You def. have the right idea in profiting from arbitrage. That's why I believe in this ICO bc they are aiming to make crypto easier to enter for all with their novice friendly UI and the first ever arbitrage exchange that will allow for less market volatility which keeps so many inexperienced and afraid people on the sidelines. Arbitrage with a legit company will provide a greater opportunity to profit in this economy.
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Is arbitrage exchange allowed on that site?
i suggest you to look this website https://www.bitbaba.xyz/bitcoin-borsalari/ .This is Turkish but its working.it is show BTC prices in all populer markets instantly
usd/btc
Depends on what coin, and how much profit you're looking for.
Typically you find a high volume exchange and a low volume exchange and try to buy cheap on the exchange with low volume.
Or a western exchange vs asian exchange.
Or keep tabs on a few high volume exchanges and just take advantage of the small price differences if you can.
Typically you find a high volume exchange and a low volume exchange and try to buy cheap on the exchange with low volume.
Or a western exchange vs asian exchange.
Or keep tabs on a few high volume exchanges and just take advantage of the small price differences if you can.
Here's how you can get a foot in the right direction:
1. Check the price variances at coinmarketcap: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets. The fiat denomination should tell you where the exchange is. CNY you can ignore since they'll all be out of that list soon.
2. You can do this for a period of a month at least, but as of relatively recent weeks since July, the markets have been highest at South Korean and Japanese exchanges.
3. Judge the volume for yourself. If you can a) have enough volume of fiat and coins b) be registered with the exchanges, you're on your way.
1. Check the price variances at coinmarketcap: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets. The fiat denomination should tell you where the exchange is. CNY you can ignore since they'll all be out of that list soon.
2. You can do this for a period of a month at least, but as of relatively recent weeks since July, the markets have been highest at South Korean and Japanese exchanges.
3. Judge the volume for yourself. If you can a) have enough volume of fiat and coins b) be registered with the exchanges, you're on your way.
would you plz tell me about best 2 exchanges for arbitrage that accept FIAT deposite with low fees
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