Topic: Arbitrage on cryptopia (Read 280 times)
You are all right. There is also another aspect, which makes me headache: If at only one exchanger is a small trading volume, then the coin may not sell at the expected price. Therefore, it would have interested me, if someone had already positive experiences.
Of course you will benefit from this price difference, but arbitrage is too risky, it could be after you send a coin to another market, the price can go down immediately, so you should do a careful calculation before arbitrage
I guess if you want to do arbitrages you have to have accounts on multiple exchanges and execute your trade immediately. So I think that arbitrages aren't too risky in comparison with other trading stylesWhich I understand what Affilate User said is the transaction time and fee, you can speed up the transaction but it's need extra fee that you should add.
So, calculating before do an arbitrage is necessary.
Have account for each exchange that you want to do an arbitrage is mandatory, you can't do an arbitrage if you don't have and it's doesn't determine your trade to be faster.
Of course you will benefit from this price difference, but arbitrage is too risky, it could be after you send a coin to another market, the price can go down immediately, so you should do a careful calculation before arbitrage
I guess if you want to do arbitrages you have to have accounts on multiple exchanges and execute your trade immediately. So I think that arbitrages aren't too risky in comparison with other trading styles 
Of course you will benefit from this price difference, but arbitrage is too risky, it could be after you send a coin to another market, the price can go down immediately, so you should do a careful calculation before arbitrage
Cryptopia has a nice feature: They compare the prices of coins with other exchangers on one site. Has someone already used this info by swapping coins through exchangers to make profits from differences?
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