They still list MtGox and Tradehill... ^^
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They still list MtGox and Tradehill... ^^
They still list MtGox and Tradehill... ^^
Is there a complete list of exchanges with an API somewhere?
there is but it's a bit old
http://www.programmableweb.com/news/46-bitcoin-apis-bitstamp-bitcoin-charts-markets-and-50btc/2013/06/11
Arbing between the exchanges is not worth it....the fees will wipe out whatever profit you make, unless off course you use a large capital. But good luck finding trades for big amounts.
It can work if you fast reflexes and a high enough margin.One of the most common sort of arbitrage situations is most of the sellers on localbitcoin are just buying from exchanges, getting paid with a high markup, and buying more from the exchanges while pocketing the difference.
Is there a complete list of exchanges with an API somewhere?
Does anyone knows Bitcoin Arbitrage?
How does it works?
Please explain
How does it works?
Please explain
man, the MtGox days were beautiful for arbitrage
Arbing between the exchanges is not worth it....the fees will wipe out whatever profit you make, unless off course you use a large capital. But good luck finding trades for big amounts.
I see some green in my app recently...
Arbing between the exchanges is not worth it....the fees will wipe out whatever profit you make, unless off course you use a large capital. But good luck finding trades for big amounts.
i don't think it't of any relevance as the deposit fees is same for both small and large deposits, so the capital is not a factor considered in it, unless you do want to make a living off it.
Arbing between the exchanges is not worth it....the fees will wipe out whatever profit you make, unless off course you use a large capital. But good luck finding trades for big amounts.
Does anyone know where can I find a software to help me with my trading arbitrage?
please leave some suggestions!
please leave some suggestions!
i posted it above your post, you need to contact the guy with the youtube video, but be aware of malicious software, run it on VM or something
Just a noob's thought and some advice...
Lets say that exchange A has a buy order for 99Euros and exchange B has Sell orders at 101Euros.
If someone buy from A and then makes it to sell at 101 on B, what would be better to do, having earned the 2 dollars profit?
1) Cash out from exchange B?
2) Exchange the fiat total amount for an altcoin and exchange back to btc?
3) Do nothing and wait for prices to drop below than the previous buy and do afull cycle again?
4) Something else?
Lets say that exchange A has a buy order for 99Euros and exchange B has Sell orders at 101Euros.
If someone buy from A and then makes it to sell at 101 on B, what would be better to do, having earned the 2 dollars profit?
1) Cash out from exchange B?
2) Exchange the fiat total amount for an altcoin and exchange back to btc?
3) Do nothing and wait for prices to drop below than the previous buy and do afull cycle again?
4) Something else?
hey bro theprofit here is 2euros and not 2 dollars.
I am writing my own code and I'm still looking for a collab.
There's another bot called SpreadBot 1000, but I've never tested it.
There's another bot called SpreadBot 1000, but I've never tested it.
Does anyone know where can I find a software to help me with my trading arbitrage?
please leave some suggestions!
please leave some suggestions!
All been said, is there still any good websites to do the arbitrage, seeing that the difference between all the exchangers at bitcoinwisdom dot com is a dollar or two and that can easily be eaten up by trading fees.
Any idea?
Any idea?
there is a platform for arbitrage that support some exchanges, but you essentially need to find the best exchange in which the price is lower and the best i which highter
i would suggest to do this with altcoin, because they have a less confirmation time
look something like this is pretty good, but it's not complete at all http://bitcoinpricelab.com/
Please which one and how did you go about it.
i think doing it manually, is not worth it, you need a bot for this, also i don't like exchange that require verification like bitstamp
playing between hitbtc and any other seems very convenient
p.s. i heard that hitbtc is not that safe, that's whyt he price is so high, something fishy there
found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aNBGt0dNRg, it seems too much of an easy money
All been said, is there still any good websites to do the arbitrage, seeing that the difference between all the exchangers at bitcoinwisdom dot com is a dollar or two and that can easily be eaten up by trading fees.
Any idea?
Any idea?
there is a platform for arbitrage that support some exchanges, but you essentially need to find the best exchange in which the price is lower and the best i which highter
i would suggest to do this with altcoin, because they have a less confirmation time
look something like this is pretty good, but it's not complete at all http://bitcoinpricelab.com/
Please which one and how did you go about it.
All been said, is there still any good websites to do the arbitrage, seeing that the difference between all the exchangers at bitcoinwisdom dot com is a dollar or two and that can easily be eaten up by trading fees.
Any idea?
Any idea?
there is a platform for arbitrage that support some exchanges, but you essentially need to find the best exchange in which the price is lower and the best i which highter
i would suggest to do this with altcoin, because they have a less confirmation time
look something like this is pretty good, but it's not complete at all http://bitcoinpricelab.com/
All been said, is there still any good websites to do the arbitrage, seeing that the difference between all the exchangers at bitcoinwisdom dot com is a dollar or two and that can easily be eaten up by trading fees.
Any idea?
Any idea?
To do this strategy, you'll need some amount of USD and some amount of BTC
as you go through this you will always have the same amount of BTC.
as you go through this you will always have the same amount of BTC.
yes of course, at least I have 1BTC capital and that was enough. not too big and not too small. right?
To do this strategy, you'll need some amount of USD and some amount of BTC
as you go through this you will always have the same amount of BTC.
as you go through this you will always have the same amount of BTC.
Do you already have a bot?
here there is one guy running, i don't know if he is still active, but seeing how he is newbie, better to run the bot on a isolated enviroment
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/crypto-arbitrage-between-33-exchanges-180-coins-supported-998562
I was usually playing using arbitrage trading. after I read the thread that you have to offer, I'm really interested in these boots. but he is no longer active, I've tried to send email
Do you already have a bot?
here there is one guy running, i don't know if he is still active, but seeing how he is newbie, better to run the bot on a isolated enviroment
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/crypto-arbitrage-between-33-exchanges-180-coins-supported-998562
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Do you already have a bot?
in short words its buying and selling
more precisely. buying in place quiet and selling in place crowded
That's my strategy
thats arbitrage.
bitcoin arbitrage = buying and selling bitcoin by exploit difference price in several bitcoin exchangers.
yes I know about it, arbitrage is practice to take advantage of price differences that occur between the two financial markets or exchanger
I've been quite a long time playing this arbitrage method
in short words its buying and selling
more precisely. buying in place quiet and selling in place crowded
That's my strategy
thats arbitrage.
bitcoin arbitrage = buying and selling bitcoin by exploit difference price in several bitcoin exchangers.
in short words its buying and selling
more precisely. buying in place quiet and selling in place crowded
That's my strategy
Nobody interested to work such a concept out? 
in short words its buying and selling
Not quite, it involves a bit of risk and requires good capital. Moreover, the most important thing is identifying potential arbitrage opportunities.
But I think, you only need minimal amount? At least most opportunities I see, are rather small..
You also need a lot of cash to make it interesting.
Some money on every Exchange.... Pfff ...It sound like danger to me.
Some money on every Exchange.... Pfff ...It sound like danger to me.
It's not a problem...it's a challenge!
yes volume is important too. because you can buy btc but if you cant sell it, then arbitrage is down. and a big fees over there. waiting for you. you have to calc them also. arbitrage is really hard stuff. if anybody can do it, im really congrat to them. great job.
I agree that there appear to be bots trading these things. If you don't make or buy a bot you chances of arbitrage are slim. There is a bot that does arbitrage withing an exchange, when there is an inefficiency between 3 currencies, such as dollar, btc and ltc. But we are talking about really slim margins here. IMO you are better off using other methods of trading to make money. And trading isn't easy so be careful!
I suppose there are not many bots, especially for altcoins markets. Just checked live cross-exchange table (http://www.bitcoinfo.ru/trading/ for example) and noticed many altcoin pairs with 5-10-20% arbitrage possibilities.
Some make such trading manually but no signs for the bot activity.
Another issue is liquidity. Just because BTC has a certain price on an exchange, if the volume is too low then it doesn't help much.
Even for technical trading, bots can be very useful. braino has a slack channel discussing bots and strategies. Let him or me know, if you want to join.
You could move the BTC back, when the prices are equal. That might take forever, though...
And you lose money due to fees. Same goes for the fiat transfer. This has to be part of the profit calculation!
And you lose money due to fees. Same goes for the fiat transfer. This has to be part of the profit calculation!
The problem is when funds get imbalanced due to strong bull or bear trends. Then, eventually, you are stuck with most or all funds on one exchange, and need to wait for an opportunity to rebalance. I believe efforts are better spent towards trading.
Does anyone knows Bitcoin Arbitrage?
How does it works?
Please explain
Buy on one Exchange for cheaper price and dump on another Exchange to higher price.How does it works?
Please explain
This is Arbitrage.... You have to hold funds on both exchnages.
You could move the BTC back, when the prices are equal. That might take forever, though...
And you lose money due to fees. Same goes for the fiat transfer. This has to be part of the profit calculation!
And you lose money due to fees. Same goes for the fiat transfer. This has to be part of the profit calculation!
So you transfer USD to btc-e, buy BTC, do the arb trades and end up with USD at LakeBTC. But there is no good (cheap) way to get the USD back to btc-e or your pocket? Or maybe you see other opportunities, than I cannot see...
I'm thinking that much of what people do here is not accurately described as arbitrage. Rather, people are buying BTC when it is low on one exchange to sell while it is high on another. Then rinse/repeat when the spreads return to the mean.
an arb plan in last year: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/a-realistic-arb-plan-buy-btceusd-sell-lakeusd-just-need-a-trading-bot-765074 at that time, there is little profits due to the high fee
but both btc-e and lakebtc had decreased the rates, the fee is lower today, I think that plan could be acted now
but both btc-e and lakebtc had decreased the rates, the fee is lower today, I think that plan could be acted now
you can see the arb profits in this site http://bitcoin-analytics.com/#xarbitrage
So you transfer USD to btc-e, buy BTC, do the arb trades and end up with USD at LakeBTC. But there is no good (cheap) way to get the USD back to btc-e or your pocket? Or maybe you see other opportunities, than I cannot see...
I already wrote bots to check for such opportinities, like this one:
https://i.imgur.com/OoP0aNo.jpg
, but I don't see any possibility for me at the moment to implement such a trading scheme.
Write me a PM, if you are interested in a collab or have other ideas. I am willing to write some code and share the profits.
I already wrote bots to check for such opportinities, like this one:
https://i.imgur.com/OoP0aNo.jpg
, but I don't see any possibility for me at the moment to implement such a trading scheme.
Write me a PM, if you are interested in a collab or have other ideas. I am willing to write some code and share the profits.
If you have the infrastructure to move FIAT (from one country to country), there might be great opportunities. But I'm just a coder, not a banker.
then you can go ahead and make a bot that work with arbitrage, i'm sure it is possible to earn some low percentage, around 3-5% if you bot is well coded and it is fast enough
But how to rebalance funds?
you can do it through api with your client, or with your online wallet, if let's the your balance is under a certain amount, you just code your bot so it can send more coins
those should be easy stuff for any coders, i'm surprised that you're asking this...
If you have the infrastructure to move FIAT (from one country to country), there might be great opportunities. But I'm just a coder, not a banker.
then you can go ahead and make a bot that work with arbitrage, i'm sure it is possible to earn some low percentage, around 3-5% if you bot is well coded and it is fast enough
But how to rebalance funds?
If you have the infrastructure to move FIAT (from one country to country), there might be great opportunities. But I'm just a coder, not a banker.
then you can go ahead and make a bot that work with arbitrage, i'm sure it is possible to earn some low percentage, around 3-5% if you bot is well coded and it is fast enough
an arb plan in last year: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/a-realistic-arb-plan-buy-btceusd-sell-lakeusd-just-need-a-trading-bot-765074 at that time, there is little profits due to the high fee
but both btc-e and lakebtc had decreased the rates, the fee is lower today, I think that plan could be acted now
but both btc-e and lakebtc had decreased the rates, the fee is lower today, I think that plan could be acted now
Yeah. You trade immediarely and rebalance your funds later. That should work just fine. Would be cool to have such a trader network.
I already wrote software that should work for such a concept. But maybe I'd have to add new exchanges then.
I already wrote software that should work for such a concept. But maybe I'd have to add new exchanges then.
If you had a partner who lived in the same country that the exchange was held.
It would be easier, but it wouldnt be much of a arbtriage since youre relying the same way to deposit and sell quickly from more then 2 exchanges.
It would be easier, but it wouldnt be much of a arbtriage since youre relying the same way to deposit and sell quickly from more then 2 exchanges.
If you have the infrastructure to move FIAT (from one country to country), there might be great opportunities. But I'm just a coder, not a banker.
Its simple, if you see opportunity, you buy altcoin on one exchange at lower
price and sell on other exchange at higher price.
But is really hard to catch profitable arbitrage opportunity, because exchange fees
price and sell on other exchange at higher price.
But is really hard to catch profitable arbitrage opportunity, because exchange fees
Calculating the fees is not such a big problem. Problem is the time, that the btc transfer takes. So you'd need many coins on many exchanges to catch all the opportunities.
Bingo. Usually, the arbitrage opportunities are such small margin that the time-risk aspect is too great. It can be done, if you manage risk effectively, but if you can do that, you're probably just better off trading IMO.
Its simple, if you see opportunity, you buy altcoin on one exchange at lower
price and sell on other exchange at higher price.
But is really hard to catch profitable arbitrage opportunity, because exchange fees
price and sell on other exchange at higher price.
But is really hard to catch profitable arbitrage opportunity, because exchange fees
Calculating the fees is not such a big problem. Problem is the time, that the btc transfer takes. So you'd need many coins on many exchanges to catch all the opportunities.
in short words its buying and selling
Its simple, if you see opportunity, you buy altcoin on one exchange at lower
price and sell on other exchange at higher price.
But is really hard to catch profitable arbitrage opportunity, because exchange fees
price and sell on other exchange at higher price.
But is really hard to catch profitable arbitrage opportunity, because exchange fees
does this work?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
my answer is yes, it work, but you need a very good bot, on every exchange, that trade for you, if you do it manually, there are more losses whne moving from one exchange to another, with bot those losses are minimized
and i read a bit more about Bitcoin Arbitrage, and i think my last question was wrong
what if the price changes in this time?
you don't actually cash out, you do the trades and keep both bitcoin and fiat at all exchangers, right?
yeah, you could use a platform like this, it is unfineshed http://bitcoinpricelab.com/, but with the right api, your bot can work with all the % variations on every exchange
To be honest, as a trader, arbitrage isn't really worth the time or effort for me. But it can be done, and it's basically free money. In fact, I believe there is an open source arb bot on github that uses 4 or 5 exchanges to exploit arb opportunities.
I agree that there appear to be bots trading these things. If you don't make or buy a bot you chances of arbitrage are slim. There is a bot that does arbitrage withing an exchange, when there is an inefficiency between 3 currencies, such as dollar, btc and ltc. But we are talking about really slim margins here. IMO you are better off using other methods of trading to make money. And trading isn't easy so be careful!
I suppose there are not many bots, especially for altcoins markets. Just checked live cross-exchange table (http://www.bitcoinfo.ru/trading/ for example) and noticed many altcoin pairs with 5-10-20% arbitrage possibilities.
Some make such trading manually but no signs for the bot activity.
does this work?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
my answer is yes, it work, but you need a very good bot, on every exchange, that trade for you, if you do it manually, there are more losses whne moving from one exchange to another, with bot those losses are minimized
and i read a bit more about Bitcoin Arbitrage, and i think my last question was wrong
what if the price changes in this time?
you don't actually cash out, you do the trades and keep both bitcoin and fiat at all exchangers, right?
Just a noob's thought and some advice...
Lets say that exchange A has a buy order for 99Euros and exchange B has Sell orders at 101Euros.
If someone buy from A and then makes it to sell at 101 on B, what would be better to do, having earned the 2 dollars profit?
1) Cash out from exchange B?
2) Exchange the fiat total amount for an altcoin and exchange back to btc?
3) Do nothing and wait for prices to drop below than the previous buy and do afull cycle again?
4) Something else?
Lets say that exchange A has a buy order for 99Euros and exchange B has Sell orders at 101Euros.
If someone buy from A and then makes it to sell at 101 on B, what would be better to do, having earned the 2 dollars profit?
1) Cash out from exchange B?
2) Exchange the fiat total amount for an altcoin and exchange back to btc?
3) Do nothing and wait for prices to drop below than the previous buy and do afull cycle again?
4) Something else?
I agree that there appear to be bots trading these things. If you don't make or buy a bot you chances of arbitrage are slim. There is a bot that does arbitrage withing an exchange, when there is an inefficiency between 3 currencies, such as dollar, btc and ltc. But we are talking about really slim margins here. IMO you are better off using other methods of trading to make money. And trading isn't easy so be careful!
Arbitrage trading is you buy at low price from one exchange and sell at high price on other exchange
its risky since you don't know if you will able to complete the trade fastly before price change, only professional traders do this
its risky since you don't know if you will able to complete the trade fastly before price change, only professional traders do this
does this work?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
my answer is yes, it work, but you need a very good bot, on every exchange, that trade for you, if you do it manually, there are more less whne moving from one exchange to another, with bot those losses are minimized
And you make a good point about bots. At this point most are made by bot's. They are more accurate and quicker then human. They are also only as good as the parameters behind them.
One thing to mention is multiple bots are running at same time from different people. So all these bot's running together could it very hard with so many already in the space.
does this work?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
my answer is yes, it work, but you need a very good bot, on every exchange, that trade for you, if you do it manually, there are more losses whne moving from one exchange to another, with bot those losses are minimized
Does anyone knows Bitcoin Arbitrage?
How does it works?
Please explain
How does it works?
Please explain
The problem is, any major exchanges have arbitrage servers, so almost immediately when the price changes the servers sell or buy accordingly and they even out very quickly. It is very hard to make a profit that way these days.
Also it's worth saying be careful when someone want's BTC to share in profit's of arbitrage. I know there are a few bots out there and it just is something that is far from a guaranteed profit.
Some do make profit from it and some don't. I view trying to do a arbitrage as a form of gambling.
Does anyone knows Bitcoin Arbitrage?
How does it works?
Please explain
How does it works?
Please explain
The problem is, any major exchanges have arbitrage servers, so almost immediately when the price changes the servers sell or buy accordingly and they even out very quickly. It is very hard to make a profit that way these days.
does this work?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
i mean you have to consider the fees too. which means you have to pay the fees twice, once where you buy and once where you sell.
is the difference between exchangers that high to cover the fee and give you profit?
besides it takes time to cash out of exchanger, it need to get confirmed by the exchanger and then goes to your other address and get 3 or more confirmations.
what if the price changes in this time?
If it is 2-3% profitable, it is 2-3% profitable, the amount of capital used is irrelevant.
If people want to trade their 0.5BTC to make 0.0002BTC, that is still guaranteed profit, there is not need to have too much capital.
Often the amounts that can be traded at the ARB price are also very limited, so again, capital wouldn't help.
If people want to trade their 0.5BTC to make 0.0002BTC, that is still guaranteed profit, there is not need to have too much capital.
Often the amounts that can be traded at the ARB price are also very limited, so again, capital wouldn't help.
youve got a point, profit is profit; i may have used poor wording here, when i said profit i meant something along the lines of a substantial portion of one's income. also I dont use exchanges very often if at all, so I was not aware the trading limits would restrict arbitrage so much
Does anyone knows Bitcoin Arbitrage?
How does it works?
Please explain
Bitcoin Arbitrage is taking advantage of the price different between 2 exchanges. Say if exchange 1 has buy orders for 100$. And Exchange 2 has sell orders for 99$. Then you would buy from E2 and sell at E1. For every bitcoin you will get that 1$ extra, which is arbitrage. How does it works?
Please explain
For discussions regarding arbitrage found this thread : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-arbitrage-pros-and-cons-experience-and-profitability-528691 .
yup. you should also keep in mind that arbitrage in terms of anything; exchanges, bookies, etc, is only very profitable if a large amount of capital is used as the percent variance is very small. in the most ideal cases you would only be seeing 2-3% profit.
If people want to trade their 0.5BTC to make 0.0002BTC, that is still guaranteed profit, there is not need to have too much capital.
Often the amounts that can be traded at the ARB price are also very limited, so again, capital wouldn't help.
Does anyone knows Bitcoin Arbitrage?
How does it works?
Please explain
Bitcoin Arbitrage is taking advantage of the price different between 2 exchanges. Say if exchange 1 has buy orders for 100$. And Exchange 2 has sell orders for 99$. Then you would buy from E2 and sell at E1. For every bitcoin you will get that 1$ extra, which is arbitrage. How does it works?
Please explain
For discussions regarding arbitrage found this thread : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-arbitrage-pros-and-cons-experience-and-profitability-528691 .
yup. you should also keep in mind that arbitrage in terms of anything; exchanges, bookies, etc, is only very profitable if a large amount of capital is used as the percent variance is very small. in the most ideal cases you would only be seeing 2-3% profit.
Does anyone knows Bitcoin Arbitrage?
How does it works?
Please explain
Bitcoin Arbitrage is taking advantage of the price different between 2 exchanges. Say if exchange 1 has buy orders for 100$. And Exchange 2 has sell orders for 99$. Then you would buy from E2 and sell at E1. For every bitcoin you will get that 1$ extra, which is arbitrage. How does it works?
Please explain
For discussions regarding arbitrage found this thread : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-arbitrage-pros-and-cons-experience-and-profitability-528691 .
Does anyone knows Bitcoin Arbitrage?
How does it works?
Please explain
How does it works?
Please explain
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