Crypto arbitrage is the practice of exploiting price differences of the same asset across different exchanges...
There are several types of arbitrage: spatial (between exchanges), triangular (between trading pairs), and statistical (mean reversion strategies). Key requirements include fast execution, adequate liquidity, and fee awareness.
Risks include exchange downtime, withdrawal delays, and price slippage. Always backtest and start with small amounts.
Our engine continuously monitors order books and recent trades across major markets to surface profitable spreads...
We apply filters for minimum spread, liquidity thresholds, and fees to estimate net profitability. Signals are pushed with exchange pair, expected profit, and confidence level.
Users can set alerts, thresholds, and auto-ignore specific pairs.
Even with market-neutral strategies, risk management matters. Here’s how to reduce common risks...
Use multiple exchanges with verified KYC, pre-fund wallets to reduce transfer delay, and monitor network fees and congestion.
Keep position sizes sensible, and diversify across pairs. Always have a contingency plan if legs cannot be completed.