http://arbiswap.com/The ArbiSwap arbitrage tool monitors 800+ coins on the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges...
Binance,
Bittrex,
Bitfinex,
Kraken,
Poloniex and more... I designed it to disregard false arbitrage reports as much as possible by filtering out reported wallets under maintenance. It has a built in alert system that takes into consideration volume as well as the wallets under maintenance and the potential profit. I tried to provide as much info as possible so if a user finds a deal worth while they can pull up the amount of volume traded in the past 24 hours and a historical arbitrage chart.
Looking for current suggestions and feedback from the crypto community. I am trying to create the best arbitrage system for cryptocurrency. My system is great at finding deals I am not here to sell it but to present it to the Bitcoin talk community. It checks for arbitrage opportunities every 5 minutes and the moment it passes our filters it is sent out to the user.
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you have to add the transaction costs and the withdrawal costs of the exchanges to monitor potential price differences.
Where is the bids/asks book?
@exchange.blue
What you mean with bid/ask book? Its clearly stated or shown on its buy and sell price. What you do seek on?
@KingScorpio
This should be added because this is one of the factor that will affect profitability but well fees nowadays was just too small this is why withdrawal fees should be the concern on here.
Okay, but we both know that most altcoins are illiquid, therefore the highest bid and lowest ask wouldn't make much sense to consider. If i see an arbitrage opportunity between binance and hitbitc for 1%, my BP (buying power) is $10,000, I go out and buy the altcoin at Binance... take it hitbtc to find out that if I was going to sell 10k worth of altcoin, in reality I wouldn't be making that 1%, because the size of the highest bid is only 0.1 BTC, the rest of the bids are irrelevant due to higher pricing.
Majority of newbie traders would fall for this trick and cry all over your thread because the info you displayed wasn't accurate.
My platform is not designed to be like any other and it is more of simply alerting you to watch a pump on one exchange and showing you the other exchange hasnt caught up yet... So by using the Selling exchange Ask price it will inform them quicker vs if I used the Sell exchanges Bid price. Because it will reach the % they selected to receive alerts faster. Therefore lets say you set an alert for IOTA/BTC at 5% arbitrage opp...by using the Ask for Sell exchange it triggers faster. And more than likely a lot of these end up pumping to 20% to 100% in some cases. So the platform is designed for speed and triggering alerts faster than other systems. If I used the Bid for Sell exchange it would trigger much slower by seconds or even minutes which make a difference.
It is smarter than using the Bid price for the Sell Exchange if you think about it because of that. My system is designed for homeruns more than anything I only become interested in price spreads of 7% or more and I don't give financial advice because I cant but if I could I would want my users to follow my strategy because it works for me. Anyways good luck with your system, we are all humans that think differently
I have good feedback and helped some people make a lot of money so Im satisfied. Another good thing is I had a user tell me they use the system as a pump alert and they do not even bother transferring to the Sell exchange because they caught the pump and like I said if you set alerts at 5% sometimes they go up so fast it's worth just selling it on the same exchange.
Okay, in regards to speed and efficiency of the signal ...I can see where you coming from. however, if the selling exchange is liquid enough, it would make no difference which price you choose, unless of course there is a huge gap in spread.... and that usually indicates that the spike in price is artificial.
You kind of dodged my question about "SIZE" though...If I receive an alert from you to sell 1 BITCOIN on gate.io at $7,000 @ ASK, though the highest bid is only $6,700.. don't you think you would be delivering misguided signal?? Of course there are plenty of shitcoins on binance that regularly pump and dump even up to 100%, but unless you're using a
moonbot, you'd
NEVER be quick enough to able to manually make that trade. When the pump takes place, it usually lasts a few minutes... so again, I don't think that you've provided real live use case.. its sounds more like WISHFUL THINKING.
when someone says "I have good feedback and helped some people make a lot of money so Im satisfied" its usually the opposite... no offence though.. besides advertising here...i hope you made this thread with intention to receive some constructive feedback.. so there it goes