Arbitrage trading is really profitable but it needs a lot of experience and luck and it also does not work all the time due to a lot of restrictions, for example when there is a price difference in the exchanges some exchanges close the withdrawal or deposit on that coin so you should be aware because you might buy it At a cheap price but you will not be able to withdraw it, also it is possible that the exchange in which the price of the coin is greater will close the deposit.
Another matter, too, may be the volume in that exchange is small and not enough to sell or buy at the price you want, so you should pay attention to this point as well.
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The price difference in some exchanges seems like it could make a profit. I'm just thinking, not sure. does it could really make any difference because if any transaction takes more time then any trader will lose the initial money.
Yeah, most of the times the price differences are due to unusual reasons like:1. When an exchange stops depositing and withdrawing for a particular trading pair.
2. When a trading pair is nearing its delisting timeline, will start showing gaps in prices.
3. Wallet sync problem (this related to reason 1).
4. When a sudden pump or dump happens and low volume exchanges start showing gaps in price levels.
Then when we could go for arbitrage opportunities?
When some exchanges are trading on premium prices for popular trading pairs then you may go for it as it got less risks.
When premium prices happen?
When a country regulate/ban crypto or crypto related activities, then traders will have limited options and funds to trade with. Then they will come forward to pay premium prices. This had happened in recent past when Nigiria banned cryptos and India federal bank restricted exchanges to make use of bank accounts for crypto related business.
Instant profit with arbitage trading but is not easy, you need to know first time how much price different between one exchange to other exchange market as destination to sell your arbitage coin, second way you need to know how much order buy on exchange do you sell your coin because when your coin landed on exchange to sell order buy have gone and you got the same price with exchange before.
The truth about arbitrage I recommend that you have a good bot, because this for me comes into the field of what we know as high frequency trading, and this type of trading is very difficult to get information, I have looked for books that talk about it, it is very difficult Although now there is Artificial Intelligence, I think that to risk trading by arbitrage is something that is not worth it for me, I prefer to trade NFT by pre-sales and sell in public sales, it is much better for me, however there are many that offer the arbitration service through bots but I do not know how profitable it is.
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You are right, what I have realized is that on YouTube the trading they teach is focused only on technical analysis and it is not that it is bad, it is very good, but I think that you should know as much about technical analysis as well as why movements, to everyone who is starting in trading my recommendation is to read books of market speculators, how they faced the situations, what they did, how they analyzed everything. I'm a fan of Wyckoff and Jesse Livermore, and if it's for investment I recommend Warren Buffet's books.
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In the beginning, don't think that it's difficult, we must have a strong mind that this trade is sure to be mastered, with that feeling... of course, it will make it easier step by step to master and continue to learn about trade.
What we learn must start from the basics first, not only with the material, it will be more encouraging if we learn while watching tutorials such as videos on youtube.
Learning should not be monotonous, learning from many sources is fun and it is necessary to continue to explore more insights.
What we learn must start from the basics first, not only with the material, it will be more encouraging if we learn while watching tutorials such as videos on youtube.
Learning should not be monotonous, learning from many sources is fun and it is necessary to continue to explore more insights.
You are right, what I have realized is that on YouTube the trading they teach is focused only on technical analysis and it is not that it is bad, it is very good, but I think that you should know as much about technical analysis as well as why movements, to everyone who is starting in trading my recommendation is to read books of market speculators, how they faced the situations, what they did, how they analyzed everything. I'm a fan of Wyckoff and Jesse Livermore, and if it's for investment I recommend Warren Buffet's books.
I saw an opportunity to make a profit by arbitrage trading. The price difference in some exchanges seems like it could make a profit. I'm just thinking, not sure. does it could really make any difference because if any transaction takes more time then any trader will lose the initial money.
I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
This could be more profitable if you have a good timing in the market and have a good capital, though its quiet more risky compare to spot trading just know how it is done properly to avoid losses. If this thing complicate your trading, better to do a spot and trade consistently. I didn’t try Arbitrage trading yet because of its risk, I just don’t have much time to spend in the market.I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
I saw an opportunity to make a profit by arbitrage trading. The price difference in some exchanges seems like it could make a profit. I'm just thinking, not sure. does it could really make any difference because if any transaction takes more time then any trader will lose the initial money.
I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
This could be more profitable if you have a good timing in the market and have a good capital, though its quiet more risky compare to spot trading just know how it is done properly to avoid losses. If this thing complicate your trading, better to do a spot and trade consistently. I didn’t try Arbitrage trading yet because of its risk, I just don’t have much time to spend in the market.I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
There are some traders in the past(In which I met via groups) that made profit from arbitration but this is long back when the difference via exchange is at some point Higher ,
but nowadays i only find Fewer that using this strategy and also those people has Big amount in many exchange in which they can easily Buy or sell when the changes comes .
and also this is mostly for long time traders and not just those newbies here in market.
Yes, I did it a long time ago when exchange regulations weren't as complicated as they are now, where there are currently too many regulations, such as KYC mandatory, withdrawal limits and also high withdrawal fees on different exchanges, and these problems can greatly reduce profits even can get nothing.but nowadays i only find Fewer that using this strategy and also those people has Big amount in many exchange in which they can easily Buy or sell when the changes comes .
and also this is mostly for long time traders and not just those newbies here in market.
In the past, with only $50-100 capital, you could get quite interesting profits, but now it is very possible that profits will decrease or even capital will decrease if you don't have the right calculations.
Arbitrage was possible a few years ago however now you can forget about it unless you code a bot and got tons of funds and alts on many exchanges. Very rarely is there a large enough arbitrage trade which will yield you a profit, minus the trading fees and transaction fees, hence only way to do it is if you already own and hold the coins on multiple exchanges.
That way you are only paying the trading fee and not transaction fee since you don’t need to send the coins back and forth on the block chains. Hence it’s only for the market Makers and those who hold lots of coins and do lots of volume. As a small trader you pay higher fees as a market maker your fees are reduced because if you trade more volume they charge you less fees.
That way you are only paying the trading fee and not transaction fee since you don’t need to send the coins back and forth on the block chains. Hence it’s only for the market Makers and those who hold lots of coins and do lots of volume. As a small trader you pay higher fees as a market maker your fees are reduced because if you trade more volume they charge you less fees.
This could be more profitable if you have a good timing in the market and have a good capital, though its quiet more risky compare to spot trading just know how it is done properly to avoid losses. If this thing complicate your trading, better to do a spot and trade consistently. I didn’t try Arbitrage trading yet because of its risk, I just don’t have much time to spend in the market.
You are battling with time constraints here. Because transferring from one exchange to another may take time unless, you are using alts like trx or xrp or ltc for transfer purposes. However, if you need to convert them to other coins like btc once transferred, you may be losing some because of price differences or fees. You can always make a table on how much you will really gain during this process. And if you have small funds for this, I don't think it is worth doing arbitrage trading.
I saw an opportunity to make a profit by arbitrage trading. The price difference in some exchanges seems like it could make a profit. I'm just thinking, not sure. does it could really make any difference because if any transaction takes more time then any trader will lose the initial money.
I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
This could be more profitable if you have a good timing in the market and have a good capital, though its quiet more risky compare to spot trading just know how it is done properly to avoid losses. If this thing complicate your trading, better to do a spot and trade consistently. I didn’t try Arbitrage trading yet because of its risk, I just don’t have much time to spend in the market. I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
I saw an opportunity to make a profit by arbitrage trading. The price difference in some exchanges seems like it could make a profit. I'm just thinking, not sure. does it could really make any difference because if any transaction takes more time then any trader will lose the initial money.
I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
Arbitrage trading can be profitable, however there are some problems that you need to solve first, arbitrage trading gives very small profits in each trade so if you want to use this style of trading then you need a huge amount of capital, something the majority of the people do not have, the other issue is that the distortions in the market last a very short time as there are people like you with the same idea and they want to get that money for themselves, so you will need a bot to trade this way in an effective manner.I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
1. Legitimacy of the exchange platform
2. Price gap or differences.
3. Trading fees
4. Withdrawal fees
You should be at least aware on how things should be done for you to utilize profits but if not then you would just be ending up on
on getting nothing because you would just simply pay up for the fees.
I saw an opportunity to make a profit by arbitrage trading. The price difference in some exchanges seems like it could make a profit. I'm just thinking, not sure. does it could really make any difference because if any transaction takes more time then any trader will lose the initial money.
I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
Arbitrage trading can be profitable, however there are some problems that you need to solve first, arbitrage trading gives very small profits in each trade so if you want to use this style of trading then you need a huge amount of capital, something the majority of the people do not have, the other issue is that the distortions in the market last a very short time as there are people like you with the same idea and they want to get that money for themselves, so you will need a bot to trade this way in an effective manner. I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
The first thought of people looking at any one financial product is the price movement and looking to profit from it.
That is why we are investing because we are looking for profit lol.Quote
But actual experience it's not like words come out of thoughts, it's both a learning process and no one will show you but yourself.
Learning is the weapon of every trader, no knowledge? then don't invest at all.Quote
But general conceptual knowledge will be suitable for someone but not necessarily good for you, my advice to you in terms of expertise in this area, try to make a lot of money and start your trading experience with a play mentality rather than turning it into a hard-to-reach destination.
But Arbitrage is not that easy task to use as trading strategy because the price movement moves lightning speed sometimes so your best enemy here is timing. 
Generally arbitrage trading benefits someone with funds in a lot of pairs on a lot of exchanges as you can do immediate buys and sells.
I do not think it is necessary, what is mostly important is the withdrawal fee for stable coins like tether, if such exchange support USDT TRC20, the fee will be low. What I have known about arbitrage trading is that someone need a coin which might be a stable coin with low fee for withdrawal.Also take into account: a lot of exchanges might scam, especially the non major ones. And there's also trading fees to account for that you'll have to beat.
Trading fee should not be a problem but I do not know how trading fee on some exchanges can be, but for 0.25% and lower fee is still okay enough for arbitrage trading. But what is most important is the amount of money used, low amount of money can be used to make profit for arbitrage trading, high amount is important, starting from like $2500 or more.I understood you and you are not wrong, there are some exchanges that have a bad means of trading and deduct more than the trading fee, in a way it will not favor buying and selling, arbitrage traders have to be careful because exchanges differs while some are shaddy in a way traders will lose in fee than usual.
Arbitage trading you have to be well experienced in trading it's well profitable but I can not advice a novice or a newbie who is a beginner in trading to go into it because it can be difficult for one who does not really understand it's strategies.
The price differences in some exchanges always tempters to try arbitrage trading, but if you do not have skills and do not know how long the transaction will finish, you will not be able to profit. It's not easy as it says so I do not suggest you try arbitrage trading if you do not learn about trading. You need to know many things before you do arbitrage trading and most of that thing is related to time consumption by sending the coin to the other exchanges. But you can try to send BNB or LTC to test how long the transaction will finish so you can sell at the right time.
I saw an opportunity to make a profit by arbitrage trading. The price difference in some exchanges seems like it could make a profit. I'm just thinking, not sure. does it could really make any difference because if any transaction takes more time then any trader will lose the initial money.
I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
Most of the time you can't execute your strategy due to the waiting period of your withdrawal on the exchanges and also you need to have big capital to cover the trading fee each time. Arbitrage trading is profitable but the chances of hitting the exchanges at the right time is very minimal. I saw many youtube videos saying that anyone could make money from this type of trading. Need suggestions from professionals.
There are some traders in the past(In which I met via groups) that made profit from arbitration but this is long back when the difference via exchange is at some point Higher ,
but nowadays i only find Fewer that using this strategy and also those people has Big amount in many exchange in which they can easily Buy or sell when the changes comes .
and also this is mostly for long time traders and not just those newbies here in market.
but nowadays i only find Fewer that using this strategy and also those people has Big amount in many exchange in which they can easily Buy or sell when the changes comes .
and also this is mostly for long time traders and not just those newbies here in market.
You can make money off of it, yes, but it doesn't mean that you'd always do. It's gonna take you some time to adjust since you'd need to move in that time span where there are still profits to be made. There's a bunch of steps you need to do beforehand that others have already said, plus you actually need luck to actually make the trade a success. I'd honestly suggest on not doing it anymore tbh, I don't think the risk and effort is worth the profit you'd actually make.
I have never done it, but in my mind, to move from one exchange to another of course we need time, and at that time the market continues to move, in that time span there is also a risk, but maybe for those who are smart, of course they can read state 
The first thought of people looking at any one financial product is the price movement and looking to profit from it. But actual experience it's not like words come out of thoughts, it's both a learning process and no one will show you but yourself. But general conceptual knowledge will be suitable for someone but not necessarily good for you, my advice to you in terms of expertise in this area, try to make a lot of money and start your trading experience with a play mentality rather than turning it into a hard-to-reach destination.
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