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Title: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bittercoinn on February 09, 2018, 06:40:13 AM


Hey I just got in here because I saw an ICO with great opportunity and I wanted to be a part of it.

I once used to trade stocks with Algorithm Trading System. It's a computer program that makes your buy-sell process way quicker.

Most of professional stock traders use this because you can save tons of minutes.

I was wondering why they don't have this for Crypto's?

Thinking about how Fidelium's Fortress Cross-Exchange Online Trading Platform would work excites me a lot.

Liquid.io from Japan had pretty much the same idea I think. It is really brilliant. Sure they finished ICO successfully.

Let's look at the fact. An average algorithm trading system trader buys and sells 6.8 times more than normal traders.

That just means "More Fees" for exchanges. So I don't know why exchanges would just start making these right now. (Probably most of web-based exchanges' servers are poorly built so it would just crash after many clicks?)

But like they say in Fidelium, it's a strong sales point for exchanges.

Algorithm trading has been analyzed for years and people in the stock trading exchanges are not stupid to accept the algorithm trading solutions.

Most of Exchanges actually provide open API just like the stock market brokers do.

Let me know what you guys think about this idea?


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Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: iblistenan on February 09, 2018, 06:55:27 AM
Sure we have something like that, just search it. Why do you think multi trading market can be success ? I mean thats all market have different price cause different people from different country with different main currency. If there one market that allow multi trade as easy as trading in one market there will be no price different in one site into another.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bittercoinn on February 09, 2018, 08:02:23 AM
Sure we have something like that, just search it. Why do you think multi trading market can be success ? I mean thats all market have different price cause different people from different country with different main currency. If there one market that allow multi trade as easy as trading in one market there will be no price different in one site into another.

There WILL be price difference in every country even if they have many algorithm trading system that promises arbitrage.

Like I have said, I was in FX, Future, Options, Stocks... So I have seen many.

I think it will work since the market demand (aka human greed) will move each country's market price separately.

If there's 1% difference, you can make money. And if there are no difference between two countries, there will be another country with good price.

It will move. It always did.

I am just trying to be realistic. not just having hopes.



Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: jacaf01 on February 09, 2018, 08:34:34 AM
There are some private individuals during this already and I know of this ICO project Rialto doing this, this isssue with crypto market is that it is not liquid enough to take the full advantage of this type of trade, I believe as the market keeps growing most of the trade will be controlled by bots and computer algorithm


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bittercoinn on February 09, 2018, 11:35:27 AM
There are some private individuals during this already and I know of this ICO project Rialto doing this, this isssue with crypto market is that it is not liquid enough to take the full advantage of this type of trade, I believe as the market keeps growing most of the trade will be controlled by bots and computer algorithm

Yeah even US SEC people have said that it would be treated as same as how stocks being treated.

That is just another promise in the road map of cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Cocojam0610 on February 09, 2018, 01:23:30 PM
arbi is really tough i spent alot of time doing it i just luckily win some trades but not consistent


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bittercoinn on February 10, 2018, 06:09:04 AM
arbi is really tough i spent alot of time doing it i just luckily win some trades but not consistent
Yeah it is, I haven't seen that many people who made money and stayed that way forever.

Most of people keeps trying to make more money out of arbitrage. I think that is the catch.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: cherryscarlett on February 10, 2018, 07:06:12 AM
Isn't that a high frequency deal?
I don't quite understand what you mean. Do you want to issue a token for high-frequency trading, or do you want to make a software to carry out arbitrage and high-frequency trading? ???


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: lovemsngr on February 10, 2018, 11:03:40 AM
Legislation of many countries is now almost completely unprepared for such kind of litigation, because it is not laws that would fully regulate all operations in the field of cryptocurrency


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bittercoinn on February 10, 2018, 11:48:38 AM
Isn't that a high frequency deal?
I don't quite understand what you mean. Do you want to issue a token for high-frequency trading, or do you want to make a software to carry out arbitrage and high-frequency trading? ???
They are building a software that offers arbitrage in cryptos.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bittercoinn on February 10, 2018, 01:59:24 PM
Legislation of many countries is now almost completely unprepared for such kind of litigation, because it is not laws that would fully regulate all operations in the field of cryptocurrency
Yeah.. That's something to think about.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Omnopon) on February 10, 2018, 02:06:37 PM
The idea to make a similar thing multi-platform will not work because not only the legislation of different countries in the field of cryptocurrency is different, but there are different conditions on the exchanges


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: papagapa on February 10, 2018, 07:30:40 PM
If I understand that the whole thing is to make a payment for transactions proportional to the volume of all transactions that the client conducts If so, for small traders it is incredibly profitable


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: QueenOfCrypto on February 10, 2018, 08:27:03 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bittercoinn on February 15, 2018, 12:00:46 PM
The idea to make a similar thing multi-platform will not work because not only the legislation of different countries in the field of cryptocurrency is different, but there are different conditions on the exchanges

I think it only depends on how they will approach to exchanges and how they will cooperate.



Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: kamarchek on February 15, 2018, 06:17:05 PM
The idea to make a similar thing multi-platform will not work because not only the legislation of different countries in the field of cryptocurrency is different, but there are different conditions on the exchanges
Well, legislation of different countries in the field of cryptocurrency is different, but still if that team manages to make all the agreements needed for operating within a single platform, the whole thing is quite a feasible prospect. Moreover, if it was impossible, the project wouldnt have been even launched i suppose


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Makelleli on February 15, 2018, 06:18:06 PM
Maybe I'm lacking experience as a trader, but I think I don't get the idea of that multi-exchange platform.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: maAE$tRo$2000 on February 15, 2018, 06:18:57 PM
Crytpo world is really unpredictable now, I can't say for sure whether this type of arbitrage will work, but no doubt that's platform might come in handy


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Paparazek on February 15, 2018, 06:20:01 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Fanat74 on February 15, 2018, 06:21:05 PM
Fortress will help to escape multi-wallet drugery for those who become interested in crypto arbitrage


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: EfIRchEk on February 15, 2018, 06:22:10 PM
This trading platform looks easy to use. Have never traded before, but maybe will try it when this platform is released


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Tiamel on February 15, 2018, 06:23:30 PM
Sure we have something like that, just search it. Why do you think multi trading market can be success ? I mean thats all market have different price cause different people from different country with different main currency. If there one market that allow multi trade as easy as trading in one market there will be no price different in one site into another.

There WILL be price difference in every country even if they have many algorithm trading system that promises arbitrage.

Like I have said, I was in FX, Future, Options, Stocks... So I have seen many.

I think it will work since the market demand (aka human greed) will move each country's market price separately.

If there's 1% difference, you can make money. And if there are no difference between two countries, there will be another country with good price.

It will move. It always did.

I am just trying to be realistic. not just having hopes.


Agree, the price depends on many characteristics of a specific market and also on many other circumstances, so as I see it, there will always be a difference. And as for arbitrage, difference in price = money


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: KaDeGrOB(1) on February 15, 2018, 06:24:35 PM
Legislation of many countries is now almost completely unprepared for such kind of litigation, because it is not laws that would fully regulate all operations in the field of cryptocurrency
If there are several exchanges around the world, then that's enough to make such arbitrage tool.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Ceburekus on February 15, 2018, 08:15:00 PM
One should mention, that Fidelium is not only about multi-exchange platform, it is also about credit card and stuff, so that's one of the opportunities this project suggests


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bitoshka on February 15, 2018, 08:16:03 PM
Maybe I'm lacking experience as a trader, but I think I don't get the idea of that multi-exchange platform.
With Fortress you can trade any cryptocurrency at any supported exchange. Different exchange rates are within the one platform, so that enables you to make the most out of your cryptocurrency trading and arbitrage


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Jokerrr on February 15, 2018, 08:17:35 PM
The idea to make a similar thing multi-platform will not work because not only the legislation of different countries in the field of cryptocurrency is different, but there are different conditions on the exchanges
Well, legislation of different countries in the field of cryptocurrency is different, but still if that team manages to make all the agreements needed for operating within a single platform, the whole thing is quite a feasible prospect. Moreover, if it was impossible, the project wouldnt have been even launched i suppose
Actually, not all regions have strict laws concerning crypto-currencies, probably not so many agreements will be needed.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Logan22 on February 15, 2018, 08:18:49 PM
Crytpo world is really unpredictable now, I can't say for sure whether this type of arbitrage will work, but no doubt that's platform might come in handy
Yeah! Keep in mind, Fidelium also provides one of the easiest ways of spending crypto in daily life, so its like 2in1)


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: OMLETovich on February 15, 2018, 08:19:55 PM
Automatic trading is a real prospect, but still there is no strong necessity in finding special programmes or writing bots,which now is not that developed from my view, you can use convenient interface of Fortress and do your trading stuff real quick.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Paparazek on February 15, 2018, 08:21:34 PM
I'm familiar with Liquid.io, but support service leaves much to be desired, if there will be no similar problems with Fidelium, will try to switch to it


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Aberrant on February 15, 2018, 08:22:45 PM
I would call it half-algorithmic trading, but it still saves a lot of time. The quicker you trade, the more you trade


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Makelleli on February 16, 2018, 08:29:29 PM
In my opinion, the arbitrage scheme of trade currently is profitable in the world of crypto currency, so projects like this are well-timed


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bitoshka on February 16, 2018, 08:30:26 PM
The non-realtime nature of decentralized trade systems may be a downside for arbitrage trading, which is not the case with Fortress. This project is worth noticing


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: KaDeGrOB(1) on February 16, 2018, 08:31:27 PM
Sadly, there are too many examples of crypto exchanges getting hacked, so for me the safety of arbitrage-platform is in the first place


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Logan22 on February 16, 2018, 09:24:10 PM
Automatic trading is a real prospect, but still there is no strong necessity in finding special programmes or writing bots,which now is not that developed from my view, you can use convenient interface of Fortress and do your trading stuff real quick.
I can speak for myself that my trading has been rather profitable, but it turned out to be a lot more work than I anticipated. Well-designed and fast-working systems can ease the process


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Titomonriki on February 16, 2018, 09:26:05 PM
We should consider transaction fees...any info?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Casperok on February 16, 2018, 09:27:08 PM
I'm familiar with Liquid.io, but support service leaves much to be desired, if there will be no similar problems with Fidelium, will try to switch to it
Also Liqui has a weak design, well maybe it's just me, but I don't like it. Fidelium is definitely well-designed


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Miraculously on February 16, 2018, 09:31:04 PM
Crytpo world is really unpredictable now, I can't say for sure whether this type of arbitrage will work, but no doubt that's platform might come in handy
Yeah! Keep in mind, Fidelium also provides one of the easiest ways of spending crypto in daily life, so its like 2in1)
Yep, heard about Fidelium before, but only about their credit card programm. After learning about its arbitrage trade opportunities become much more interested! Think more people have to know about this potentially profitable opportunity


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: OMLETovich on February 16, 2018, 10:20:03 PM
Crypto-exchange market is developing right now rapidly and this fact plays into the hands of those who are open for new projects. Can't say what is the future of crypto arbitrage but it's certainly worth trying


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: kamarchek on February 16, 2018, 10:22:17 PM
We should consider transaction fees...any info?
In Fidelium you can decide whether you want to pay fees in the trading coin or in FID (Fidelium coin). There are some sort of bonuses and discounts if you use FID


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: anchousser on February 16, 2018, 10:23:45 PM
Sadly, there are too many examples of crypto exchanges getting hacked, so for me the safety of arbitrage-platform is in the first place
Fidelium is pretty safe, multi-server system and hot&cold wallets system is pretty enough to provide needed safety level


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Fanat74 on February 16, 2018, 10:25:19 PM
1 click and you are rich hahahah
No joke, I always look for innovative and user-friendly tools like Fortress. No one will promise you that this project is what you want, but Fortress is a tool which every serious trade have to check out.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bitoshka on February 16, 2018, 10:26:06 PM
One of the problems with exchanges is inability to keep pace with market-changes, admit it, you dont wanna lose out on an opportunity just because you fail to do everything in time. With the system Fortress suggests you can trade without any hassle or time delay


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: maAE$tRo$2000 on February 16, 2018, 10:26:49 PM
Never tried arbitrage before...just researched about Fortress and the program seems to be really easy-to-use, you know, always thought I ll have to read theory and stuff, but screenshots show intuitive interface, so I think even people who are beginners will feel comfortable with this software


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Logan22 on February 16, 2018, 10:27:32 PM
Yeah, Fotress is somehow close to an algorithmic trading tool, but whats inside the system?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Makelleli on February 16, 2018, 10:28:23 PM
Yeah, Fotress is somehow close to an algorithmic trading tool, but whats inside the system?
If you are asking about how it works, there is arbitrage matching thing which will automatically calculate the best arbitrage opportunity.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: @ngelcryptopia on February 17, 2018, 12:16:55 AM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: danbitcoin1 on February 17, 2018, 12:52:27 AM
looks good to me, been waiting for something like this for ages


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Jokerrr on February 17, 2018, 09:25:50 PM
One of the problems with exchanges is inability to keep pace with market-changes, admit it, you dont wanna lose out on an opportunity just because you fail to do everything in time. With the system Fortress suggests you can trade without any hassle or time delay
The only problem is when you send any coin and it needs long time to confirm the transaction and during the time you actually can stay in loss if the price down. So the speed of transactions is vital


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: maAE$tRo$2000 on February 17, 2018, 10:21:04 PM
The idea to make a similar thing multi-platform will not work because not only the legislation of different countries in the field of cryptocurrency is different, but there are different conditions on the exchanges
Well, legislation of different countries in the field of cryptocurrency is different, but still if that team manages to make all the agreements needed for operating within a single platform, the whole thing is quite a feasible prospect. Moreover, if it was impossible, the project wouldnt have been even launched i suppose
Actually, not all regions have strict laws concerning crypto-currencies, probably not so many agreements will be needed.
Anyway the members of a team at fidelium.io seem professionals, probably there will be no problems with that


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Ceburekus on February 17, 2018, 10:22:06 PM
Sure we have something like that, just search it. Why do you think multi trading market can be success ? I mean thats all market have different price cause different people from different country with different main currency. If there one market that allow multi trade as easy as trading in one market there will be no price different in one site into another.

There WILL be price difference in every country even if they have many algorithm trading system that promises arbitrage.

Like I have said, I was in FX, Future, Options, Stocks... So I have seen many.

I think it will work since the market demand (aka human greed) will move each country's market price separately.

If there's 1% difference, you can make money. And if there are no difference between two countries, there will be another country with good price.

It will move. It always did.

I am just trying to be realistic. not just having hopes.


Agree, the price depends on many characteristics of a specific market and also on many other circumstances, so as I see it, there will always be a difference. And as for arbitrage, difference in price = money
There will always be arbitrage opportunities across market. The dynamic of demand and supply create this arbitrage opportunity and it will always be like that.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: EfIRchEk on February 17, 2018, 10:23:44 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: kamarchek on February 17, 2018, 10:24:39 PM
Recently you had to have accounts in multiple exchanges and all of them with a decent amount of funds, but because of that you were unable to take advantage of different arbitrage offers. I really want to have everything within the single app, currently thinking about Fidelium


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Chu@N on February 18, 2018, 01:21:33 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
That's why I like it too. Today profits of arbitrage is debatable because of the proliferation of bots. As you mentioned, Fidelium captures the wider field options, so it can stay in demand even if arbitrage would become less popular


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Aberrant on February 18, 2018, 01:22:29 PM
We have something like that, you just search it and will find. Why do you think this project is credible?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Suarezzz on February 18, 2018, 01:23:24 PM
We have something like that, you just search it and will find. Why do you think this project is credible?
You never know man) But the mere fact they have already signed a contract with MasterCard speaks for itself


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Ceburekus on February 18, 2018, 01:25:19 PM
One can't predict the future of a crypto world, the prospect of arbitrage is vague, but I believe Fidelium is not only about arbitrage so it has potential


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Makelleli on February 18, 2018, 01:28:00 PM
This trading platform looks easy to use. Have never traded before, but maybe will try it when this platform is released
That's because it is user-oriented, but the functionality is still impressive!


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Vurdalakus on February 18, 2018, 01:28:52 PM
Is there a wallet where I can move my arbitage-coins from the exchange?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Tiamel on February 18, 2018, 01:30:18 PM
Is there a wallet where I can move my arbitage-coins from the exchange?
A multi-cryptocurrency coin wallet integrated in the Fidelium app as well as debit card system


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Deform on February 18, 2018, 01:31:32 PM
That's cool but it works only if you have lots of money.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: KaDeGrOB(1) on February 18, 2018, 01:32:26 PM
Have heard about FID, but what is it for?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Casperok on February 18, 2018, 06:08:45 PM
One of the problems with exchanges is inability to keep pace with market-changes, admit it, you dont wanna lose out on an opportunity just because you fail to do everything in time. With the system Fortress suggests you can trade without any hassle or time delay
The only problem is when you send any coin and it needs long time to confirm the transaction and during the time you actually can stay in loss if the price down. So the speed of transactions is vital
I always wonder if by the time I move coins does the opportunity still exist... Interested in testing out Fortress, because it positions itself as one without time-delay


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Chu@N on February 18, 2018, 06:10:03 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
Yeah, multi-exchange trading is just one of the features of this platform


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Miraculously on February 18, 2018, 06:10:52 PM
I've been manually doing all the trade stuff, wanna see what Fidelium will bring us


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: EfIRchEk on February 18, 2018, 06:12:36 PM
Don't like the idea of arbitrage bot messing with my money, but tools like in Fortress is okay I think


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: stripykitteh on February 18, 2018, 06:47:09 PM
Don't like the idea of arbitrage bot messing with my money, but tools like in Fortress is okay I think
Trading in between the price differences between exchanges is going to cause you to lose some money on the transaction fee's. You have to apply that to your calculations.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bitoshka on February 18, 2018, 06:53:52 PM
One of the problems with exchanges is inability to keep pace with market-changes, admit it, you dont wanna lose out on an opportunity just because you fail to do everything in time. With the system Fortress suggests you can trade without any hassle or time delay
The only problem is when you send any coin and it needs long time to confirm the transaction and during the time you actually can stay in loss if the price down. So the speed of transactions is vital
I always wonder if by the time I move coins does the opportunity still exist... Interested in testing out Fortress, because it positions itself as one without time-delay
Hope that will enable us to make the most out of cryptocurrency trading, which now is not that profitable because of some limitations


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Vurdalakus on February 18, 2018, 06:54:35 PM
Have heard about FID, but what is it for?
Fidelium’s token “FID” is a Ethereum’s token, which theys use for their platform development


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Drugser on February 18, 2018, 06:55:33 PM
Don't like the idea of arbitrage bot messing with my money, but tools like in Fortress is okay I think
Yep, me too. Haven't used any of the trading bots and I prefer to participate manually, because only a human mind which is focused on the specific situation can make the right prediction and the trading in a better way than the trading bots which are strictly following the algorithm.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: maAE$tRo$2000 on February 18, 2018, 06:57:00 PM
Have heard about FID, but what is it for?
Fidelium’s token “FID” is a Ethereum’s token, which theys use for their platform development
Could you be more specific?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: OMLETovich on February 18, 2018, 07:00:43 PM
That's cool but it works only if you have lots of money.
From my point of view arbitrage is not that profitable


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Zast on February 19, 2018, 05:20:39 PM
That's cool but it works only if you have lots of money.
From my point of view arbitrage is not that profitable
With arb you don't need any complex strategy and are guaranteed to get money (if there is no ping), right?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Logan22 on February 19, 2018, 05:23:13 PM
Don't like the idea of arbitrage bot messing with my money, but tools like in Fortress is okay I think
Yep, me too. Haven't used any of the trading bots and I prefer to participate manually, because only a human mind which is focused on the specific situation can make the right prediction and the trading in a better way than the trading bots which are strictly following the algorithm.
You can make arbitrage on your own manually and with help of some tools, like Fortress for example.But bots is just what I don't like...If the bot had worked, why would anyone want to give it to you?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: GeNer@L on February 19, 2018, 05:24:25 PM
That's cool but it works only if you have lots of money.
From my point of view arbitrage is not that profitable
With arb you don't need any complex strategy and are guaranteed to get money (if there is no ping), right?
Agree.There is no strategy. You buy it cheap , sell on the expensive exchange and hope you have more than you started with.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: kamarchek on February 19, 2018, 05:27:28 PM
We have something like that, you just search it and will find. Why do you think this project is credible?
You never know man) But the mere fact they have already signed a contract with MasterCard speaks for itself
Many platforms today do not provide support. Even when you send thousands of emails...the internet is the place where you can't rely on anything. But still, yeah, Fidelium looks like the one you can trust


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Bulllbas on February 19, 2018, 05:30:11 PM
Don't like the idea of arbitrage bot messing with my money, but tools like in Fortress is okay I think
Yep, me too. Haven't used any of the trading bots and I prefer to participate manually, because only a human mind which is focused on the specific situation can make the right prediction and the trading in a better way than the trading bots which are strictly following the algorithm.
You can make arbitrage on your own manually and with help of some tools, like Fortress for example.But bots is just what I don't like...If the bot had worked, why would anyone want to give it to you?
Be careful with the bots. It is possible to preset a virus capable of stealing your information and this has happened many times before


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Aberrant on February 19, 2018, 05:32:01 PM
Have heard about FID, but what is it for?
Fidelium’s token “FID” is a Ethereum’s token, which theys use for their platform development
Could you be more specific?
For example, u can trade cryptocurrencies using FID token, u can use FID to pay for transactions fees when you are trading in Fortress


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Makelleli on February 19, 2018, 05:33:18 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
Just now every platform and project has its own application, and if you use many services, you just get confused in all these applications.
Fidelium is a sort of centralized platform for various services


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Suarezzz on February 19, 2018, 05:35:27 PM
Have heard about FID, but what is it for?
Fidelium’s token “FID” is a Ethereum’s token, which theys use for their platform development
Could you be more specific?
For example, u can trade cryptocurrencies using FID token, u can use FID to pay for transactions fees when you are trading in Fortress
Now I get it, thx


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: CrYpTEr$$ on February 19, 2018, 05:36:41 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
Just now every platform and project has its own application, and if you use many services, you just get confused in all these applications.
Fidelium is a sort of centralized platform for various services
Yes, I like thinking about arb as an option of the app but not as the core of it


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Jokerrr on February 19, 2018, 05:42:18 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
Just now every platform and project has its own application, and if you use many services, you just get confused in all these applications.
Fidelium is a sort of centralized platform for various services
Obviously cryptocurrency’s true potential is much bigger than just an investment item.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Tiamel on February 19, 2018, 08:05:24 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
Just now every platform and project has its own application, and if you use many services, you just get confused in all these applications.
Fidelium is a sort of centralized platform for various services
Obviously cryptocurrency’s true potential is much bigger than just an investment item.
hink they'll become more popular with the broad masses, that's where integration with debit cards will come in handy.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: GeNer@L on February 19, 2018, 08:06:21 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
Just now every platform and project has its own application, and if you use many services, you just get confused in all these applications.
Fidelium is a sort of centralized platform for various services
Yes, I like thinking about arb as an option of the app but not as the core of it

Nice option, I would say, since many people may want to try it out


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Chu@N on February 19, 2018, 08:07:39 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
Just now every platform and project has its own application, and if you use many services, you just get confused in all these applications.
Fidelium is a sort of centralized platform for various services
Obviously cryptocurrency’s true potential is much bigger than just an investment item.
hink they'll become more popular with the broad masses, that's where integration with debit cards will come in handy.
I wouldn't mind trying Fidelium because I already has some profit from crypto and need an easy way of using it in daily life, no matter how it popular with masses


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: maAE$tRo$2000 on February 19, 2018, 08:08:34 PM
What's so hard with arbitrage??? The idea is to buy tokens low and sell them high, got nothing to add. It has worked, it works and it will work for sure


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Deform on February 19, 2018, 08:10:05 PM
Have heard about FID, but what is it for?
Fidelium’s token “FID” is a Ethereum’s token, which theys use for their platform development
Could you be more specific?
For example, u can trade cryptocurrencies using FID token, u can use FID to pay for transactions fees when you are trading in Fortress
Now I get it, thx
If u are interested, I recommend visiting https://fidelium.io - there is much more info


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: kamarchek on February 19, 2018, 08:12:01 PM
There is already somewhere someone selling an arbitrage program which works between exchanges amd I have seen even an ICO for such a project. So I guess out there there must already be a lot of programs operating.
Frankly speaking, i haven't heard of any. At least, Fortress and Fidelium app look really credible and are obviously easy to use, doubt anything can be a match for it

Check out Arbidex, it's a platform that allows automated arbitrage among top exchanges. They have a working product that you can sign up. They are connected to the top exchanges and you just need one account on arbidex
The ICO is ending soon.
I would say that it doesn't make much sense to compare FIdelium and other arbitrage platforms. Fidelium as a project combines arbitrage tools with debit card systems, aiming more on a wider audience and ordinary users, making crypto closer to our everyday life
Just now every platform and project has its own application, and if you use many services, you just get confused in all these applications.
Fidelium is a sort of centralized platform for various services
Yeah, the more 'smart' bots get, the more dangerous it can be to use them. I will stick to arb tools instead of bots, for a while at least


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Fanat74 on February 19, 2018, 08:12:43 PM
I'm new to arbitrage, don't want use bots because I still don't get the idea of how it all should work. Gonna start getting to know arbitrage with Fortress


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: anchousser on February 19, 2018, 08:14:24 PM
Don't like the idea of arbitrage bot messing with my money, but tools like in Fortress is okay I think
Trading in between the price differences between exchanges is going to cause you to lose some money on the transaction fee's. You have to apply that to your calculations.

Agree! Should pay attention to this. But in all the projects with their own tokens you can get some bonuses when paying fees using their token. The same is with FID as I get it


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Paparazek on February 19, 2018, 08:16:02 PM
What's so hard with arbitrage??? The idea is to buy tokens low and sell them high, got nothing to add. It has worked, it works and it will work for sure
Today in electronic age the software you use for achievieng some goals changes the paradigm of the goals. You can turn arbitrage from a hard work to a profitable side-job by just using some platforms


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Vurdalakus on February 19, 2018, 08:17:25 PM
How do I calculate the difference in the exchanges?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Miraculously on February 20, 2018, 07:19:01 AM
What time does it take in general to make an arbitrage transaction?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: EfIRchEk on February 20, 2018, 07:20:21 AM
What's so hard with arbitrage??? The idea is to buy tokens low and sell them high, got nothing to add. It has worked, it works and it will work for sure
Today in electronic age the software you use for achievieng some goals changes the paradigm of the goals. You can turn arbitrage from a hard work to a profitable side-job by just using some platforms
Btw is this kind of arbitrage even legal?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Suarezzz on February 20, 2018, 07:21:32 AM
What time does it take in general to make an arbitrage transaction?
Fidelium promises transactions with no time-delay


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Titomonriki on February 20, 2018, 07:24:35 AM
What time does it take in general to make an arbitrage transaction?
If you are working manually you should do it yourself, searching for different rates, but, for example, in Fortress, all this stuff will be done for you


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Chu@N on February 20, 2018, 07:54:40 PM
What about the risks of the arbitrage?


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Aberrant on February 20, 2018, 07:55:26 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Logan22 on February 20, 2018, 07:56:31 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Suarezzz on February 20, 2018, 08:00:03 PM
What about the risks of the arbitrage?
Well, arbitrage can be risky as well as using bots can. Suggest using smth like Fortress, because it's just a tool so everything depends on you. Both the options you have and the platform system help to minimize the risks


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Makelleli on February 20, 2018, 08:01:03 PM
What about the risks of the arbitrage?
Well, arbitrage can be risky as well as using bots can. Suggest using smth like Fortress, because it's just a tool so everything depends on you. Both the options you have and the platform system help to minimize the risks
That's right. Anyway you should be ready to risk sometimes especially dealing with crypto arbitrage.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: EfIRchEk on February 20, 2018, 08:02:49 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear
I am confident that arbitrage opportunities will continue due to the distributed nature of cryptocurrencies and the typical interplay between availability, security, anonymity and regulation


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: bitoshka on February 20, 2018, 08:03:55 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear
I am confident that arbitrage opportunities will continue due to the distributed nature of cryptocurrencies and the typical interplay between availability, security, anonymity and regulation
Yeah, it is highly unlikely that arbitrage will become unattainable


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Jokerrr on February 20, 2018, 08:04:59 PM
 I like that i can trade from any of my devices. Mobile app is very convenient!


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: GeNer@L on February 20, 2018, 08:05:55 PM
 I hope Fidelium will work with most of the largest crypto-exchanges


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: KaDeGrOB(1) on February 20, 2018, 08:07:06 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear
I am confident that arbitrage opportunities will continue due to the distributed nature of cryptocurrencies and the typical interplay between availability, security, anonymity and regulation
Yeah, it is highly unlikely that arbitrage will become unattainable
I would say the arbitrage scheme of trade is very profitable in the world of crypto currency today


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: swetka on February 20, 2018, 08:32:50 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear
I am confident that arbitrage opportunities will continue due to the distributed nature of cryptocurrencies and the typical interplay between availability, security, anonymity and regulation
Yeah, it is highly unlikely that arbitrage will become unattainable
I would say the arbitrage scheme of trade is very profitable in the world of crypto currency today
if we take into account the fact that the crypto currency is affordable for many to earn, But not everyone will benefit from such opportunities. But regarding safety, this issue is more in demand in the market. Thus, arbitrage can have a good positive trend in the market for crypto currency.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: monica_yoo on February 21, 2018, 01:25:23 AM
Dr Plus has joined partnership with Fidelium.
You can now pay your medical expenses with FID!!

https://twitter.com/FideliumToken/status/965901615856107521


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: dbehddmlcjfxhl on February 21, 2018, 08:20:23 AM
Super cool. I wish i can make money through fidelium .


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: kamarchek on February 21, 2018, 09:39:42 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear
I am confident that arbitrage opportunities will continue due to the distributed nature of cryptocurrencies and the typical interplay between availability, security, anonymity and regulation
Because of unregulated nature, crypto-space regularly experiences wide fluctuations, and that can create some great arbitrage options.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Logan22 on February 21, 2018, 09:41:23 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear
I am confident that arbitrage opportunities will continue due to the distributed nature of cryptocurrencies and the typical interplay between availability, security, anonymity and regulation
Yeah, it is highly unlikely that arbitrage will become unattainable
I would say the arbitrage scheme of trade is very profitable in the world of crypto currency today
if we take into account the fact that the crypto currency is affordable for many to earn, But not everyone will benefit from such opportunities. But regarding safety, this issue is more in demand in the market. Thus, arbitrage can have a good positive trend in the market for crypto currency.
Well, it's already a trend and that's why I have high hopes for Fidelium


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Zast on February 21, 2018, 09:43:06 PM
Dr Plus has joined partnership with Fidelium.
You can now pay your medical expenses with FID!!

https://twitter.com/FideliumToken/status/965901615856107521

That is great! With the development of Fidelium project, it will become much easier to spend crypto in everyday life!


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: GeNer@L on February 21, 2018, 09:44:55 PM
Super cool. I wish i can make money through fidelium .
You definitely can, concerning arb that Fortress provide. Even if you are new to arb stuff, it will be easy to use it with this app


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Chu@N on February 21, 2018, 09:47:29 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear
I am confident that arbitrage opportunities will continue due to the distributed nature of cryptocurrencies and the typical interplay between availability, security, anonymity and regulation
Because of unregulated nature, crypto-space regularly experiences wide fluctuations, and that can create some great arbitrage options.
I would say crypto space is still pretty immature, so there are many arb opportunities. It can be really profitable if you put in the time


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Casperok on February 21, 2018, 09:50:16 PM
Dr Plus has joined partnership with Fidelium.
You can now pay your medical expenses with FID!!

https://twitter.com/FideliumToken/status/965901615856107521

That is great! With the development of Fidelium project, it will become much easier to spend crypto in everyday life!
I am struck by the way Fidelium project keeps developing. Paying medical expenses with FID! Who could have thought about a thing like that! Hope devs keep it up and will bring even more options


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Yoverdot on February 21, 2018, 09:51:52 PM
Sometimes can't get good arb because of fees, but probably FID fees bonuses will help a bit


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Bulllbas on February 21, 2018, 09:54:02 PM
Dr Plus has joined partnership with Fidelium.
You can now pay your medical expenses with FID!!

https://twitter.com/FideliumToken/status/965901615856107521

That is great! With the development of Fidelium project, it will become much easier to spend crypto in everyday life!
I am struck by the way Fidelium project keeps developing. Paying medical expenses with FID! Who could have thought about a thing like that! Hope devs keep it up and will bring even more options
Most people now are not really into crypto, with Fidelium crypto popularity will skyrocket


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: OMLETovich on February 21, 2018, 09:55:43 PM
Cypto arb is the topical issue today because the crypto space keep expanding
Yeah, but in many topics about arbitrage, a common opinion is that arbitrage spreads will tighten over time and even disappear
I am confident that arbitrage opportunities will continue due to the distributed nature of cryptocurrencies and the typical interplay between availability, security, anonymity and regulation
Yeah, it is highly unlikely that arbitrage will become unattainable
it may be an opportunity of some passive income I think


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Aberrant on February 21, 2018, 09:57:51 PM
What about the risks of the arbitrage?
Well, arbitrage can be risky as well as using bots can. Suggest using smth like Fortress, because it's just a tool so everything depends on you. Both the options you have and the platform system help to minimize the risks
That's right. Anyway you should be ready to risk sometimes especially dealing with crypto arbitrage.
Actually any kind of trading is risky but arbitrage is the least risky one if it is performed correctly


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: Fanat74 on February 21, 2018, 09:59:35 PM
Dr Plus has joined partnership with Fidelium.
You can now pay your medical expenses with FID!!

https://twitter.com/FideliumToken/status/965901615856107521

That is great! With the development of Fidelium project, it will become much easier to spend crypto in everyday life!
I am struck by the way Fidelium project keeps developing. Paying medical expenses with FID! Who could have thought about a thing like that! Hope devs keep it up and will bring even more options
Most people now are not really into crypto, with Fidelium crypto popularity will skyrocket
Yeah, Fidelium can be a great contribution to crypto industry


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: kamarchek on February 21, 2018, 10:00:49 PM
Yeah, one should pay attention to such interesting projects as Fortress and Fidelium. It's arb tools certainly are more relaible than all that bots which you actually can't prevent from messing with all your info. Fortress will also help you to escape multi-walleting for getting needed arbitrage exchanges. Moreover Fidelium app will be soon released on mobile platforms and that will let us do arb anywhere anytime


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: monica_yoo on February 23, 2018, 08:50:33 AM
https://twitter.com/FideliumToken/status/966847162616197120

Fidelium soft cap has been reached!

Now pre-sale is heading toward the end! Only 4 days left. Don't miss the opportunity to get 40% of bonus tokens.


Title: Re: Thinking about Arbitrage margins with Cryptos... (Opinion request)
Post by: QueenOfCrypto on February 24, 2018, 01:13:02 PM
The whole arbitrage scene is now going to change with the advent of the Bancor liquidity system, which in fact will be even able to eradicate the infamous pump and dump schemes with automatic arbitrage done by bots and transform cryptos into something more serious. This article explains very well how itr works:

https://blog.bancor.network/amid-pump-dump-boom-the-bancor-protocol-helps-tokens-fight-back-3730f85d034c