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I still think you are trying to scam people. Because yes, you might be lucky to make money with arbitrage. But there are the fees and all the risks and the problems to withdraw. And you aren't talking about all those problems. If you really would like to help people with arbitrage, you would tell everyone about those risks/problems, but instead you make it look like it is easy and riskless money.
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Completely rubbish and misleading posts by you. For all the novice traders out there licking their lips, dont fall for this nonsense. First off the sites you show in your example like CEX.IO don't allow fiat withdraws. Secondly and its a big one, the others charge 5% withdrawal fees to services like perfect money.
FLAWED and rubbish, you obviously are just looking for attention. If the method truly worked then you would be a complete retard for openly making it easier for people to notice the arbs.
So to summarise.
- Most sites listed on his site are scammy and don't allow fiat withdrawals (cex.io)
- Most sites charge up to 5% withdrawal fees to get fiat out.
- OP is most probably promoting the scammy exchanges, do not fall for this.
FLAWED and rubbish, you obviously are just looking for attention. If the method truly worked then you would be a complete retard for openly making it easier for people to notice the arbs.
So to summarise.
- Most sites listed on his site are scammy and don't allow fiat withdrawals (cex.io)
- Most sites charge up to 5% withdrawal fees to get fiat out.
- OP is most probably promoting the scammy exchanges, do not fall for this.
this above is enough to cover what has been said by some of the "TOP forum philosophers"
To clear things our further, I took my time by adding fees from every single exchange listed on https://www.arbitrage.expert. So.... before you do anything, look at the fees on the reverse side of each arbitrage block. This should give newbies a better set of ammunition for success.
Please note: some exchanges got a tendency to change deposit / withdrawal fees based on demand and current market situation.. with that in mind, I've added a hyperlink, leading to the exchange's fees page. I'll be also implementing an option to edit values (similar to wikipedia format). If you find discrepancy in the fee values, please don't hesitate to contribute by editing with a correct value. Myself as well as your fellow traders will greatly appreciate this
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