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Topic: ▆ ▇ █ARBI BOT█ ▇ ▆ HFT Triangular Arbitrage [Poloniex] [OKEx] [Yobit] [Binance] - page 6. (Read 53409 times)

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Supported exchanges: Poloniex, OKEx, Yobit, Binance.



Stats from 1st July to 11th August.



Poloniex, USDC:


Yobit, BTC:


Binance, USDC:


I have several questions:-- Can you attache Bank amount at least 1 year ago(balance through the days,or balance =equity,somethig like that)
                                    --max.DD
                                    --leverage in how many triangle pairs
 best wishes in hard work,

Alexander

Hello, Alex1055.
I don't understand your question.
Please contact me on PM with more details.
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I have several questions:-- Can you attache Bank amount at least 1 year ago(balance through the days,or balance =equity,somethig like that)
                                    --max.DD
                                    --leverage in how many triangle pairs
 best wishes in hard work,

Alexander
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Hi, newbie here. Came across this bot on Google and now really interested in buying it for trading on Binance. However, as I've read on Binance's API details page, the WebSocket market depth info can only be sent once per second, how can you fetch the price data in real time without polling(as you said in Yobit's case)? Thanks in advance!!

Hello, capybara001.
We use Binance WebSocket API for retrieving market depth data.
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Hi, newbie here. Came across this bot on Google and now really interested in buying it for trading on Binance. However, as I've read on Binance's API details page, the WebSocket market depth info can only be sent once per second, how can you fetch the price data in real time without polling(as you said in Yobit's case)? Thanks in advance!!
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Makes sense. I didn't realise Yobit's API was slower, it might be helpful to others if you made that more apparent in the OP.

HFT arbitrage is about quick trades in 'real time' after all. People who aren't developers or aren't aware of Yobit's API might want to know about its slowness and rate limiting up front.
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Reading through the thread, I noticed Yobit seems to produce less arbitrage events than the other exchanges (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/arbi-bot-hft-triangular-arbitrage-poloniex-okex-yobit-binance-2234260 etc.) yet it has far more triangular combos to work with. In your data from July 2019, Poloniex and Binance produced the most arbitrage events.

What is the significance of having a higher number of triangular combos to work with?

Wouldn't an increase in triangular combos result in a greater chance of arbitrage events occurring? Or does the number of triangular combos have nothing to do with arbitrage event probability?

Hello, noumena.

The main difference between Yobit and the other supported exchanges is that Yobit does not have websocket API, so we need to iterate over the pairs via their REST API.
We can't get the needed data in real-time, also we need to comply with their rate limits while sending requests.
There is way to mitigate those restrictions by using a list of proxies/socks and increasing the bot's rate limit.

The amount of triangular combinations is not the only factor for having more arbitrage events.
The more important factors are: available volume and spread between the pairs involved in the triangular combo.
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Poloniex:


Supported base currencies:
BTC: 59 triangular combos
USDC: 32 triangular combos
ETH: 33 triangular combos
XMR: 12 triangular combos
USDT: 49 triangular combos
Total Triangular Combos: 176
Total pairs: 123



OKEx:


Supported base currencies:
BTC: 242 triangular combos
ETH: 234 triangular combos
USDT: 243 triangular combos
OKB: 83 triangular combos
Total Triangular Combos: 802
Total pairs: 397



Yobit:


Supported base currencies:
BTC: 5364 triangular combos
ETH: 5364 triangular combos
DOGE: 5364 triangular combos
WAVES: 5364 triangular combos
USD: 5364 triangular combos
Total Triangular Combos: 26820
Total pairs: 8068


Reading through the thread, I noticed Yobit seems to produce less arbitrage events than the other exchanges (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/arbi-bot-hft-triangular-arbitrage-poloniex-okex-yobit-binance-2234260 etc.) yet it has far more triangular combos to work with. In your data from July 2019, Poloniex and Binance produced the most arbitrage events.

What is the significance of having a higher number of triangular combos to work with?

Wouldn't an increase in triangular combos result in a greater chance of arbitrage events occurring? Or does the number of triangular combos have nothing to do with arbitrage event probability?
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Reviewing ARBI - profitable and simple Triangular Arbitrage for the modern trader - the Why’s and the Why’s

Triangular arbitrage is a relatively risk-free trading methodology - frequently used by high frequency professional and institutional traders. ARBI  is an impressive, well-built, cost-effective trading bot which tackles many the complex technical problems, allowing casual and non-professional retail traders to trade profitably using this strategy.

The principles behind triangular arbitrage are well known - market inefficiencies give the astute trader to chance to make profit by buying and selling connected triplets of currencies, for example: coin A->B, followed by coin B->C and finally by coin C->A. Properly executed, the difference in the buying and selling prices going around the loop should exceed the associated exchange fees, and result in a small net profit for the trader of typically up to one percent or so. Although individual profits per trade may be small, If the frequency of these trades is high enough, and they can be traded during the very short periods that they remain profitable, the cumulative effect of adding together lots of small profits will steadily grow the overall portfolio. Importantly, triangular arbitrage provides additional security by keeping the assets in the base coin(s) for most of the time (e.g. BTC, ETH, or a suitable stable coin). This means that the trader stays invested in the main store of value for most of the time, and should not suffer losses if particular alt coins decrease in value.

To operate triangular arbitrage efficiently requires that all three stages of the triangular loop should be completed very rapidly, usually in under a second. This can only be achieved by a fast and efficient automated trading bot that is able to both identify the opportunity, and to execute all three of the trades in a very fast way. ARBI  has been well designed to make this possible, profitable, and accessible for the non-professional trader. An important aspect of ARBI  is the very clever design of the bank system in which partially completed trades are stored, and then sold back to the base currency at a later time to secure a net profit. Such a system of cleverly integrated money management, coupled with the triangular arbitrage methodology is unique to this kind of trading bot.

Trading is essentially a zero-sum game - every trader making a profitable trade is balanced by another trader suffering a losing trade. So how can the trader tilt the odds in their favour to be on the winning side of the equation the majority of the time? Triangular arbitrage provides that very way to push the probabilities to your side. ARBI  has been skillfully designed as a high frequency trading bot to seek out, and to trade the most profitable opportunities on a major exchanges such as Binance, Poloniex,  OKEx, on average every 2 milliseconds. ARBI can do this for you 24 x 7, relentlessly seeking out profit while you focus your time onto other things, including enjoying the profits it has helped you achieve.

You will be trading against other traders who are all trying to beat you to the profitable arbitrage trades, and it is true to say that in triangular arbitrage, speed is of the essence. Although you can trade with ARBI from your own computer based almost anywhere, to get the very best results you should use a virtual private server (VPS) located close to the exchange you are trading on (so for Binance, a Tokyo based server, or for OKEx, a Hong Kong based VPS accessing the Alibaba network or a Cloudfare access point for Poloniex should give best performance). These are relatively inexpensive to set up and operate, and should more than pay back the investment through the increased profitability that is achieved by faster trading and beating your fellow traders to the opportunity.

You should not expect to start with the very best settings that are guaranteed to produce the very best results the first time that you turn ARBI on. The cryptocurrency markets are constantly and dynamically changing, oscillating between highs and lows, and subject to the high volatility characteristic of cryptocurrency trading. There simply is is no ‘magic’ setting, or strategy that turns ARBI  into a ‘money printing system’ under all circumstances - this is quite simply a fantasy. You will however be guided towards sensible starting configurations, and it is then up to you to use your trading skills and experience to fine tune these to enhance your profitability under different market trends and conditions. This is exactly how all of the really successful ARBI  traders have learnt, so that they can build their own edge to tune ARBI  for the prevailing market conditions to maximise profits.

There is a vibrant Telegram channel associated with ARBI, which is closed to the outside world, but where users can ask questions about strategies and settings amongst their fellow traders. These are helpfully and rapidly answered both by ARBI’s creator, and from the community of other ARBI  users. To be quite frank, it is highly unlikely that the most successful ARBI users are going to publicly publish their most profitable settings at any given time, because you would then be directly competing with them - but what you will find by asking well-posed questions is a Community who have probably been through the same journey that you are embarking on, and who I’m sure based on my experience, will helpfully point you in the right direction - just as others probably helped them when they were at a similar stage. And of course, you might always try to strike up a direct conversation with the more successful traders.

The creator of ARBI  remains very active on the associated Telegram channel, and is very approachable for engaging in discussion on the public channels, and also by personal messaging (PM) - and when you ask sensible and well-posed questions, they will be rapidly responded to with incisive and helpful answers. It is always nice to see that software creators are directly approachable in this way, and to have prepared clear documentation in a Technical Manual which is available on a dedicated website.

To summarise, trading with ARBI  should naturally form one strand of your overall trading activity, fitting well alongside other strategies you might operate such as longer-term swing and position trading. As it is a relatively risk-free, balanced, and turn-key way to slowly increase your overall portfolio, it is difficult to find arguments as to why you would not want to include ARBI  as a central part of your trading activities. The advanced technology, slick design and support of ARBI  clearly make it the go-to bot to profitably and cost-effectively trade triangular arbitrage opportunities in 2019. Go ARBI ......
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I've been using it for a short time, but I can say that I was quite surprised by this bot, it works quite well, it has a clean interface, with support almost 24/7 by the community on Telegram, documentation on its official website and always in constant evolution as we can appreciate lately with the inclusion of Binance in the product.
 
Give it a try and if you do not like it you can always sell the license.
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Supported exchanges: Poloniex, OKEx, Yobit.


Stats from 4th May to 29th May.



Hello,
could you please tell me what does mean -100%. Are you losing -100% every time it is shown in the history at your screen?

Hello, justauser.
This has been already discussed multiple times in the previous pages, but I will be happy to explain it again.

What -100% means?
When there is arbitrage event with profit result -100%, it does not means that you have lost 100% of the balance used.
It just means that the arbitrage event was not successful (you have unfilled order).
The remaining funds from that arbitrage event are transferred to the Bank Monitor.
Bank Monitor sells those fund for BASE currency (if profitable), or use them in the next arbitrage events (if profitable).
All trades in the Bank Activity are from unfilled orders.


Let's sum up:
* Profit -100%, does not means that you have lost your funds, it is just a marker for uncompleted arbitrage event.
* All funds from uncompleted arbitrage events are transferred to the Bank Monitor for future use.
* ARBI Bot does not trade at loss.


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Hello,
could you please tell me what does mean -100%. Are you losing -100% every time it is shown in the history at your screen?
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Hello, MVPERIN2018.


your bot can not work with high values

I see that your trade are always of little value?

The bot can work with any amounts.
Even if the available volume is less than needed DSB can dynamically recalculate your balance per trade
based on the available volume and selected volume multipliers.

the demonstrative https://termbin.com/lvkw

05/04/2019 16:05:12  says, We bought: 2.6263095378289637827965788765 USDT

and the final result after the arbitrage says:    For 2.6150438749597127300896388168 USDC   Profit %: 0.5786

but the result was not negative?

If you look closely you will notice that the amounts that you are referring to are from two different
currencies (USDT and USDC), so I don't see any point in comparing them.
Start balance is 2.6 USDC.
We want to buy 2.63158848 USDT with that USDC.
At the end (after deducting the fees) we have 2.61504387 USDC and exactly 0.5786% profit.
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Good evening!


your bot can not work with high values

I see that your trade are always of little value?


its trade are $ 2.50

you would trade $ 100.00?


another thing

the demonstrative https://termbin.com/lvkw

05/04/2019 16:05:12  says, We bought: 2.6263095378289637827965788765 USDT

and the final result after the arbitrage says:    For 2.6150438749597127300896388168 USDC   Profit %: 0.5786

but the result was not negative?
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Thank you for (still) working so hard on ARBI, BZ Co!



There is a cloud for ARBI that all the ARBI users should be aware of. This cloud package includes a lot of nice services:
  • 24/7 hosting
  • configuration management
  • automatic updates

Although I am not the manager of that service, I vouch for it!



I wrote a Stop Loss script for ARBI named as 💎 Gem: ARBI Stop 💎.

You can name a price and a target currency; should BTC price hit the given input price, my script automatically converts all the bank and base balances into the target currency like USDC.

The script is hosted on a server that is monitoring the market price 24/7.

You can purchase usage right of the script with the monitoring service for €49 / month / ARBI license. Contact me in Bitcointalk PM if interested!



BZ Co, please keep the nice work on ARBI going on!

 
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Stats from 4th May to 6th May.

OKEx, BTC:


OKEx, BTC Recent Activity :
https://i.snag.gy/EhSDB3.jpg

Poloniex, USDC:


Poloniex, USDC Recent Activity :
https://i.snag.gy/SGjfDc.jpg

Yobit, BTC:


Yobit, BTC Recent Activity :
https://i.snag.gy/mgCEw0.jpg


Can't you slove this -100% problem? It is not only confusing and a cosmetically issue, it also makes it impossible to calculate profits from your screenshots... If you want to sell something that should work AND look like a clockwork Wink

Why do you not add the function that also the trading size is accounted to the calculation. if I want to do an trade with 0.5 BTC I will run into trouble in almost every trade... As example, you can to read orderbook depth before you execute.

Give 2 options to the user: Either the bot reduce position size till the trade can be executed or ignore arbitrage trades where you can run into fill problems. So the user can decide what he want...

Have a nice day Smiley
Hello, ange335.

Unfilled orders can't be "solved" Smiley.
If the available volume at the needed price is gone fast there is no way to solve this.
You can decrease the amounts of unfilled orders by selected less aggressive price line AND/OR increasing the volume multiplier value for the selected pair.

Do you really think that the trading size is not taken into account and validated?
I will suggest to read carefully our wiki page.
There is both volume checker, volume multipliers and DSB option,
which can calculate a dynamic start balance for you based on the available volume and
selected volume multipliers.

Volume availability is not something constant, so you can't be sure that the values
acquired when initiating the arbitrage cycle will be valid until it's completion.

It the future when you want to make a suggestion about some product,
it is good idea to read the documentation and to have some basic understandings about it first.

Have a nice day. Smiley
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