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Supported vs unsupported strategies

What the engine can and cannot execute, and how to rephrase edge cases.

Updated 2026-05-29·2 min read

This article lists the 11 supported strategy categories and the 7 categories the engine cannot execute, plus guidance on grey-area patterns like partial exits and grid trading.

What strategies are supported?

CategoryExamples
MomentumRSI, MACD, EMA crossover, breakouts
Trend followingMoving average stacks, Supertrend, Ichimoku
Mean reversionBollinger Band squeeze, oversold bounces
VolatilityATR-based exits, Keltner Channel
Volume-confirmationOBV divergence, volume spikes
Multi-market scanTop-N coins by volume / momentum
Time-based exitsClose after N hours, end-of-day
Multi-timeframeDifferent indicators on different intervals
BasketsDiversified multi-coin strategies
TradingView signalsWebhook-triggered entries/exits
DCARecurring buys at fixed interval or dip trigger

What strategies are not supported?

CategoryReason
Cross-exchange arbitrageRequires simultaneous read/write on multiple exchanges
Market makingRequires streaming orderbook depth and sub-second execution
HFT / scalping below 1mSub-minute candle data is not available
Custom data sourcesThe engine can only use the data it subscribes to internally
Options and futures with manual settlementOnly perpetuals with automatic close are supported
Social sentiment / news signalsNo external data feed integration (TradingView webhook is the bridge)
On-chain / DeFi signalsNot available directly; use a TradingView webhook to bridge them

What are the grey areas?

"Buy when news is positive"

Not directly supported. Use a TradingView alert to POST to your Coinrule webhook when your sentiment indicator fires.

"Sell 50% when RSI > 70, close rest on trailing stop"

Partial exits are supported for perpetuals with scale_out plans. For spot, the engine can only place full-size exits. Work around this by running two separate agents with different capital allocations.

"Scan for the top 3 coins and rebalance daily"

This maps to the Basket feature. See What are baskets?.

"Grid trading"

Grid strategies are available as a strategy template. See the template library for the grid pattern.

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