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Quote from: FUCKBSVFUCK on May 02, 2023, 05:22:37 AM

There are a lot of things that you can do with arbitrage, but it's not a good idea to do it. You don't need to be a professional trader to do it, you can do it by yourself, but you need to be able to trade at a high level and not rely on third parties.

AFAIK, arbitrage is a form of trading that has been around for a long time, but it's not an easy thing to do. In fact, it's one of the most common ways to do it, and it's not something that you can do all the time.

What lot of things? Arbitrage is only a single activity man although multiple markets can be involved here to gain an advantage. It's not a good idea to do if you are just a starter and lacks in great skill and knowledge about how this market works but if you are a pro already, it can be one of the ways to make good monies here in crypto.

Of course we are doing it on our own. We need to act quick here so there is no need to wait for other signals although you can get a mentor or learn from other people, if it's your first time. Arbitrage is not only limited in trading but there are other areas too where you can do an arbitrage. One that I know is sports betting.

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Quote from: Unbunplease on March 15, 2023, 03:32:37 PM

Arbitrage in cryptocurrency trading is quite a risky business. You have to take into account delays in transferring coins, accidental account freezing, sharp price changes, interest on trade volume, and many other factors. mistakes can lead to loss of all profits created by hard work

Hard work is important in this area of trading, and a trader must be prudent and take significant precautions. To be more specific, option B should always be available at all times. Arbitrage trading is one of the simplest ways to profit from bitcoin, but it is also risky when the terms and conditions are reviewed. Buying low and selling high will result in gains, but this is not always the case. We are continually experiencing price drops that are surprising, and I have adjusted to this pattern. Never expect much from transactions; anticipating the worst will always keep a trader one step ahead in any critical situation. .

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Quote from: Unbunplease on March 15, 2023, 03:32:37 PM

Arbitrage in cryptocurrency trading is quite a risky business. You have to take into account delays in transferring coins, accidental account freezing, sharp price changes, interest on trade volume, and many other factors. mistakes can lead to loss of all profits created by hard work

this is very much true, even in dex there are several factors that could leads to arbitrage loss like when smart contract of certain token suddenly changing and many more.
arbitrage isn't as easy as it seemed because there are many complexities behind the scenes and I think the core of having succesfull arbitration is through anticipating all these mistakes which sometimes we don't even know if we've made some mistake.
usually the thing that makes most arbitration failed is definitely the sharp price changes in which occurred quite frequently, remember that we are not the only one that lives in this planet and also have brain, others have too and most certainly they also gonna make some arbitration if they have the sufficient capital in their hands so of course if they are faster in taking action the other will incur loss in which usually quite massive.

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I haven't tried crypto arbitrage myself, but it sounds like an interesting approach. The key is to have a solid understanding of market trends and to use reliable software. I'd like to see the example you found and hear more about your strategy.

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There are a lot of things that you can do with arbitrage, but it's not a good idea to do it. You don't need to be a professional trader to do it, you can do it by yourself, but you need to be able to trade at a high level and not rely on third parties.

AFAIK, arbitrage is a form of trading that has been around for a long time, but it's not an easy thing to do. In fact, it's one of the most common ways to do it, and it's not something that you can do all the time.

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Quote from: Unbunplease on March 15, 2023, 03:32:37 PM

Arbitrage in cryptocurrency trading is quite a risky business. You have to take into account delays in transferring coins, accidental account freezing, sharp price changes, interest on trade volume, and many other factors. mistakes can lead to loss of all profits created by hard work

The only coins I know traders can benefits from Arbitrage trading is proof stake coins, reason is that they are faster and will complete your transactions most likely in seconds, what the trader need to do is to only send between exchanges and everything will be settle. If a trader try it with any proof of work or any other type of blockchain, it will experience delay and the trader may loss in the process. What I also think again that will affect traders in this kind of trading is that when a trader send coin to exchange and they refuse to deposit is quickly onto the exchange, this are the problems that I think Arbitrage traders can face.

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Quote from: Unbunplease on March 15, 2023, 03:32:37 PM

Arbitrage in cryptocurrency trading is quite a risky business. You have to take into account delays in transferring coins, accidental account freezing, sharp price changes, interest on trade volume, and many other factors. mistakes can lead to loss of all profits created by hard work

One must be ready to face the risks involved in arbitrage and it's definitely a difficult phase of cryptocurrency. Arbitrage involved the buying and selling of crypto with P2P on exchanges. There's countless factors that will hinder one from arbitrage, but they can be eliminated as long as one is extremely careful on handling the market. Arbitrage is considered risky because it's a complex tasks to be triggered by traders. It involved enough calculations inother to figure out losses and profits in every single trade for the day. Arbitrage is highly levelled profile which sealed the space between professionalism and learner.

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Arbitrage in cryptocurrency trading is quite a risky business. You have to take into account delays in transferring coins, accidental account freezing, sharp price changes, interest on trade volume, and many other factors. mistakes can lead to loss of all profits created by hard work

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Quote from: slashz9 on March 14, 2023, 10:10:00 AM

I've tried arbitrage but sometimes the difference in the market is different and there are several other obstacles.
but indeed arbitrage is profitable if the price difference is far enough and you don't have any problems when doing it.
but its not always work sometime have a risk too.

What do you expect? This is what arbitrage all about. It's a way to take advantage of other markets' differences. If all the market prices are the same then there is no way we can do arbitrage but it was still possible to profit in the usual way plus there are also other varieties of trading. There are obstacles in everything that we do but if we know how to bypass them, that is the time we can gain a benefit. There is no way we can earn successive income but there are also times that we will lose.

This is normal though and one must not be bothered with it unless if the losses that we are getting are more than the profit. It only means that there is something wrong with what we are doing. We must correct it or stop and find other activities before you go bankrupt.

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Quote from: slashz9 on March 14, 2023, 10:10:00 AM

I've tried arbitrage but sometimes the difference in the market is different and there are several other obstacles.
but indeed arbitrage is profitable if the price difference is far enough and you don't have any problems when doing it.
but its not always work sometime have a risk too.

If you wish to try Abitrage trading as a trader, you should consider various things such as volume, as indicated by the OP, to avoid front running to bots. You need also examine the behavior of bots. If you look at the OP image, you will notice that the volume is tiny, therefore the trading volume displayed is the activity of buying and selling one or two bots. If you try to execute arbitrage trading with this type of token, you will become trapped since the order book plainly does not favor you. Anybody who wants to try arbitrage trading should use coins with a high volume, and when they observe a difference in the market, they should trade it and profit.

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Quote from: slashz9 on March 14, 2023, 10:10:00 AM

I've tried arbitrage but sometimes the difference in the market is different and there are several other obstacles.
but indeed arbitrage is profitable if the price difference is far enough and you don't have any problems when doing it.
but its not always work sometime have a risk too.

In arbitration, your profit does not always depend only on your decisions. Very often we face such problems that do not depend on us, but make arbitration not only not profitable, but can also bring a loss. And such an obstacle may be the actions of exchange employees when they untimely enroll a deposit, which leads to loss of time and, accordingly, profit.

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I've tried arbitrage but sometimes the difference in the market is different and there are several other obstacles.
but indeed arbitrage is profitable if the price difference is far enough and you don't have any problems when doing it.
but its not always work sometime have a risk too.

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Quote from: PercT4b on January 22, 2022, 05:23:00 AM

Trading in the stock market is a thing, but doing it in the crypto market is almost exclusively for professionals (and many people keep ignoring this) and takes years and years of hard study to make it work properly without liquidating your savings.

But I was wondering if any of you tried arbitrage on the crypto market (I'm choosing this option because it is relatively less risky than normal trading, basically the main effort is to find those pricing errors and "exploit" them without incurring in a front-run).

Do you have any experience with this method, which software/programs do you use and what tutorials do you follow to learn it?

P.S: I see that price differences especially in low cap altcoin and I think I've actually found one example so I'll share a screen, let me know if this could be a valid example and how would you deal with it.

https://i.postimg.cc/MK4WjdSs/pic.png

In general, both the stock and crypto markets are difficult as for crypto arbitrage, here the guys correctly noticed that this good expertise is needed, but it will not be possible to get it quickly, in no case do I dissuade you from this, any experience is valuable. But I chose to invest these funds in cryptocurrency and invested some more money in a company that deals with crypto arbitrage traffic. All the same, it will be safer both for my nerves and for my money =)

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It works interexchange, so it exchanges significantly increases inside the accessible matches or anything. It's still consistently being refreshed, however its position right currently is incredible. Genuine exchange exchanging is safer however the benefit made is very little and to get the little benefit keenness and speed is required. To me it's the most distressing

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I'm working on a platform that generates profit by doing arbitrage on different exchanges wordwide. They're pretty new and just officialy registered in USA and CANADA.

If you want more information, please contact me.

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Quote from: milewilda on March 02, 2022, 03:30:04 PM

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Quote from: Raymond Gary on February 28, 2022, 09:07:51 AM

I have been profiting from crypto arbitrage for a while now, you can do arbitrage with ease you don't really need to be a professional trader to do arbitrage, that's one very good thing about this business.
Most of the Apps I use to profit from arbitrage is Apps like Coingap and Now2trade. Coingap gives you the percentage differences between exchanges and you can leverage from that. You should also take note of the withdrawal charges involve before diving in into any given arbitrage opportunity.

It is nice to hear from someone that is actually doing something like this, arbitrage at its core is incredibly simple and it is not a difficult concept to understand as arbitrage happens everywhere, for example when we buy a product at a store, do you actually believe that we are buying it at the same cost the store had to pay to acquire it? Obviously not, they are selling it for a higher price and pocketing the difference, and the same principle is at stake when we use arbitrage trading.

Same principle but this is something not that easy to be executed yet there would be factors which needed not to changed up on the time you do execute your action and if does then it would really give out that effect which will really affect your profitability if you arent that fast or precise on doing so plus consider those bots that will automatically execute on time like this specially on those price gaps
which it is really hard to dive in when you do see some abritrage opportunities but somehow doesnt mean that it would be impossible.

Without a doubt the main problem with arbitrage is execution, which is why many people have the idea of doing something like that and only a few are able to succeed, as at the end everything is a matter of how efficiently you can deal with the fees of the different exchanges and bank accounts and how quick is your arbitrage bot, after all even if you had all the requisites necessary to become successful with this style of trading, all of that would be for nothing if your arbitrage bot is slow.

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Quote from: Silberman on March 02, 2022, 03:04:18 PM

Quote from: Raymond Gary on February 28, 2022, 09:07:51 AM

I have been profiting from crypto arbitrage for a while now, you can do arbitrage with ease you don't really need to be a professional trader to do arbitrage, that's one very good thing about this business.
Most of the Apps I use to profit from arbitrage is Apps like Coingap and Now2trade. Coingap gives you the percentage differences between exchanges and you can leverage from that. You should also take note of the withdrawal charges involve before diving in into any given arbitrage opportunity.

It is nice to hear from someone that is actually doing something like this, arbitrage at its core is incredibly simple and it is not a difficult concept to understand as arbitrage happens everywhere, for example when we buy a product at a store, do you actually believe that we are buying it at the same cost the store had to pay to acquire it? Obviously not, they are selling it for a higher price and pocketing the difference, and the same principle is at stake when we use arbitrage trading.

Same principle but this is something not that easy to be executed yet there would be factors which needed not to changed up on the time you do execute your action and if does then it would really give out that effect which will really affect your profitability if you arent that fast or precise on doing so plus consider those bots that will automatically execute on time like this specially on those price gaps
which it is really hard to dive in when you do see some abritrage opportunities but somehow doesnt mean that it would be impossible.

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Quote from: Raymond Gary on February 28, 2022, 09:07:51 AM

I have been profiting from crypto arbitrage for a while now, you can do arbitrage with ease you don't really need to be a professional trader to do arbitrage, that's one very good thing about this business.
Most of the Apps I use to profit from arbitrage is Apps like Coingap and Now2trade. Coingap gives you the percentage differences between exchanges and you can leverage from that. You should also take note of the withdrawal charges involve before diving in into any given arbitrage opportunity.

It is nice to hear from someone that is actually doing something like this, arbitrage at its core is incredibly simple and it is not a difficult concept to understand as arbitrage happens everywhere, for example when we buy a product at a store, do you actually believe that we are buying it at the same cost the store had to pay to acquire it? Obviously not, they are selling it for a higher price and pocketing the difference, and the same principle is at stake when we use arbitrage trading.

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I have been profiting from crypto arbitrage for a while now, you can do arbitrage with ease you don't really need to be a professional trader to do arbitrage, that's one very good thing about this business.
Most of the Apps I use to profit from arbitrage is Apps like Coingap and Now2trade. Coingap gives you the percentage differences between exchanges and you can leverage from that. You should also take note of the withdrawal charges involve before diving in into any given arbitrage opportunity.

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Quote from: Yudha2015 on February 27, 2022, 07:03:49 AM

I want to do arbitrage also. But it is hard to find which coin has a different price.
Does any one has an information about telegram chanel where to learn arbitrage?

A telegram channel is completely unnecessary for you to learn the basics of arbitrage, if anything arbitrage is probably the most simple ways to trade the markets, you find a coin in an exchange which is trading for a lower price than in another exchange and then you buy it, then in the other exchange you sell it and you pocket the difference, that's it, I have saved you a lot of time by that short description, however the problem is how to find those differences in the price and then how to take advantage of them? Something that very few people can do.

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