arbitrage from btc-e to bitstamp - is it worth it?

[SanMerryDro]

why not buy on btc-e, sell on lakebtc
bitstamp sell price is not highest, and its fee not cheap.

whats lakeBTC fees and whats the spread?

also.. whats the verification process?

agree, lakebtc is more suitable for arbitrage, higher price than bitstamp but cheaper fee, ( price http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/) and the fee you can see https://lakebtc.com/s/fees?locale=en

the process is a one-time, they never again ask you to provide any proof, if you pass the verification, deposit and trade need not verification, even fiat so, and withdraw btc is also no verification, but withdraw fiat must need verification.

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[arieq]

There hasn't been arbitrage that offer high profit since gox died, and that is the truth, now you need skill to know which direction something will go, however manipulators never cares about that, they just dump to hell or pump to heaven

[igl00]

Bitstamp fee is high, and its a very tedious verification system for aml/kyc, why not choose LakeBTC to replace it?

ok i will ge tto LakeBTC!

[daybyter]

I think you have to monitor all the exchanges for opportunities..

[Bitcoin Explorer]

I think you have to monitor all the exchanges for opportunities..

Im working on bringing up a website AIOBTC which can facilitate many things. I have researched arbitrage and I think it has dies up since mt. gox went down. Do you think that if we have a huge amound of money, say 100 BTC to trade daily
can we make profits without any risks?

[daybyter]

No. I think there's always a risk. And another problem is, that you might need lots of currencies. Maybe like 100 or so. I'm working at the moment to run lots of wallets on a machine.

[Willisius]

I think you have to monitor all the exchanges for opportunities..

Im working on bringing up a website AIOBTC which can facilitate many things. I have researched arbitrage and I think it has dies up since mt. gox went down. Do you think that if we have a huge amound of money, say 100 BTC to trade daily
can we make profits without any risks?

You can probably make a large amount of money on a relative scale however this will not be reflective of your overall performance. On a percentage basis you will probably not do all that well (on a NPV basis)