Topic: CryptoHopper Trading Bot - page 2. (Read 16107 times)

Quite interesting, but I would like to know the price of this bot.

Hi guys, took a look on cryptohopper and I´m a bit concerned to use it because it asked me to insert my api secret key. binance support told me that its a potential risk to do this. What ar your thoughts on it?

Fairly it must be said that obviously all or the most bots need the api secret key, not only cryptohopper.

Cheers!

This is great. I'm really happy people are getting value out of this post. Cryptohopper has been good to me

Scratch that.

Average profits based on buy signals

But still strange.

bittrex on average loss all others on average profit. Same signal provider. Looks like pure gamble?

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Meaning they made only 1.30 % profit with their signals this month on poloniex?

Crypto market is very volatile, so the best way to obtain high profits here is the daily trading. Such robots can be perfect tools for people who do not have time to watch the monitor during the whole day.

This is really interesting, I am beginning on this trading stuff and definitely will try this bot with a small amount of crypto.

Thanks for sharing the settings! I just signed up and I'm going to test them out. So far I gotta say this is pretty cool. I'm thinking it's going to save me a lot of time.

tl;dr:  It's very good.  Free the first month.  Newbies to advanced traders can use it. 

I'm using this bot and so far really liking it.  Its got a pretty easy and intuitive interface and set up- there's a couple of areas  that I find confusing- there's configs on top of configs and some trump others- and I still don't get the Max open pos. Max %...from the config set up:  (value, which is a percentage of the 'max open positions' field - for example 100 positions and 4% here will give 4 open positions/buy orders maximum, 50 and 10% will give 5, 60 and 20% will give 12 - for each unique coin.)  Anyone?

But, that aside it's a pretty simple set up, with a lot of room for tweaking settings  -or- if you prefer more of a hands off approach you can set it to only act on signals which you can subscribe to for free or in a paid subscription from various providors ($5-$7 generally).  I had the Haas bot for a while but I could barely get that one going and found the set up difficult and used it for about 1 out of my 3 months licensed with no results to speak of- this is not to disparage their bot- I just didn't get how to use it.  This one falls more in line with my style- I'm not a programmer and I'm a middle of the road day trader.   This bot gives me an easy intuitive interface to have as much input into the operation as I want but can run pretty well without me having to set it up for every nuance.  

I'm using paid  signals from cryptognome (just started the paid subscription), bcs they've been pretty good in the free trial. There are 2-3 others that I like and may add as well.  I'm trying to run the bot hands off for a week or so to see how it does and will report back as that progresses. You get a free month trial on the basic bot then you can pay $20/mth basic, $49/mth mid, $99/mth for their master kangaroo- the main difference as you jump up levels is in the number of coin you can have in your active trading pool- basic is fewer coin, longer between trades, fewer open positions, mid gives you more of everything, master has arbitrage as an option and all coins active for signals.  
They have a decent tiered pricing system with customization avail as well-  I like their approach in letting people try it out- a month is very generous-and I get a kind of old school crypto vibe from them in the way they're putting this out there, word of mouth mostly, inclusive pricing, contributes to the community- very open- if ya know what I mean.   I have no problem sharing the word on projects like this and will be updating as I go.


Anyone have a good trigger set up for catching pumps and breakouts?  

https://www.cryptohopper.com

How much does it cost? How much money you have to invest?
Someone using this? Another good reivew?

Did you try external signals?

Cryptohopper just didn’t do it ... if you don’t have a good config, don’t start with it, you will lose btc. If you are familiar with Gunbot or profittrailer, don’t start with it ... you will be disappointed.

Just copied the entire setup on a new cryptohopper account (and used the aff link). I use the exact same settings and external signal services as the OP, but I only use it on Polo.

Got another bot running on Polo, which is making > 1% per day on average ... so I can compare.

CH bot is running for about 12 hours now. Made 3 trades of which 1 already closed with a small profit. The trades in generale are not yet profitable, but I’m giving it a few more weeks to see if it can outperform my other bot 

We're all here to help out, man. I'm sure you've shared plenty of ideas for free. I've gotten tons of value from forums, and I've given tons of value. It doesn't always have to be about money. I think a referral click is worth my settings It's not really that hard to make money with this bot. Even the original starting settings make money, just slowly.

You help me get rich in exchange for a referral bonus.  Sorry, doesn't add up.

What is source of the value you receive in exchange for helping everyone get rich?  There has to be an exchange of value here, and a referral fee is insignificant. 

I simply can't find the logic in revealing a system that has the ability to generate significant profits, unless it doesn't.

Is it more profitable to keep these signals for yourself and profit, sell them to the masses, or keep them for a short period to profit and then sell them to the masses?  The business model for selling signals can't generate profits greater than what signals alone can generate, unless your signals are exaggerated.

It was suggested they are tied to pump and dump groups, but I suspect the odds are the pedestrian will never see fantastic gains since you're merely a lever they pull to generate profit for themselves.

Now I could be wrong about all of this, but I do see quite a few people complain about not only the signals, but automated platforms that do the trading.  Some are so shoddy they appear to be HYIPs.

Has anyone here been experimenting enough with signals and have any solid settings you'd be willing to share? I'd like to switch things up and try something new 

right, but declines punctuated by sideways periods and a few bull traps. Sounds like your settings work regardless.