You can promote whatever bot you want but people are smart to realize that there is not enough differences in the stablecoins to make that kind of arbitrage. Yeah, the idea looks like its solid and you could make a profit with it, hell on paper it looks like the best kind of trading there is, because in the end you are trading something that worths 1 dollar for something lower and end up selling it for one dollar.
However, when you actually decide to do it you will realize that there is actually not that much drop in stablecoins and whatever drop you have in them is less than the trading fee exchanges get. Even if you find a small period where it is profitable to buy them, it is not common and it is very rare in between as well, so you will not be x3 every year.
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I've thought of this before but you need a lot of money to feel the profit through small fluctuations with a stable coin. For example, you have $500 = 500 USDT/USDC/etc at the ratio of $1:1
So if it fluctuates a bit like $1.03 then this will your profit with that trade.
$515
$1.03 is way too big for stablecoins mate. More likely $1.0003So if it fluctuates a bit like $1.03 then this will your profit with that trade.
$515
Therefore your money would worth $500.15
The spread is so tight therefore traders need at least $5,000 to make $1.5
Well, this tiny return may not be for everyone since this is crypto space.
The stable coins are what I trade currently using my bot using the arbitrage strategy, most of it anyway and I do think that those that can be traded using USDT is worth having because the exchange usually accepts and makes those pairs if they think it's worthy enough. That is my view on it and I keep on trading it and have good progress.
Any recommendations on what coins are good to trade on?
Any recommendations on what coins are good to trade on?
Stablecoins are $1 coins but you can check on Binance for example right now there are 7 or more stablecoins pairs:
For example TUSD/USDT, PAX/USDT, USDC/TUSD etc. All the coins are worth $1 but if you check the pair you can see that the pair rate fluctuates.
You can check here for more info: https://basicsignals.trade/howtomakemoneywithstablecoins
For example if the rate of TUSD/USDC = 1.0050 and you have 10,000 TUSD, you can sell and get 10,050 USDC in exchange.
This strategy allows you to place trade with ZERO risk of losing money because you always keep a coin that is worth $1 and you only place trades that give you profits.
It's not like trading altcoins because with altcoins you risk holding a bag of useless coins that never go back up again. A stablecoin is always exchangeable for $1.
For example TUSD/USDT, PAX/USDT, USDC/TUSD etc. All the coins are worth $1 but if you check the pair you can see that the pair rate fluctuates.
You can check here for more info: https://basicsignals.trade/howtomakemoneywithstablecoins
For example if the rate of TUSD/USDC = 1.0050 and you have 10,000 TUSD, you can sell and get 10,050 USDC in exchange.
This strategy allows you to place trade with ZERO risk of losing money because you always keep a coin that is worth $1 and you only place trades that give you profits.
It's not like trading altcoins because with altcoins you risk holding a bag of useless coins that never go back up again. A stablecoin is always exchangeable for $1.
But it needs a large sum of money to produce higher profits.
They don't really move for quite the large amount so it is like you are aiming for the thousandth of cent or maybe millionth.
Reality check, it also goes down right?
I am not much keen looking with stable coin prices but I had a little glimpse on it some time.
That also made me asked myself why it is moving since it is supposed to stay with $1.
There is profit but I think it is kind of a long term procedure which we don't see mostly with traders now.
Rather, they will just risk it with an altcoin using short term.
I am not sure if OP trying to promote his website or telegram channel. I don't know even in your idea working well or not. I haven't any experiences trading with stable coins. I have always tried to trade only btc pair and still I am on loss due to current bear markets.
If in case your idea work well then I feel it's better to trade with stable coins who really don't wanna take much risk. But for that I think you need quite big capital since profit isn't much more.
If in case your idea work well then I feel it's better to trade with stable coins who really don't wanna take much risk. But for that I think you need quite big capital since profit isn't much more.
Interesting idea. I can see how someone very risk averse who didn't care about making much money at all, and had a ton of money to trade with and just wanted to make a tiny bit of money essentially completely risk free from it could do this. But you basically need to be a whale doing many millions of dollars in volume each month to really get anything from this strategy.
The volatility is so low, usually fluctuating in a half percent range or less over a period of days, that when you add in trading fees you're maybe scalping .1% of profit every few days. Now if you are doing so many millions of dollars in volume each month that you get the extremely low trading fees maybe you can manage more like .3% every days. But those a very very small gains. If that's all I was looking to make I could do that trading non-pegged coins with hardly any risk either because I would only need to trade so little to make such a tiny profit.
If stablecoins were a bit less stable, and moved up and down from say .98 to 1.02 every few days then this could be a viable risk free strategy. But since the movements are more like .996 to 1.002 it just really doesn't make much sense.
The volatility is so low, usually fluctuating in a half percent range or less over a period of days, that when you add in trading fees you're maybe scalping .1% of profit every few days. Now if you are doing so many millions of dollars in volume each month that you get the extremely low trading fees maybe you can manage more like .3% every days. But those a very very small gains. If that's all I was looking to make I could do that trading non-pegged coins with hardly any risk either because I would only need to trade so little to make such a tiny profit.
If stablecoins were a bit less stable, and moved up and down from say .98 to 1.02 every few days then this could be a viable risk free strategy. But since the movements are more like .996 to 1.002 it just really doesn't make much sense.
I've thought of this before but you need a lot of money to feel the profit through small fluctuations with a stable coin. For example, you have $500 = 500 USDT/USDC/etc at the ratio of $1:1
So if it fluctuates a bit like $1.03 then this will your profit with that trade.
$515
So if it fluctuates a bit like $1.03 then this will your profit with that trade.
$515
Never mind then
Thank you so much op for sharing this message with us and we really appreciate this. I have the same thought with you before and I look at the stablecoin as a kind of unprofitable coins. But after seeing this your post I will tried to trade them now.
Stablecoins are $1 and stablecoins pairs exists. What it means is that you can trade a $1 coin with another $1 coin.
Without being smart you can make serious profits with them. You just need to buy lower than $1 and sell higher
I had the most difficult time understanding this.
Yeah, you made me visit your thread because I am intrigued of why you could say that in your title.
Still, it looks to me like you are contradicting yourself.
Stablecoins are 1 dollar. You pair it with another stablecoin for a dollar? What do you get? Nothing?
I want to understand this.
I'm using Basic Signals 3.0 , and it's very easy to use and bring serious money. But I'm sure you could use other bots for stablecoins like Cryptohopper
I'm guessing this is the whole point of this thread, promotion of trading sites.I'm no expert on stable coins, but I wasn't aware you were actually able to make a profit by trading them. And though I'm having a hard time understanding what OP's method is, I get the impression that you could probably make as much or more of a profit just speculating on altcoins in the usual way--which doesn't involve bringing stablecoins into the equation.
To trade stablecoins you need to have a significant capital to start with because when you sell high and buy low you basically only make 0.5%-1% profit transactions as stablecoins don't fluctuate that much. People like to "bet" 10$ on shitcoins well because it's better than earning 0.5-1$ trading. How much you earn with basicsignals and what is your capital?
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