Understanding Arbitrage Scanner Features
Positive Arbitrage Opportunities Statistics
Cryptocurrency arbitrage scanners help traders identify profitable opportunities across multiple exchanges. Here's a breakdown of common work options:
| Work Option | Number of Takers | Number of Makers |
|---|---|---|
| 2 exchanges + transfer | 22,028 | 212,662 |
| 3 exchanges + transfer | 118 | 3,704 |
| 4 exchanges + transfer | 0 | 0 |
Note: Statistics calculate positive spreads from 0.01%, excluding trading commissions. The system verifies coin names and deposit/withdrawal capabilities.
4 Proven Arbitrage Strategies
In all modes, you can choose between maker/taker strategies:
1. One Market Strategy
- Searches for opportunities within a single exchange.
- Ideal for low-liquidity exchanges.
2. Two Exchanges + Transfer
- Buy on Exchange #1, transfer to Exchange #2, then sell.
- The most popular and straightforward method.
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3. Three Exchanges + Transfer
- Buy on Exchange #1, transfer to Exchange #2, exchange, then sell.
- For traders seeking complex patterns.
4. Four Exchanges + Transfer
- Buy on Exchange #1, exchange, transfer to Exchange #2, exchange again, then sell.
- Designed for advanced traders who enjoy complex schemes.
Market Coverage and Tools
Access 40+ markets with these features:
- Order book preview before transactions
- Transfer network analysis (select exchanges only)
- Commission calculation tools
Getting Started
To access arbitrage functionality:
- Subscribe to a DEX/CEX plan
- Configure your preferred trading mode
- Monitor opportunities in real-time
FAQ Section
Q: Is cryptocurrency arbitrage legal?
A: Yes, arbitrage is a legitimate trading strategy, but always check local regulations.
Q: What's the minimum profit margin for arbitrage?
A: Most scanners detect opportunities from 0.01% upwards, but consider transfer fees and trading costs.
Q: How quickly do arbitrage opportunities disappear?
A: Typically within seconds to minutes, depending on market volatility.
Q: What are the risks of arbitrage trading?
A: Key risks include transfer delays, price fluctuations during transfers, and exchange withdrawal limits.
Q: Can beginners profit from arbitrage?
A: While possible, successful arbitrage requires quick execution and understanding of exchange mechanics.