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1  Economy / Trading Discussion / Bitcoin arbitrage on GitHub: ~2% monthly return, market-neutral long/short on: March 11, 2015, 05:43:58 PM
Hi guys,

I just released the C++ code of my Bitcoin exchange arbitrage system that generates a ~2% monthly return with a USD 2,000 exposure.

I think you guys might be interested in seeing how arbitrage can work with Bitcoin exchanges.

The full code is on the following GitHub page: https://github.com/butor/blackbird. I tried to write a pretty complete Readme file that explains the arbitrage mechanism.

It is also a good way to see how you can connect a C++ system to two Bitcoin exchanges (Bitfinex and OKCoin) using JSON and base64 encoding.

Please let me know what you think. I will try to find C++ contributors that will be able to improve the code and connect to new exchanges.

I hope it can help you understand and actually test how arbitrage between Bitcoin exchanges works.

Here is a quick real life example where arbitrage can occur because of market inefficiency between Bitfinex and Bitstamp in November 2014 (between the two vertical gray lines):


2  Bitcoin / Project Development / Bitcoin arbitrage released on GitHub ~2% monthly return on: March 10, 2015, 03:47:06 AM
Hi guys,

I just released the C++ code of my Bitcoin exchange arbitrage system that generates a ~2% monthly return with a USD 2,000 exposure.

I think you guys might be interested in seeing how arbitrage can work with Bitcoin exchanges.

The full code is on the following GitHub page: https://github.com/butor/blackbird. I tried to write a pretty complete Readme file that explains the arbitrage mechanism.

It is also a good way to see how you can connect a C++ system to two Bitcoin exchanges (Bitfinex and OKCoin) using JSON and base64 encoding.

Please let me know what you think. I will try to find C++ contributors that will be able to improve the code and connect to new exchanges.

I hope it can help you understand and actually test how arbitrage between Bitcoin exchanges works.






 
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