CoinRule: SMC & XAUUSD Analyzer: top forcing trades: AI SMC analyzer for crypto & gold.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I’m Nadan, a solo maker building tools from Afghanistan. I built CoinRule because I was losing money.

The Problem: As a retail trader, I kept forcing bad trades. I would see a chart, guess where the liquidity was, and enter too early. I was ignoring Smart Money Concepts (SMC) because marking up Order Blocks and Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) manually takes hours.

The Solution: I used AI to build a web-based dashboard that does the heavy lifting for me.

What CoinRule does:
📊 Auto-SMC Detection: Highlights Order Blocks, FVGs, and liquidity sweeps instantly.
⏱️ Session Killzones: Shows exactly when London and New York sessions are active so I only trade during high volume.
📰 News Filter: Pulls in the Economic Calendar (CPI, NFP) so I don't get trapped in a news spike.
🛑 The "Discipline Engine": This is my favorite part. If the setup is bad, the dashboard literally tells me to WAIT. It stops me from overtrading.
📉 Backtesting & Paper Trading: Built-in tools to track my win rate without risking real money.

The Tech: I built this as a solo founder using AI-assisted coding. It uses a FastAPI backend and a static frontend, pulling live data from Binance.

Since I am based in a region with heavy banking restrictions, I am offering the complete source code for other developers and traders who want to run it themselves and customize it.

I’d love your feedback on the UI and the features! You can check out the full dashboard and grab the source code here: 👇

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1d ago

How do you stop yourself from overtrading?

I'm building CoinRule (launching Nov 6), an AI dashboard for Smart Money Concepts (SMC).

The biggest problem I had as a trader wasn't finding setups; it was forcing trades when there wasn't one. I built a "Discipline Engine" into my dashboard that literally tells you to WAIT when the market isn't offering a high-probability setup.

I'm curious about the other traders and builders here: How do you personally stop yourself from forcing a bad trade? Do you use a checklist, a timer, or just willpower? Let's discuss!

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