Real-Time Arbitrage Intelligence

Detect profitable pricing discrepancies across 500+ exchanges in milliseconds. Our proprietary algorithms identify spread opportunities before they close, giving institutional traders a competitive edge.

Active Opportunities

2,847

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Avg. Spread

0.87%

Profitable threshold: 0.5%

Detection Speed

<50ms

Across all venues

Market Coverage

500+

Exchanges tracked

Arbitrage Tools & Strategies

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Spot Arbitrage

Cross-exchange price differences

Identify and execute profitable trades between spot markets on different exchanges.

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Perpetual Futures

Perpetual market yields

Monitor and exploit funding rate differences across perpetual exchanges.

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Spot-Perpetual

Basis and hedge analysis

Compare spot and perpetual conditions with a first-party public preview.

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Cross-Perpetual

Cross-quote funding opportunities

Track cross-exchange funding opportunities in the public first-party dataset.

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Understanding Cryptocurrency Arbitrage

Arbitrage is a trading strategy that capitalizes on price differences of the same asset across different markets. In cryptocurrency, where markets operate globally and 24/7, these inefficiencies appear frequently.

How Does Crypto Arbitrage Work?

A trader might buy Bitcoin on Exchange A at $65,000 and simultaneously sell it on Exchange B at $65,500. After accounting for fees (typically 0.1-0.2% per transaction) and withdrawal/deposit times, the trader locks in a ~0.2-0.3% profit.

Common Strategies

Spot Arbitrage

Buy low on one exchange, sell high on another.

Perpetual Spread

Long spot, short perpetual to collect funding.

Triangular Loop

Three trading pairs on single exchange.

Key Considerations

  • Execution Speed: Opportunities close in milliseconds. Automated systems are essential.
  • Fee Structure: Each exchange has different maker/taker fees. Always calculate net profit after all fees.
  • Capital Efficiency: Funds locked in transfers reduce ROI. Minimize transfer times.
  • Risk Management: Price slippage and execution failures can turn profit into loss.