Okay, I'm just going to post them here. If you're gonna use my settings, please use my link to sign up: https://www.cryptohopper.com/?atid=324

Here are my poloniex settings that have worked. I see on reason why they wouldn't work on the other exchanges just as well.

For Trial, You can only trade 15 coins:
BURST
DASH
DGB
DOGE
LTC
STR
XMR
XRP
ETH
SC
LSK
STEEM
REP
CVC
OMG

Strategy: Multiple TA Factors
Percentage Profit: 2.2
Use Ticker Rate: Highest Bid/Lowest Ask
Percentage Lower Bid: 1
Percentage Higher Ask: 1
Stop Loss: Off
Trailing Stop Loss: On
Trailing Stop Loss Percentage: .5
Arm Trailing Stop Loss at: 2
Use Trailing Stop Loss Only: Off
Hold Assets when new target is the same: Off
Only buy when there are positive pairs: Off
Auto close positions within time: Off
Max Open time sell: 30
Max Open time buy: 30
Max open positions: 200
Max open positions per coin: 200
Percentage buy amount: 10 (Recommend you start at 1%)
Min BTC amount per order: .01 (I recommend you start at .005)
Max BTC amount allocated: (blank)

External Signals I'm subscribed to:
CoindicatorBot Short term Signals (Best one, I paid 5 bucks/mo for it)
Mininghamster (Also worth the money)
Crypto Lion Signals
Crypto Wolf Signals
(The other ones didn't work for me with these settings)

Those settings have been getting me about 2.5%-4% daily, total about 11% up in about 4-5 days. BIGGEST PITFALL: Be careful which signal channel you use. A lot of them are crap. Especially Coin pulse (alpha) on the Bittrex bot. That one almost always bought at the top.

Pretty good for a start. I'm looking forward to seeing what this thing does when it's all fine tuned in an up market.


I'm experimenting with a strategy only configuration for Binance, since they're new they don't have any signals yet. I'll update here if I see anything else.

If you also have any other settings that work for you, please post them here. This thing is the most promising thing I've found to not stare at charts all day...

Hardware errors are generally ok as long as the temperatures are staying stable along with a "stablish" voltage supply to the machine.

Source: (I get over 200,000 hardware errors a day on my d3 simply because I only have a 120 volt power and not 220) 

Ok thanks, it's better now, 329 GH/s in average. However, it is far from the  800 GH/s announced.. any idea how to get there? Should I just wait for the miner to slowly grow to 800?

A friend has it running at 656MHz @ 301GH/S with 0 HW errors. But beware, this thing is heating up like hell. Good thing that its winter here Also at that speed the 1600W rated APW3+ is at its limits! And yes, you are voiding your warranty so dont do it

Go to miner configuration and click on the advance settings tab and then chose default from the drop down menu.

You're frequency is way too high

Every video or tutorial I've found skips right over this. I'm begining to suspect this doesn't matter? just connect all 10 connectors and go?