Build rule-based on-chain automation with Smart contract bots on Coinrule. Use self-custody, smart sessions and best-route execution on Base, Arbitrum and BSC.
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Instead of babysitting wallets and gas, Coinrule lets you run Smart contract bots with clear conditions and full run logs. Connect a smart account for on-chain execution or use API keys for Binance, Coinbase, Kraken or Bybit. Your funds stay in your control while the engine handles timing, routing and risk checks.
Traders use a rule builder to define triggers, sizing and exits, then choose where to execute: on-chain or on a centralized venue. On-chain, the system uses smart accounts for self-custody and smart sessions for limited permissions, so automation can run without exposing full wallet control. Orders route through Li.fi to search liquidity and reduce slippage across pools. You can set guardrails like max price impact, daily spend caps and timeouts. Every run is recorded so you can audit decisions and refine rules over time.
When volatility spikes, you can automate responses with exact thresholds. Example: buy 1.5% of USDC into ETH if price drops 4% within 2 hours and RSI(1H) is below 30, then take profit at +6% or stop at -2.5%. Another rule: swap into ARB only if it breaks the prior day high by 1% and volume is above the 20-period average. For perps, you might hedge when funding turns above 0.03% and close the hedge when it normalizes.
Self-custody by design
Use SAFE-based smart accounts so assets remain under your control. Session keys can be scoped to specific actions, limits and time windows for safer automation.
Best-route on-chain execution
Li.fi routing helps find efficient paths across liquidity sources, while you set constraints like max slippage, max gas and minimum received before any swap is sent.
Grid Trading
Places layered buys and sells inside a defined range. Re-centers the grid if price drifts beyond the band. Works best on 15m to 4H charts in sideways markets.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a defined pullback, like -3% from a 24H high. Adds a second entry if price drops another 2%. Exits on a rebound target or a time stop.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price breaks above a volatility band and closes above it. Uses ATR-based stop distance and a trailing take profit. Best on 1H to 4H timeframes.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a monthly budget into scheduled buys, like $500 into four $125 weekly entries. Pauses DCA if RSI(1D) is above 70. Adds a take profit rule for partial exits.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a fixed stop, then activates a trailing exit after a profit threshold. Example: stop at -2%, trail by 1.2% after +3%. Helps protect gains during fast moves.
Grid Trading
Places layered buys and sells inside a defined range. Re-centers the grid if price drifts beyond the band. Works best on 15m to 4H charts in sideways markets.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a defined pullback, like -3% from a 24H high. Adds a second entry if price drops another 2%. Exits on a rebound target or a time stop.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price breaks above a volatility band and closes above it. Uses ATR-based stop distance and a trailing take profit. Best on 1H to 4H timeframes.
DCA Accumulator
Splits a monthly budget into scheduled buys, like $500 into four $125 weekly entries. Pauses DCA if RSI(1D) is above 70. Adds a take profit rule for partial exits.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a fixed stop, then activates a trailing exit after a profit threshold. Example: stop at -2%, trail by 1.2% after +3%. Helps protect gains during fast moves.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band and RSI confirms weakness. Sells near the middle or upper band. Uses a time stop to avoid getting stuck in trends.
Supertrend Momentum
Enters when Supertrend flips bullish and price holds above it for two candles. Exits on a flip back or a trailing stop. Designed for trend phases on 4H charts.
RSI Divergence Hunter
Looks for bullish divergence with RSI making higher lows while price makes lower lows. Confirms with a break of a short MA. Exits at a prior resistance level.
Breakout + Retest
Buys a breakout, then waits for a retest within a tight band. Adds a confirmation close above the level to reduce false breaks. Uses a stop just below the retest low.
Funding Rate Hedge
Hedges exposure when funding becomes expensive for longs or shorts. Reduces hedge size as funding mean-reverts. Useful for managing carry costs on perpetuals.
On this platform, Smart contract bots can execute on Base, Arbitrum and Binance Smart Chain, and you can run the same logic on exchanges like OKX and Bitget. One rule set can cover on-chain swaps and centralized spot or perps, depending on venue. You choose the wallet, the token pair and the risk limits, then track performance and exposure in one view. For more background, see /automated-trading and /defi-trading.
Risk controls include position sizing, max concurrent trades and portfolio caps per asset. Require confirmations, like two consecutive 15m closes above a level before entering. Add a circuit breaker that pauses all rules if daily drawdown exceeds 3% or if gas rises above your threshold. These guardrails keep automation predictable when markets get chaotic.
Unlike rigid scripts, templates are starting points you can adapt to your thesis. Swap indicators, change timeframes and add filters like volume, trend direction or time-of-day. Example: run a mean reversion entry only when the 200MA slope is flat, then tighten stops from 2% to 1% once profit exceeds 5%. Clone a rule, A/B test parameters and keep the better performer. The interface makes iteration fast, so you spend time on research, not wiring transactions.
After launching, you can inspect every run with timestamps, triggers and executed prices. Alerts notify you when a rule fires, when an order fails, or when a limit blocks execution. You can pause, edit or stop everything instantly without redeploying anything.
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Wallet automation needs different defaults than exchange bots. Gas, slippage and fragmented liquidity can turn a good signal into a bad fill. Set minimum received, max price impact and retry logic so execution stays disciplined.
Rather than juggling tabs, you manage rules, balances and performance in one place. Run spot accumulation on Coinbase while hedging perps on Hyperliquid, then mirror similar logic on-chain for longer-term positions. This makes it easier to compare outcomes and refine your playbook.
Backtests help you sanity-check ideas before risking capital. Live logs then show whether slippage, spreads or timing changed the expected outcome. Use that feedback to adjust thresholds, like moving an RSI entry from 30 to 33 or widening a stop from 1.8% to 2.4%.
Schedule rules to avoid thin liquidity hours, or add a time-of-day filter for your preferred session. Set notifications for failed transactions, exceeded limits and large balance changes. Keep an emergency stop ready for major news events.
Once you have one stable rule, clone it and vary only one parameter at a time. Combine a trend rider with a mean reversion entry, but cap total exposure across both. Add a weekly rebalance rule, like 60% BTC and 40% ETH with a 2% tolerance band.
Connect your venue, choose a template and set strict limits first. Then expand coverage as logs confirm reliable execution. Coinrule is built to keep automation transparent, permissioned and under your control.
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