I get that you have to act as if it is amazing and that is understandable since you are a reseller, resellers made thousands upon thousands of dollars during the peak period, I remember one guy (aitor or something I think?) made 100k+ a year on it for example, but I can be honest and say that it is "good" but not as amazing as you think.
Thanks for your opinion and I understand where you are coming from. That's still the challenge towards the bot itself. There are ups and downs but it gets the job done and compared to doing it manually, that's just impossible. It's not that I need to but because of the development and time that has been put into it to create that bot, it's better than anything else. I'm just pointing out that it's hard to do manually. 
Topic: How to profit from crypto arbitrage trading (Read 776 times)
Is this an app? How does it work? It must be expensive too. maybe for a small trader like me it will be difficult to have it.
This is installed in your personal computer or on a VPS. It's quite expensive since it's a one-time payment for every license. So of course, it would last you a lifetime. It's not that hard to get if you visit the site I included in my previous post.I get that you have to act as if it is amazing and that is understandable since you are a reseller, resellers made thousands upon thousands of dollars during the peak period, I remember one guy (aitor or something I think?) made 100k+ a year on it for example, but I can be honest and say that it is "good" but not as amazing as you think.
Traders have engaged in arbitrage long before the emergence of the crypto market. At its most basic, arbitrage means that a trader capitalizes on the non-uniformity of the price of an asset across multiple markets. In essence, if the price of asset x is different on two different exchanges. A trader can buy the asset on one exchange at a cheaper rate and sell it on the other platform at a slightly higher price.
Whilst the occurrence of market inefficiencies is far more infrequent in traditional financial markets, the opposite seems to be the case in the crypto market. This is due to the way in which the cryptocurrency exchange sector functions. These platforms tend to run siloed systems, resulting in uncorrelated pricing. Therefore, over the years, arbitraging has become one of the go-to strategies for crypto traders.
A low correlation in the pricing of an asset across multiple exchanges is indicative of market inefficiencies, which traders – in this case, specifically arbitrageurs – can potentially profit from.
Whilst the occurrence of market inefficiencies is far more infrequent in traditional financial markets, the opposite seems to be the case in the crypto market. This is due to the way in which the cryptocurrency exchange sector functions. These platforms tend to run siloed systems, resulting in uncorrelated pricing. Therefore, over the years, arbitraging has become one of the go-to strategies for crypto traders.
A low correlation in the pricing of an asset across multiple exchanges is indicative of market inefficiencies, which traders – in this case, specifically arbitrageurs – can potentially profit from.
Do not forget that the time for the transaction can be slow when the price increases or decreases to get a delay for our transaction. I have that experience before that made me stop using arbitrage trading because after I receive the coin in the destination wallet, the price is down deeper and I can not sell and take profit. If you can profit from arbitrage trading, you are lucky because that is not easy for novice or ordinary people who do not have much experience in trading.
That’s what a bot I was using had in trouble. It was as quick as it could be technologically but since the arbitrage trading happened insanely quickly that we ended up not being fast enough to make the trade and usually ended up with bags of coins instead of actually making a trade. It’s not easy to be as fast as that if you are handling it between two very common stuff, like let’s say a coin is listed on bittrex and also binance, making an arbitrage there is way too hard because it’s incredibly fast.However, the good part is if you are doing from nation to nation, then you could potentially make a profit, I can tell you that I made a lot of profit from my own currency then to bitcoin then to dollar then to my currency, that type of arbitrage was a lot easier because it was basically international trade instead of just crypto arbitrage and rates mattered there.
In arbitrage trading, price differences are possible, but sometimes we are faced with very fast price movements. and from that I think it won't be a problem if the price goes up after that, but if it goes down, our funds will be tied to other platforms. but it is said that many people have succeeded this way, but I personally have never tried it
Currently, if I see that the price for one and the same coin is different on different exchanges, I try to find the reason for this difference. And the reason for this difference is usually that the withdrawal and input of coins is suspended on one of the exchanges, which does not allow bots to equalize the price to the average.
Here some guide about arbitrage trading: https://zipmex.com/learn/arbitrage-cryptocurrency/
It has been mentioned about its cons which are the following:
KYC Restrictions
Storing Coins
Fees
Large Trades Provide Better Profit
Withdrawal Limits
Timing
Slower Transactions
Competition
You would really need to be fast on this.
It has been mentioned about its cons which are the following:
KYC Restrictions
Storing Coins
Fees
Large Trades Provide Better Profit
Withdrawal Limits
Timing
Slower Transactions
Competition
You would really need to be fast on this.
supposedly trading with arbitrage strategies can make crypto asset prices the same across markets and platforms. But in practice, there are several challenges that must be faced, such as liquidity, capital control, costs, and price volatility. However, at least we can sort out crypto assets that differ a little further from one market to another.
There are lots of problems with arbitrage trading actually.The withdrawal & deposit fees may take away all the profits you would have with the trade because arbitrage trading doesn't give you a massive amount of profit.
The platforms you are using for arbitrage trading may have some problems and hence the price is low. I mean some small exchanges often stop withdrawals for a particular coin which may be the reason behind the discrepancy in the prices.
There are lots of other problems which we cannot realize unless we do it ourselves.
or would simply end up on having no profit at all or simple tells that its nonsense to do such thing and to mind of that arbitrage opportunities are rare knowing that each exchange would really be that aware
on fast pace manner and would lock out deposits and withdrawals on a certain coin which do have big gaps compared to other platforms.So its really on a matter of small success on doing this.
supposedly trading with arbitrage strategies can make crypto asset prices the same across markets and platforms. But in practice, there are several challenges that must be faced, such as liquidity, capital control, costs, and price volatility. However, at least we can sort out crypto assets that differ a little further from one market to another.
There are lots of problems with arbitrage trading actually.The withdrawal & deposit fees may take away all the profits you would have with the trade because arbitrage trading doesn't give you a massive amount of profit.
The platforms you are using for arbitrage trading may have some problems and hence the price is low. I mean some small exchanges often stop withdrawals for a particular coin which may be the reason behind the discrepancy in the prices.
There are lots of other problems which we cannot realize unless we do it ourselves.
In arbitrage trading, price differences are possible, but sometimes we are faced with very fast price movements. and from that I think it won't be a problem if the price goes up after that, but if it goes down, our funds will be tied to other platforms. but it is said that many people have succeeded this way, but I personally have never tried it
Do not forget that the time for the transaction can be slow when the price increases or decreases to get a delay for our transaction. I have that experience before that made me stop using arbitrage trading because after I receive the coin in the destination wallet, the price is down deeper and I can not sell and take profit. If you can profit from arbitrage trading, you are lucky because that is not easy for novice or ordinary people who do not have much experience in trading. 
Does the website on the link that the OP gave still work? I'm looking for somethings like this for a while i didn't know that this post exist last 2019, I'm curious if we could arbitrage trade without using the help of some app or service? probably manual trading or that wouldn't work?
Is this an app? How does it work? It must be expensive too. maybe for a small trader like me it will be difficult to have it.
As long as I was a trader I worked manually. I have to choose a con that has fast transactions and low fees. Several times, my experience has not been entirely successful regarding the arbit process, but at least the tips are coins that have fast transactions, low fees. Because the price difference usually does not last long.
It's a trading app and the link shared by him is local, I believe while you can google gunbot and use the .com domain for the best price unless there are brokers offering it for cheap, I am not aware of it.As long as I was a trader I worked manually. I have to choose a con that has fast transactions and low fees. Several times, my experience has not been entirely successful regarding the arbit process, but at least the tips are coins that have fast transactions, low fees. Because the price difference usually does not last long.
I have heard about gunbot from a lot of traders and the overall sentiment is positive towards the bot so may be worth a try but as you said, you are a small scale trader so maybe you should do it manually or even if you buy the gunbot, then go with the starter pack that is available at ~0.005 BTC and good for beginners.
Manual trading is good but you cannot compare prices from 10+ exchanges of your own so there is need for a bit at times.
Is this an app? How does it work? It must be expensive too. maybe for a small trader like me it will be difficult to have it.
This is installed in your personal computer or on a VPS. It's quite expensive since it's a one-time payment for every license. So of course, it would last you a lifetime. It's not that hard to get if you visit the site I included in my previous post.As long as I was a trader I worked manually. I have to choose a con that has fast transactions and low fees. Several times, my experience has not been entirely successful regarding the arbit process, but at least the tips are coins that have fast transactions, low fees. Because the price difference usually does not last long.
It's pretty much impossible to arbitrage manually especially in crypto where market moves so fast since a lot of traders utilizes bots. 
The most difficult part is the time it takes for one person to analyze the current order books of one exchange buyer and another exchange, and then make two simultaneous transactions before these books change.It's the reason why bots like Gunbot are being developed to make sure that Arbitrage trading is profitable and easier compared to doing it manually. Besides, in this crypto market, you can never follow the movement on different markets simultaneously unlike bots.
Is this an app? How does it work? It must be expensive too. maybe for a small trader like me it will be difficult to have it.
As long as I was a trader I worked manually. I have to choose a con that has fast transactions and low fees. Several times, my experience has not been entirely successful regarding the arbit process, but at least the tips are coins that have fast transactions, low fees. Because the price difference usually does not last long.
The most difficult part is the time it takes for one person to analyze the current order books of one exchange buyer and another exchange, and then make two simultaneous transactions before these books change.
It's the reason why bots like Gunbot are being developed to make sure that Arbitrage trading is profitable and easier compared to doing it manually. Besides, in this crypto market, you can never follow the movement on different markets simultaneously unlike bots. Arbitrage risk is too large, it is much greater than the risk of trading, sometimes due to congestion and delays in transferring your assets or your coins to other exchanges.
I don't think you understand arbitraging if you think that the risk is large. There are different ways that it can be done whether it's intraexchange or interexchange.
The most difficult part is the time it takes for one person to analyze the current order books of one exchange buyer and another exchange, and then make two simultaneous transactions before these books change.
Arbitrage risk is too large, it is much greater than the risk of trading, sometimes due to congestion and delays in transferring your assets or your coins to other exchanges.
Arbitrage risk is too large, it is much greater than the risk of trading, sometimes due to congestion and delays in transferring your assets or your coins to other exchanges.
I never try arbitrage trading, its complicated for me and high risk because in crypto exchanges the network of the some tokens can be more than 2, the risk can be wrong chooce of network . And currently, I dont see any different price of mayor and high cap coin from different exchange. The price of coin can be different between others crypto exchanges maybe because of low trading volume or high spread. I dont heard yet, any trader can make good profit from arbitrage yet.
I've recently written an article about how arbitrage trading works and how to do it successfully with crypto. I'd love to hear your thoughts!
You write on arbitrage trading; that's fine but I just want to hear about your real time experiences on arbitrage trading. Do you have any? If so, why not you please find some time to share those? Because in my experiences, arbitrage trading is possible only theoretical and when it comes about trading in real time, we cannot find any significant profits through finding gaps in price ranges across exchanges.Recently I tried to arbitrage within exchange by involving 3 pairs of coins but again I failed to make any significant profits in the end. So, it would be really helpful if you share any of your real time arbitrage experiences here on this forum.
Arbitrage trading in my opinion is difficult to do, I myself have done arbitrage in several pairs,
one of which I arbitrage Ethereum from Bittrex to Binance, and it was one of my arbitrages that was really disappointing,
because suddenly GAS increased causing pending transactions to occur , yes! this is what happened to me
one of which I arbitrage Ethereum from Bittrex to Binance, and it was one of my arbitrages that was really disappointing,
because suddenly GAS increased causing pending transactions to occur , yes! this is what happened to me
You need to have decent capital in order to make a good profit in arbitrage trading, yes, it's difficult but it's possible to succeed here. Arbitrage trading has not risked but there's no such thing as free so it's expected that's really hard to do this. I've also done this in the past, dong some trading in small and big exchange and it really takes time.
Arbitrage trading in my opinion is difficult to do, I myself have done arbitrage in several pairs,
one of which I arbitrage Ethereum from Bittrex to Binance, and it was one of my arbitrages that was really disappointing,
because suddenly GAS increased causing pending transactions to occur , yes! this is what happened to me
one of which I arbitrage Ethereum from Bittrex to Binance, and it was one of my arbitrages that was really disappointing,
because suddenly GAS increased causing pending transactions to occur , yes! this is what happened to me
Hey everyone,
I've recently written an article about how arbitrage trading works and how to do it successfully with crypto. I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Article link: https://medium.com/coygo-blog/how-to-profit-from-crypto-arbitrage-trading-31b714842fb8
Disclaimer: In the post I mention how a product that I built (Coygo) can help w/finding arbitrage spreads
Have you personally made any profit with this so far? Moreover, I don't really think a decent profit can be made if you buy from one exchange and then transfer the money and sell it on the other exchange. I think either the withdrawal fees will eat up your profit or the transaction time would autocorrect the price at parity. A better approach and how most people do it is using futures. You buy in a spot where the price is lower. Sell in Futures where the price is higher, then transfer the spot coins to the other exchange and square off both the positions. This way you can at least beat the transaction time. But Hefty withdrawal fees are profit killers unless you have 1 Million to Arbitrage with. I've recently written an article about how arbitrage trading works and how to do it successfully with crypto. I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Article link: https://medium.com/coygo-blog/how-to-profit-from-crypto-arbitrage-trading-31b714842fb8
Disclaimer: In the post I mention how a product that I built (Coygo) can help w/finding arbitrage spreads
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