Arbitrage Opportunities'

[asonganyi]

Recently i have been trying to get into arbitrage trading mostly for the knowledge i will gain by doing it and if possible make some profit. But i can't fine a site which does this comparisms for free. i need just the display just like a normal exchange will display market charts for coin pairs for free.

Thanks for the help in advance

[noorman0]

Many have shared free arbitrage tools in the past on this forum, you just have to google it with the keyword "bitcointalk.org: artbirage tool". I have tried this tool https://cfolo.com, where the results are not very encouraging. All arbitrage opportunities are found only between high-liquidity exchanges and small or untrusted exchanges, so I wouldn't do it because it's too risky. Perhaps this will also result from other arbitrage monitoring tools because between reputable exchanges there will be a small or almost no gaps.

[el kaka22]

I would guess that tradingview would probably show you the price differences. However if you really want to do arbitrage trading, then you need to have all of the exchanges you want to check all open on tabs so that you could quickly search through them. Keep checking them and keep calculating the difference in your mind because you need to calculate the difference with the trading fee and even the withdrawal fee as well.

The biggest money to be made from arbitrage has been in defi world so far, they keep having all kinds of price changes in the liquidity pairs and that means there are cases where it is not the same as the market price and you could take advantage of that. Since it is low volume for some of the pairs, the difference is a lot clearer.

[passwordnow]

I don't see any website that displays the different prices for each exchanges. You have to work on it and have a multiple tabs or browsers open on your monitor.
You're the one that shall do that but I also want someone to develop that so it will be helpful for those who are looking to arbitrage. With what I've noticed for each price from different exchanges, it is unlikely to do it.

[Russlenat]

Recently i have been trying to get into arbitrage trading mostly for the knowledge i will gain by doing it and if possible make some profit. But i can't fine a site which does this comparisms for free. i need just the display just like a normal exchange will display market charts for coin pairs for free.

Thanks for the help in advance

There's no such thing as free to succeed in arbitrage trading, otherwise, this thing will be easily done and we can make money easily. you can get free information on how, but on the actual implementation of your strategy, that's the real challenge, I don't discourage you but it's not easy to do arbitrage trading.

[rahmad2nd]

I will give short instruction with arbitrage rule, if you looking for ERC20 coin network for arbitrage you need above $1,000 for fund to arbitrage and have different price between one exchange to other more than 10%, under that percentage never try to arbitrage because waste pay fees only, but you can arbitrage although have different price under 5% if BSC coin network because have lower fees for transaction, but keep away for arbitrage with shit coin because will take deposit fees on some exchange market more than 10%, usually  I am looking for BSC network coins for arbitrage but never touch with shit coin.

[jrrsparkles]

I won't recommend using the tools to know the price difference just get into the exchange and see yourself if there is price difference and it is enough to cover the withdrawal fee while doing it, nowadays its very rare to find price difference for the coins with actual trading volume so its not really going to work in the consistent way for future.

[teosanru]

Recently i have been trying to get into arbitrage trading mostly for the knowledge i will gain by doing it and if possible make some profit. But i can't fine a site which does this comparisms for free. i need just the display just like a normal exchange will display market charts for coin pairs for free.

Thanks for the help in advance

No website would give you the data you need. Websites like Coinmarketcap or tradingview would just give you the price comparison between two exchanges but the real game-changer in these cases isn't price it's about the volume and the order book too, let's say there is a difference in the LTP but the order book doesn't even have the highest buy/sell order near to the LTP, so practically there is no arbitrage to play, all of it just temporary and this you will find with 95% of the coins or basically all the coins beside top 50 across exchanges. So what will you do in such a situation? I think you better find some proper software which gives you order book detail as well and only then can this arbitrage trading be profitable.

[Sled]

Recently i have been trying to get into arbitrage trading mostly for the knowledge i will gain by doing it and if possible make some profit. But i can't fine a site which does this comparisms for free. i need just the display just like a normal exchange will display market charts for coin pairs for free.

Thanks for the help in advance

You can see the actual display of price by simply visiting your desired exchanges as you will surely fail to look at the sites that could give you that data, or just to rely on the CMC.

Well, arbitrage trading requires to dip knowledge and market expertise. I suggest not to try it if you don't have these things plus limited time as this is certainly hard for you dear. But if your motive is to just gain more knowledge, that gonna be fine. Well, losses can be that of huge possibility but you can change it if you can manage it well.

[saftdo20]

Seriously, one of the easiest ways that I started with arbitraging and leverage practice was was using  multiple live demo accounts. Took me upwards of 4 months of losing play money practicing on a daily basis until month 5 I reached break even and then from there started to see profits. Only then was I confident enough to start using my real coins, and even then I started really small.

Here's my advice:

1- Find multiple trading platforms that have demo accounts:
https://www.etoro.com/trading/demo-account/
https://demo.hitbtc.com/
https://bitsgap.com/demo-trading/

To name a few

2- Spend a few hours or whatever you can afford to practice your trading!

3- Dont under any circumstances get greedy, you need to reach a point where you can read charts, see leverage opportunities find gaps in market sentiment etc. You need to be winning at least 51% more then you are losing on a daily basis

4- Only then (it took me 4 months) do you start trading with real crypto, and also always start small (do not take out loans etc)

5- If you arent pulling in above 51% wins vs losses then this game sadly isnt for you

My humble opinion!

[mich]

I think arbitrage trading is very interesting but overall I wouldn’t recommend it.
If you are buying your crypto and selling it on another exchange you are assuming a great deal of risk.
Personally, I have made more money on my longest holds.
The value of BTC keeps outperforming and small wins just don’t deliver over the long-term in my experience.

[Beparanf]

Seriously, one of the easiest ways that I started with arbitraging and leverage practice was was using  multiple live demo accounts. Took me upwards of 4 months of losing play money practicing on a daily basis until month 5 I reached break even and then from there started to see profits. Only then was I confident enough to start using my real coins, and even then I started really small.

Here's my advice:

1- Find multiple trading platforms that have demo accounts:
https://www.etoro.com/trading/demo-account/
https://demo.hitbtc.com/
https://bitsgap.com/demo-trading/

To name a few

2- Spend a few hours or whatever you can afford to practice your trading!

3- Dont under any circumstances get greedy, you need to reach a point where you can read charts, see leverage opportunities find gaps in market sentiment etc. You need to be winning at least 51% more then you are losing on a daily basis

4- Only then (it took me 4 months) do you start trading with real crypto, and also always start small (do not take out loans etc)

5- If you arent pulling in above 51% wins vs losses then this game sadly isnt for you

My humble opinion!

What kind of arbitrage trading are you doing that requires you 4 months to master and give you a low win rate percentage? You doing arbitrage trading because you are certain that there's a price difference in different trading pairs that will give you a small sure profit. No one doing arbitrage trading without securing the other trading pairs that will be use to sell the tokens with profit. You are messing up this thread with your leverage trading strategy which is not being ask here. Besides you are using shitty exchanges except Etoro when doing a demo trades which is sucks.

[NeuroticFish]

Recently i have been trying to get into arbitrage trading mostly for the knowledge i will gain by doing it and if possible make some profit. But i can't fine a site which does this comparisms for free. i need just the display just like a normal exchange will display market charts for coin pairs for free.

If you have troubles to even find the tools you need, I advise you don't start arbitraging yet.

And I tell you why: one problem of arbitraging is that not all exchanges are always reliable. You may need certain KYC, or certain wallet may be in temporary maintenance, or it's a scam exchange, or, or, or... and when you think you'll earn a lot of money, you end up losing for trying to do arbitraging with a problematic exchange you cannot withdraw from.

And I didn't even talk about the differences between the fees, or the withdrawal fees you have to be careful at, or the fact the Bitcoin mempool is usually crowded when arbitraging opportunities arise (I don't know how it is for altcoins).

So.. it needs quite some learning first. Don't rush it.

[saftdo20]

 salty much? I gave examples of platforms that have demo accounts period! they are examples, not what I use  'NAME A FEW', Shitty or not it took me four months to learn the basics of cross-exchange arbitraging on cex's, thats what it took for me, not for someone else! And my advice of taking winnings more than you are taking losses is sound, maybe you suggest op loses more than he wins and sticks at it lol! Give me a break!

Seriously, one of the easiest ways that I started with arbitraging and leverage practice was was using  multiple live demo accounts. Took me upwards of 4 months of losing play money practicing on a daily basis until month 5 I reached break even and then from there started to see profits. Only then was I confident enough to start using my real coins, and even then I started really small.

Here's my advice:

1- Find multiple trading platforms that have demo accounts:
https://www.etoro.com/trading/demo-account/
https://demo.hitbtc.com/
https://bitsgap.com/demo-trading/

To name a few

2- Spend a few hours or whatever you can afford to practice your trading!

3- Dont under any circumstances get greedy, you need to reach a point where you can read charts, see leverage opportunities find gaps in market sentiment etc. You need to be winning at least 51% more then you are losing on a daily basis

4- Only then (it took me 4 months) do you start trading with real crypto, and also always start small (do not take out loans etc)

5- If you arent pulling in above 51% wins vs losses then this game sadly isnt for you

My humble opinion!

What kind of arbitrage trading are you doing that requires you 4 months to master and give you a low win rate percentage? You doing arbitrage trading because you are certain that there's a price difference in different trading pairs that will give you a small sure profit. No one doing arbitrage trading without securing the other trading pairs that will be use to sell the tokens with profit. You are messing up this thread with your leverage trading strategy which is not being ask here. Besides you are using shitty exchanges except Etoro when doing a demo trades which is sucks.

[cheezcarls]

I usually use Newscrypto’s arbitrage tool personally. However, it can only be accessed for those with monthly pro subscriptions and so far it’s been helpful to me when it comes to arbitraging. It gives me ideas for specific coins or tokens on the best exchanges for it to buy and sell. It’s a useful tool for those who are into arbitrage trading. I haven’t tried other arbitrage strategies or tools yet though.

[adaseb]

It’s seem like every month someone on here makes a thread about arbitrage trading because I remember frequently commenting on it.

Arbitrage would be great because it’s risk free however you need to be able to program some bots to do the trading for you. You can’t do it manually. You need a bot that will watch certain pairs and compare the prices and if there is an opportunity then execute the trade. This is done in less then a second. You can’t do it manually.

[crwth]

Recently i have been trying to get into arbitrage trading mostly for the knowledge i will gain by doing it and if possible make some profit.

What type of Arbitraging are you talking about?

• Interexchange
• Intraexchange

With interexchange, it would be between two exchanges and you would interact within those two exchanges and you would have an account for the both of it.
With intraexchange, you are going to trade within 1 exchange only inside it. You would get multiple pairs that would give you opportunity. This is often called triangular arbitrage.

You cannot get free information like that and the market is often too fast for a normal human to arbitrage. I use Gunbot for my arbitrage trading called BitRage. It's an intraexchange type one for now.

[Wexnident]

It's kinda risky really, so I wouldn't recommend it. The profits are rather small even, and if you're only looking for knowledge in trading, then I think demo accounts would suffice to suit your needs? I don't think you'd have to do arbitrage solely to learn. Additionally, most bots that are used for arbitrage would require you to pay a subscription, not sure if it's one time or a monthly one, but yea, more payments. I also wouldn't recommend manually checking exchanges, by the time you start trading you'd probably have missed the opportunity already.