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Bollinger Bands and RSI Short Selling


Introducing The 'Bollinger Bands and RSI Short Selling' Template

The Bollinger Bands are among the most famous and widely used indicators. A Bollinger Band is a technical analysis tool defined by a set of trendlines plotted two standard deviations (positively and negatively) away from a simple moving average ( SMA ) of a security's price, but which can be adjusted to user preferences. They can suggest when an asset is oversold or overbought in the short term, thus provide the best time for buying and selling it.

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The relative strength index ( RSI ) is a momentum indicator used in technical analysis . RSI measures the speed and magnitude of a security's recent price changes to evaluate overvalued or undervalued conditions in the price of that security. The RSI can do more than point to overbought and oversold securities. It can also indicate securities that may be primed for a trend reversal or corrective pullback in price. It can signal when to buy and sell. Traditionally, an RSI reading of 70 or above indicates an overbought situation. A reading of 30 or below indicates an oversold condition.

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The short order is placed on assets that present strong momentum when it's more likely that it is about to decrease further. The rule strategy places and closes the order when the following conditions are met:

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ENTRY

The closing price is greater than the upper standard deviation of the Bollinger Bands
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The RSI is less than 70
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EXIT​

The trade is closed in profit when the RSI is less than 70
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Upper standard deviation of the Bollinger Band is greater than the the closing price.
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This strategy comes with a stop loss and a take profit, and as you can see by the results, it is well suited for a bear market.

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This trade works very well with ETH (1h timeframe), AVA (4h timeframe), and SOL (3h timeframe) and is backtested from the 1 December 2021 to capture how this strategy would perform in a bear market.

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To make the results more realistic, the strategy assumes each order to trade 30% of the available capital. A trading fee of 0.1% is taken into account. The fee is aligned to the base fee applied on Binance, which is the largest cryptocurrency exchange.
What Happens When I Cancel My account?


What Happens When I Cancel My account?

The cancel button on our exchange page ensures that your subscription is not renewed after the billing period ends. If you would like immediate cancellations, please contact the support team. Please note that refunds are only available within the first 7 days of your plan.

Additionally, if you have subscribed to any marketplace strategies, please make sure to cancel those subscriptions separately to avoid any further charges.
Select Your Exit Quantity: "Sell Amount Bought" vs. "Sell Total Balance"

Understanding Sell Strategies: "Sell Amount Bought" vs. "Sell Total Balance" in Coinrule

In Coinrule, users have sophisticated tools at their disposal to manage and execute their trading strategies effectively. One of the critical decisions when setting your exit conditions in a rule involves choosing how much of a cryptocurrency to sell—either the specific amount initially bought or the total balance of that cryptocurrency in the portfolio. This article explains the differences between these two options, helping users make informed decisions that align with their trading goals.

Option 1: Sell Amount Bought of that Coin

What It Means

Choosing the "Sell Amount Bought" option in Coinrule means that the automated rule will sell exactly the amount of the cryptocurrency that was initially purchased by the rule. This option ensures that the sale directly correlates to the specific BUY amount, isolating the impact of this transaction from other activities in your portfolio.

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Use Cases

Risk Management: This option is ideal for traders who wish to manage risk tightly, ensuring that only the gains or losses from specific transactions are realized, rather than affecting the entire holding of that coin.

Strategy Testing: Traders testing new strategies may prefer this option to assess the performance of specific trades without the influence of other holdings or previous transactions.

Option 2: Sell Total Balance of that Coin

What It Means

The "Sell Total Balance" option allows users to sell all holdings of a particular cryptocurrency within their portfolio. This action is comprehensive and includes any quantity of the coin that has been accumulated, whether through multiple purchases. As long as the coin is held in the user's portfolio, the total balance would be sold.

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Use Cases

Profit Taking and Loss Cutting: This option suits situations where a trader decides it’s time to completely exit their position in a cryptocurrency, either to realize accumulated profits or to cut their losses across the board.

Portfolio Adjustments: Traders looking to rebalance their portfolios or shift their focus to different assets might use this option to liquidate all holdings of a particular coin quickly.

Conclusion

Choosing between selling the amount bought or the total balance of a coin is crucial and depends heavily on your trading strategy and goals. Coinrule provides the flexibility to accommodate different approaches, whether you're looking to tightly manage individual trade outcomes or make broad adjustments to your portfolio. By understanding the implications of each option, traders can use Coinrule to its fullest potential, ensuring alignment with their long-term investment strategies.

Happy Trading!
Multi Time Frame RSI Scalping

The strategy uses three different time frames to scalp quick short-term dips.

Introducing The 'Multi Time Frame RSI Scalping' Strategy

Not all dips are the same.

When the asset is trending in a steep downtrend, buying the dips may remain stuck with a position in loss for a while. This strategy helps you catch the dips on assets that are not signalling signs of weakness yet. That allows the strategy to increase the percentage of profitability of trades.

In the example below, you can see how the strategy works in practice.

The chart shows the same trading pair, KEEPUSDT, on three different time frames. From top to bottom, the 4-hr, the 1-hr and the 5-min.

The base condition for this strategy to run is to scan for coins trading sideways or on the uptrend to avoid trying to catch falling knives. The rule then executes on short-term dips.

The resulting trades open and close relatively quickly, with an average lower than one day. That is one of the advantages of this strategy, as it is less affected by changing market conditions.

ENTRY

The strategy opens the trade when the same time

the RSI is greater than 50 on the 4-hr time frame
the RSI is greater than 50 on the 1-hr time frame
the RSI is lower than 30 on the 5-min time frame
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EXIT

The trade is closed on a rebound that pushes the RSI above 65 on the 5 min time frame.

Build the strategy on Coinrule

You can find the strategy in our template library or you can create it step-by-step from scratch using this setup.​

To adjust precisely the strategy to your needs, you can run a less aggressive version using the THEN operator, instead. That will open only one trade at a time.

This strategy is an optimised version of the classic Catch The Price Swing strategy.

​Pro tip: The 45-min time frame has proven to return the best results on average. The strategy can work well also in the 5-min time frame.

This strategy made 81.82% net profit on BNB/USDT on the 45-min timeframe from January 2022 - November 2022.

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The 'Event' Trigger

Understanding Coinrule's Event Trigger: Customize Your Trading Rules

Today, we’re diving deep into one of the most powerful features of our platform—the Event Trigger. This feature allows you to customize your trading strategies by integrating various technical indicators, operators, timeframes, and Coinrule's Any Coin Scanner. Whether you are new to trading or a seasoned investor, understanding how to effectively use this tool can significantly enhance your trading efficiency and success.

What is the Event Trigger?

The Event Trigger in Coinrule is a condition or set of conditions that, when met, automatically initiates a predefined trading action. This can be anything from buying or selling a cryptocurrency to adjusting your portfolio based on specific market changes. The beauty of the Event Trigger is its ability to automate complex strategies that can respond in real-time to market dynamics, minimizing the need for constant manual oversight.

The event trigger thrives on the “If-this-then-that” logic.

If “price drops or a technical indicator has a certain indicator,” then buy or sell a coin. Read more here.

Components of the Event Trigger

Technical Indicators

Technical indicators are crucial tools in trading that analyze price movements and help forecast market trends. Coinrule supports a variety of technical indicators such as RSI (Relative Strength Index), MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence), Bollinger Bands etc. By using these indicators, traders can set precise entry and exit points based on their individual trading strategies.

Operators

Operators in Coinrule are logical tools that help define the relationships between different trading signals and conditions. To learn more about Coinrule's operators, kindly read more here.

Timeframes

Timeframes refer to the duration over which an indicator or any other trading condition is assessed. Coinrule allows users to select various timeframes, such as 1 minute, 1 hour, or 1 day, enabling traders to tailor their strategies to short-term fluctuations or long-term trends. Read more here.

Any Coin Scanner

One of Coinrule's unique features is the Any Coin Scanner. This tool scans hundreds of coins and identifies those that match your set criteria without the need to specify individual cryptocurrencies. It’s particularly useful for traders looking to capitalize on opportunities across a broad market spectrum without having to monitor each coin individually.

Conclusion

Coinrule’s Event Trigger is a flexible and powerful tool designed to help you maximize your trading strategy with minimal effort. By understanding and utilizing the components of the Event Trigger, you can create dynamic and responsive trading rules that operate efficiently across different market conditions.

For more detailed tutorials and tips, visit our Help Centre or contact our support team for personalized assistance.

By equipping yourself with the knowledge of how to effectively use Coinrule's Event Trigger, you can take a significant step towards achieving your trading goals. Happy trading!
RSI Increase Scalper

This rule uses a combination of our RSI and MA indicators to detect an optimal time to enter trades during uptrends.

Introducing The 'RSI Increase Scalper' Template

The Relative Strength Index is one of the most commonly used technical indicators when trading. It can give an indication of whether a coin is over or undervalued in relation to the previous 14 candles in the selected timeframe.

Moving averages can provide a signal of the trend of a coin. They can also act as support and resistance with price breaking above a significant moving average suggesting the start of an uptrend. If price breaks below it can signal the start of a downtrend.

Build This Rule on Coinrule!

Entry

Condition 1

In this rule, the first condition identifies if the coin is below the 50 level, also known as the "fair value level", in a 15-minute timeframe. This aims to only buy coins that are not yet overvalued and potentially have some additional upside.

Condition 2

The second condition also uses the RSI and requires an increase of 5 within a 5-minute candle. This signals that the coin's momentum is increasing to the upside and buying pressure has also increased.

Condition 3

The third condition uses the moving average (MA) 100 and the MA 200, both in a 1-hour timeframe. The rule condition requires that the MA 200 is lower than the MA 100, signalling that the coin is in an uptrend and price has been increasing.

Condition 4

The fourth condition acts as trend protection with the MA 200 in a 4-hour timeframe having to be lower than price. This prevents the rule from trying to buy any extended downtrends where price falls below the MA 200.

Learn more about trend protection and trading in a bear market in this article.

Exit

The exit for this rule uses a fixed stop loss and take profit.

Take Profit

The take-profit is set to trigger a sell when price increases by 6% from the price at which the rule bought.

Stop Loss

The stop-loss is set to trigger a sell once price decreases by 6% from price at which the rule bought.

Backtesting Results

The risk:reward of this rule is 1. This means that for the rule to break even, for every trade that the rule hits the stop loss, the rule will have to have one trades execute at the take profit. This results in the rule requiring a win ratio of at least 50% for the rule to be profitable.

When backtested against Ethereum / USDT from May 1st 2022 to August 15th 2022, the rule achieved a net profit of 58.3% with a 83.3% win ratio.
Maximized RSI Strategy

A long-term strategy to buy low and sell high using the Relative Strength Index indicator.

Introducing the 'Maximized RSI Strategy' Template

Buy low and sell high is every trader's mantra. While this approach looks straightforward in theory, it's sometimes challenging to put into practice. That requires cold-blood and stress-management to buy when the price drops. But that is not enough. You will also need resolution in selling when the price is rising.

RSI is a useful tool to implement long-term and effective trading strategies. Nevertheless, catching the right time to buy the dip may be tricky. This automated trading strategy is the maximized version of a standard RSI trading system.

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How it works

The strategy buys when the RSI is lower than 35, and at the same time, the price is below the MA100. In this way, the bot won't buy the dip too early, increasing the profitability of the strategy.

The position closes when the RSI value is above 65. Depending on the coins' volatility that the strategy will trade, it's possible to adjust the RSI exit value to chase larger profits. In times of Bull Market, the RSI could also be above 70.

The setup is optimized on a 15-minutes time frame and trading cryptocurrencies versus USD or stable coins.

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Why Maximized

The following are the results of two backtests on the same coin over the same period. In both cases, the strategy buys with values of RSI lower than 35.

In one case, the strategy buys when the price is above the Moving Average 100.

In the other case, the buy signal comes with a price below the Moving Average 100.

The results show that excluding trading when the price is above the Moving Average 100 allows the strategy to trade only when it's more profitable.

Build the strategy on Coinrule

Pro tip: The 1Day time frame has proven to return the best results on average. The strategy can work well also in the 15-min time frame.

This strategy made 60% net profit on BNB/USDT on the 1Day timeframe from January 2022 - December 2022.

Backtest the strategy on Tradingview

You can backtest this strategy using this trading script published on Tradingview. You can test the results on historical data, selecting the coin of your choice, and adjusting the parameters to fit even better your needs.

This is a guide to learn how to backtest strategies on Tradingview.

​Try out the Maximized RSI Strategy now on Coinrule to maximize your profits and returns!
How Do I Transfer Funds Between Coinbase Advanced And Coinbase Accounts?

A step by step guide on how to transfer funds better Coinbase Pro and Coinbase accounts

Although your Coinbase and Coinbase Pro accounts are linked, they have their own separate wallets. Transfers from Coinbase to Coinbase Pro are free.

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Deposits to Coinbase is available on the Pro mobile app by going to the Portfolios page and tapping Deposit in the top right-hand corner.

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To transfer funds from your Coinbase wallet to your Advanced wallet, follow these steps:

Go to the Coinbase Advanced trading page.
Select Deposit under Wallet Balance (a pop up window will appear).
Select the currency type (i.e. BTC, ETC) that you’d like to add cash to Pro from Coinbase.
Select Coinbase Account.
Enter the amount you would like to add cash to Advanced from Coinbase. Please note that you will only be able to add funds that are “Available to deposit” .
Select Deposit at the bottom of the window.

To transfer funds from your Advanced wallet to your Coinbase wallet, follow these steps:

Go to the Coinbase Advanced trading page.
Select Withdraw under Wallet Balance (a pop up window will appear).
Select the currency type (i.e. BTC, ETC) that you’d like to cash out from Pro to Coinbase
Select Coinbase Account.
Enter the amount you would like to cash out from Pro to Coinbase.
Select Withdraw at the bottom of the window.

Important Note: Transfers between Pro and Coinbase count towards your Pro cashout limit. Requests to increase your Pro cashout limit can be submitted on your limits page.

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Why are my funds on hold?

If you’re seeing Funds on Hold, it means that these funds are subject to a Coinbase cashout hold and cannot be transferred to Coinbase Pro yet. Although you can use these funds to buy or sell on Coinbase.com (not on Coinbase Pro), transfers or cashouts are restricted until the hold period is done. For more information, please visit our help page.
How to Launch a Rule in Coinrule

Launching Your Rule on Coinrule

Once you have set up your trading rule in Coinrule, the final step to putting your strategy into action is launching the rule. This process is streamlined to ensure ease and efficiency, allowing your rule to start working for you as soon as you're ready. Here’s a detailed guide on how to launch a rule on Coinrule.

Finalizing Your Trading Rule

Before you launch, it’s crucial to ensure that all conditions, actions, and triggers are configured precisely as you want them. This setup is what dictates how the rule will perform in the real market, influencing your trading outcomes.

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​Naming Your Rule

A clear and descriptive name helps you easily identify the rule later, especially if you have multiple rules running simultaneously. Choose a name that reflects the strategy’s intent, conditions, or specific markets it targets.

Launching Your Rule

Once your rule is configured and named, you’re ready to make it active. Here’s how you can launch your rule:

Step 1: Navigate to the Bottom of the Create Rule Page

Scroll to the bottom of the page where you’ve been configuring your rule. Here, you will find the “Launch” button, which is your final step to set the rule into motion.

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Step 2: Launch the Rule

Click on “Launch.” This action will activate the rule within the Coinrule platform. Once clicked, the rule becomes active and the rule engine starts scanning the market based on the defined conditions of your rule.

Step 3: Monitor Your Rule

After launching, monitor the rule’s performance according to the conditions set. Utilize the dashboard and the activity log to make informed decisions about any adjustments or optimizations that might be needed.

What Happens After Launching?

Once activated, your rule will autonomously execute trades according to its configuration whenever the market conditions match your criteria. The rule engine handles all aspects of order execution based on real-time market data, ensuring your trading strategy is implemented accurately.

Conclusion

Launching a rule in Coinrule is the final step in turning your strategic insights into automated trading actions. By carefully preparing, reviewing, and finally launching your rule, you empower your trading portfolio to operate dynamically and efficiently in the cryptocurrency market.
How to Delete Your Account on Coinrule

Step-by-step guide explaining how to delete your Coinrule account

Deleting your account on Coinrule is irreversible and will result in the permanent removal of your account and all your data. Please ensure that this is your intended action before proceeding. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to delete your account:

Step 1: Begin by logging into your Coinrule account. Once logged in, visit the Settings page by clicking on this link: Settings Page.

Step 2: Within the Settings menu, select the 'Account' option to view account-related settings.

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Step 3: Scroll down to the 'Delete Account' option. After clicking this, a confirmation dialog box will appear. See image below

Confirmation Dialog box

Step 4: In the dialog box that appears, you will need to type "DELETE" in the provided field to confirm your intention to permanently delete your account.

Step 5: After typing "DELETE," click the 'Yes' button. Your account and all your data will be immediately deleted, and you will be logged out of Coinrule.

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Please note that once your account is deleted, there is no option to recover any data, and you will lose access to all features associated with your account.
Join Discord


Discord is a fantastic place to connect with Coinrule’s community, get help from fellow traders, and discuss strategies. Here’s how to join our Discord and access VIP channels if you're on a paid plan.

Head to the Settings page on Coinrule.
Navigate to the Account tab: https://web.coinrule.com/settings/account.
Click on Connect to join our Discord Server.
Inside the Coinrule Discord server, click on the 'verify-here' channel and verify.

**Please beware of scammers that may reach out to you on Discord. We will never message you directly on Discord or ask for funds.**

How to access VIP Discord

This is only available to users with paid plans, unlocking access to:

Exclusive tips from experienced community members
Additional support
The opportunity to discuss strategies with seasoned Coinrule users

In order to gain access to VIP channels in Discord, follow the steps below:

After you have joined the Coinrule Discord server, you should see a new banner in your account.
Click the 'Join' button.

This will redirect you to Discord and ask you to link your account to Coinrule.

Once connected, you will get the Premium VIP role in Discord and access to all the locked channels.

Joining Coinrule’s Discord server and gaining access to VIP channels is a great way to learn more on your trading journey. The exclusive tips and support from the community can provide invaluable insights. If you're on a paid plan, don't miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded traders and learn from the best.
What does "Swapped" refer to?


FAQ: What does "Swapped" mean?

Swapped refers to the total value of assets that were exchanged (bought or sold) in your trade or strategy. In other words it is the volume, the full amount swapped from one crypto to another through the decentralized platform.

For example: "Swapped: $4,206.89" means assets worth $4,206.89 were swapped as part of your rule's executions.

This value helps you understand the scale of your trading activity.
How can I modify an existing rule?


FAQ: How can I modify an existing rule?

If you wish to make alterations to an existing rule:

Pause the rule: Before making any changes, it's crucial to pause the rule to prevent any unintended trades.

Duplicate the rule: It's a best practice to duplicate the rule you intend to modify. This way, you have a backup of the original configuration, and it helps maintain a clear audit trail of your rule modifications.

Edit the duplicate: Once you've duplicated the rule, you can proceed to edit it. Please note that editing options may be restricted to certain fields. This is to ensure that core components of the rule remain consistent and that the integrity of the rule logic is preserved.

Alternatively, if you choose not to duplicate the rule, you can edit the original rule directly without duplicating.