 10% weekly drawdown. Silver Auto Trading works best when triggers, sizing and exits are defined before the move happens.
Rather than going all-in, size trades as a percentage of available balance and cap total exposure. Many users start with 1-3% per entry and a maximum of 10-20% allocated to one idea. These limits help the system stay stable across choppy sessions.
Portfolio views consolidate open positions, pending orders and bot status across connected venues. You can pause a single rule, stop all automation, or clone a strategy to test a new timeframe. Notifications keep you informed without staring at charts.
Every strategy is transparent and editable, so you always know what the engine will do next. See /automated-trading to learn how conditions, schedules and safeguards fit together. Then iterate based on logs, not emotions.
Build BotFAQ
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Range-bound sessions often favor mean reversion, while breakouts need confirmation and wider stops. Add a regime filter like ADX or an ATR expansion check to avoid forcing the wrong style. Small tweaks can reduce churn dramatically.
Alerts are not just notifications, they are decision checkpoints. Set messages for events like a 3% move in 30 minutes, a stop hit, or a bot pause. You stay informed without micromanaging every candle.
When you adjust a threshold, record what changed and why. Compare performance over the next 30-100 trades, not the next hour. This habit prevents random optimization and keeps improvements measurable.
Strategies with too many conditions can look perfect in hindsight and fail live. Start with one signal, one risk rule and one exit, then add complexity only if it improves stability. Consistency beats cleverness.
Increase size only after the automation behaves as expected across different weeks. Use allocation caps, trailing stops and time stops to limit exposure to unexpected news. The goal is repeatable execution, not constant activity.
Coinrule gives you a practical framework for systematic execution: templates, visual logic, risk controls and audit trails. Connect your venue, start small, and iterate until the behavior matches your plan. When you are ready, scale with the same guardrails.
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