I've said several times that well let's discuss in the thread and not in private messages so you don't feel like I'm going to then offer some scam services
Oh! Sorry for that, but I am very far from that you're thinking. I was just trying to prevent PM and not thinking of you scamming them. So as I have said and others have said, cryptocurrency arbitration is for experts and also a calculative move by traders who who use two exchanges to manipulate their trading for maximum profit. Some of them use Decentralized Exchanges with Centralized Exchanges. Why did they use the both. In most cases, DEX sell coins in lower rate and CEX buy coins in higher rate so they see this two parameters and make their purchased and sell it off in another exchange.
Op now discussion as started, now you can make your comments why the thread was created.
I know what arbitration is and its essence. I want to know how to look for and find situations for arbitrage. I'm talking about situations where there is a very good spread. For example, a hack, when let's say a hacker gets most of the tokens and then sells on dex and the price of the token on dex drops by a lot of percent and you could buy the token on dex, transfer it to cex and sell it (this happened with gala). The same thing can happen if the owner or any other large holder sells most of the tokens. How to look for such cases of large token sale or purchase?
I also found an address where arbitrage transactions are going on and there is arbitrage between different bridges. Here is an example: EtherDrops Tracking Bot:
- ARBITRUM
Received: 106,165 GENE (~$2,115) From: ParaSwap
Sent: 1.00 ETH (~$2,158) To: ParaSwap
Tx hash
- POLYGON
Sent: 106.165 GENE (~$2,115) To: ParaSwap
Received: 1.07 WETH (~$2,289) From: ParaSwap
Tx hash
How do I find similar ones?