Topic: Binary option arbitrage (Read 50 times)
The target products of binary options are generally foreign exchange currency pairs, precious metals (gold and silver), digital currencies, etc. The quotations of foreign exchange and precious metals come from the futures market, and the quotations of digital currencies come from mainstream digital currency exchanges. In other words, binary options traders do not produce their own quotes, but just copy quotes from other markets as data sources. Based on the above principles, we can achieve a cross-market arbitrage. When we use a certain amount of funds to buy or sell certain products in the futures market or digital currency exchange, the transaction can affect the product's short-term fluctuation direction (such as 1 to 5 minutes), and at the same time We trade in the same direction on the binary options trading platform. Do you think this method works?
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