Real Crypto Arbitrage Trades between Exchanges with an automatic Bot

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Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on September 25, 2020, 07:59:31 PM

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Arbitrage is not a type of scalping. Arbitrage can happen as said by @joniboni:

Quote from: joniboini on September 25, 2020, 11:52:18 AM

The rule is simple, it's price difference, which happens due to difference in depth and volume

AI created to watch price different in every targeted exchanges. When there is a significant price difference, AI will provide a data. And as you know, tis price difference occurs coz every exchange have different trading volume in each pair.

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The bot is artificial intelligence? How does the bot recognize scalping movements in real time and determine the best moment? have you thought about having the same system applied to high frequency trading? or do they have it in the project?

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Quote from: rexxarofmoknathal on September 25, 2020, 01:03:52 PM

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If you're to make an open argument on this topic, what is needed at the moment is a more controlled, unified licences, to strengthen the power of arbitrage.

Yeap. Absolutely correct. If there's an opportunity to create money legally, why not, right?
And nope. I'm not opening argument. I just share different perspective. What i'm saying is, yes, arbitrage for crypto for now is widely open. But, when standardization applied, just be prepared.

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Quote from: CucakRowo on September 25, 2020, 12:28:30 PM

So I am not saying that arbitration is impossible. Because the standard license reference used by crypto exchange (especially CEX) does not yet exist. So that, the possibility of arbitration in crypto is still widely open.

Arbitrage is the sole reason traders are able to make such healthy profits so, of course, it is viable in crypto as much as it is viable outside of this industry. The lack of standardised licence isn't going to stop people from taking advantage of the price differences across exchanges.

If you're to make an open argument on this topic, what is needed at the moment is a more controlled, unified licences, to strengthen the power of arbitrage.

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Quote from: joniboini on September 25, 2020, 11:52:18 AM

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If using ASIC (https://asic.gov.au/) or NFA (https://www.nfa.futures.org/).. there will be zero activities for arbitrage. Coz the articles in those rules are very strict. Both licenses are widely used by legit forex/stock brokers. Plus some "big brokers" (such oanda, forex.com, axitrader, etc) have closed the loophole for arbitrage. Such example, not providing API, etc.

My point is this :

Quote from: CucakRowo on September 25, 2020, 10:36:14 AM

Arbitration is still possible in crypto. Because there is no clear standardization, whether it is required to use an ASIC, NFA license, or what.

So I am not saying that arbitration is impossible. Because the standard license reference used by crypto exchange (especially CEX) does not yet exist. So that, the possibility of arbitration in crypto is still widely open.

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Quote from: CucakRowo on September 25, 2020, 10:36:14 AM

Arbitration is still possible in crypto. Because there is no clear standardization, whether it is required to use an ASIC, NFA license, or what. In addition, the trading volume on each exchange also influences price movements.

Not sure what does ASIC and license has to do with arbitrage trade to be honest. The rule is simple, it's price difference, which happens due to difference in depth and volume. Those are not related in any way to ASIC and license. If anything, it might influence the transfer between each exchange since some coins has higher block time, but you can easily solve it with using a fast chain to send out your funds, or simple keep funds on different exchanges and then transfer when you've made a clear profit. Even if the video does not exist you can still do it here and there.

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Arbitration is still possible in crypto. Because there is no clear standardization, whether it is required to use an ASIC, NFA license, or what. In addition, the trading volume on each exchange also influences price movements.
In the video above, I saw an arbitration also done by bot in currencies. such as GBP / USD and others. Afaik, arbitrage in forex is very difficult to do. Unless the uses binary broker. I'm not saying that the bot is bad. It's just that i am still wonder about the arbitrage trading in fiat currencies pair.

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Hello Community,

I want to share with all of you a Proof about Crypto Arbitrage and how it is possible.

This video will show you REAL Crypto Arbitrage Trades between Exchanges.

The discussion during the video is also interesting.

I hope you enjoy the video and learn that the crypto arbitrage is real and possible!!

Here is the video: https://youtu.be/kj8tuosFoXA

Best regards,

Crypto_Arbitrage_Mentor

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