Automate treasury execution with rule-based controls, rebalancing and hedges across Binance, OKX, Kraken and Hyperliquid, without writing code.
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Instead of relying on manual checklists, a Treasury trading bot on Coinrule turns your policy into automated execution. Set rules like buy 1% BTC if price drops 5% in 24 hours, or rebalance to 60/40 BTC-ETH every Friday at 16:00 UTC. Connect to Binance, Coinbase or OKX via API keys, keep custody, and track every action in logs.
Teams start by defining targets, limits and triggers, then map them into simple IF-THIS-THEN-THAT blocks. You can require confirmations, such as RSI below 30 on 4-hour candles and price above MA200 before deploying new capital. Once live, the engine monitors markets 24/7 and executes only when conditions match, reducing ad-hoc decisions.
Risk controls include max position size, daily loss limits, cooldown timers and stop conditions that pause rules after unusual volatility. Segment strategies by exchange account, then compare performance across venues. For derivatives, connect Hyperliquid to add hedges that reduce directional exposure during drawdowns.
Treasury Guardrails
Set allocation caps like never exceed 25% in a single token, or keep 15% in stablecoins for liquidity. Add a time stop that exits after 72 hours if a trade does not move. These guardrails help keep execution aligned with mandates, not emotions.
Audit And Visibility
Every rule run is recorded with timestamps, triggers and order details so you can review what happened and why. Clone a proven setup, change one parameter, and compare results without rebuilding from scratch. For deeper context, see /automated-trading and /templates.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances to target weights weekly or monthly. Adds bands like 3% drift before trading. Useful for keeping BTC, ETH and stables aligned with a treasury mandate.
Risk Parity Allocator
Sizes positions by recent volatility so no single asset dominates risk. Recalculates on a schedule using ATR-style volatility. Reduces exposure when volatility spikes above a set threshold.
Minimum Variance Rebalance
Shifts weights toward lower-volatility assets using a rolling window. Trades only when drift exceeds a tolerance band. Designed to smooth results in choppy markets.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Uses volatility filters to switch between risk-on and defensive allocations. For example, reduce alts when 7-day volatility rises above 6%. Re-enter when volatility normalizes for a set number of candles.
DCA Accumulator
Splits buys into scheduled tranches, such as $500 per week into BTC. Adds an extra tranche when price drops 3% in 12 hours. Pauses when RSI exceeds 70 to avoid chasing strength.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances to target weights weekly or monthly. Adds bands like 3% drift before trading. Useful for keeping BTC, ETH and stables aligned with a treasury mandate.
Risk Parity Allocator
Sizes positions by recent volatility so no single asset dominates risk. Recalculates on a schedule using ATR-style volatility. Reduces exposure when volatility spikes above a set threshold.
Minimum Variance Rebalance
Shifts weights toward lower-volatility assets using a rolling window. Trades only when drift exceeds a tolerance band. Designed to smooth results in choppy markets.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Uses volatility filters to switch between risk-on and defensive allocations. For example, reduce alts when 7-day volatility rises above 6%. Re-enter when volatility normalizes for a set number of candles.
DCA Accumulator
Splits buys into scheduled tranches, such as $500 per week into BTC. Adds an extra tranche when price drops 3% in 12 hours. Pauses when RSI exceeds 70 to avoid chasing strength.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a hard stop, then trails profit once price moves in your favor. Example: stop at -2.5%, trail at 1.5% after +4%. Helps protect capital during fast reversals.
Funding Rate Hedge
Opens a hedge when funding turns expensive and closes when it normalizes. Uses a threshold like funding above 0.03% per 8 hours. Designed to reduce carry costs during crowded long markets.
Mean Reversion with Z-Score
Buys when price deviates below a moving average by a set Z-score, then exits on mean reversion. Uses a time stop to avoid dead money. Works best in range-bound conditions.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume exceeds a baseline. Exits on crossback or a fixed stop. Adds a filter to avoid low-liquidity whipsaws.
Volatility Breakout
Trades breakouts when range expands beyond an ATR threshold. Confirms with a close above the prior high and a volatility trigger. Exits with a trailing stop to capture extended moves.
On Coinrule you can run the same automation across Kraken, Bybit, Bitget and Coinbase, then standardize sizing and risk rules. Use separate strategies for spot accumulation and perps hedging, but view them together. This reduces operational overhead when activity spans multiple venues.
When exposure grows, hedges should not be improvised. You might set a Treasury trading bot rule to open a 20% notional short if BTC drops 4% in 6 hours and RSI breaks below 35 on 1-hour candles. Another rule can close the hedge when price recovers above MA50 or when funding flips negative. The engine executes consistently, even during overnight volatility.
Separate from directional trading, treasury ops often need liquidity buffers. Set rules to convert profits to USDC when portfolio PnL exceeds 8% in a month, or to top up stables when they fall below 12% of total value. Add a cooldown so conversions happen at most once per day. These constraints prevent over-trading while keeping cash available for opportunities.
API connections use limited permissions so the platform can trade but cannot withdraw funds. Use read-only keys for monitoring and separate keys for execution accounts. For on-chain workflows, smart-account sessions can restrict what a strategy is allowed to do. Always test in small size before scaling.
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Templates cover accumulation, rebalancing, breakout protection and defensive rotation. Start with a preset, then tune thresholds to match your risk appetite. Save versions so you can roll back after experiments.
Set real-time alerts for fills, drawdowns and rule pauses. Route notifications to email or mobile so you can intervene quickly. Oversight stays simple because the logic is explicit.
Before deploying, test rules on historical data to see how they behave in different regimes. Compare variants like weekly vs monthly rebalancing, or tighter vs wider stops. Use results to document why a rule exists.
Run separate strategies for long-term holdings and tactical sleeves. Use naming conventions and tags to keep reporting clean. This structure scales as your treasury grows.
For on-chain execution, Coinrule can route trades through Li.fi to find liquidity across supported networks like Base and Arbitrum. Smart-account sessions can limit permissions to specific actions. Keep the same rule logic while changing the venue.
Build rules, test them, then deploy with clear limits and an audit trail. Start simple, measure outcomes, and iterate as conditions change. Coinrule keeps the workflow consistent across exchanges and strategies.
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