Trading in the stock market is a thing, but doing it in the crypto market is almost exclusively for professionals (and many people keep ignoring this) and takes years and years of hard study to make it work properly without liquidating your savings.

But I was wondering if any of you tried arbitrage on the crypto market (I'm choosing this option because it is relatively less risky than normal trading, basically the main effort is to find those pricing errors and "exploit" them without incurring in a front-run).

Do you have any experience with this method, which software/programs do you use and what tutorials do you follow to learn it?



P.S: I see that price differences especially in low cap altcoin and I think I've actually found one example so I'll share a screen, let me know if this could be a valid example and how would you deal with it.

Volume is a myth/scam I believe. Current unit prices with current difficulty don't make financial sense even if you get sub 5c power and 1000+ units. Even volume prices are too high to make a ROI.
Well expected ROI as if bitcoin goes to a million tomorrow the calculation changes, but you would be almost better off buying bitcoin.

So in my opinion mining is distorted by large scale scams where they calculate based on today and investors are stupid enough to believe those numbers. I think I should say in past tense were stupid enough to believe and we just see the fallout/long tail today.