Arbitrage Signals
Real-time detection of profitable price inefficiencies across global crypto markets
What is Crypto Arbitrage?
Cryptocurrency arbitrage is a market-neutral trading strategy that takes advantage of price differences for the same asset across different markets or trading pairs. These inefficiencies can exist for seconds or minutes and are caused by liquidity gaps, market fragmentation, or delayed price updates.
What Are Arbitrage Signals?
Arbitrage signals represent real-time trading opportunities where the same cryptocurrency is priced differently across various exchanges. Our proprietary algorithm continuously scans major trading platforms to identify these price discrepancies, allowing you to execute profitable trades with minimal risk.
How It Works
- Buy low on Exchange A
- Sell high on Exchange B
- Profit from the price gap
- Simultaneous execution
Time Frame
- Opportunities last seconds
- Requires fast execution
- Automation recommended
- Real-time monitoring
Why Arbitrage Works in Crypto
Crypto markets are fragmented across hundreds of exchanges with varying liquidity, regional demand, and price discovery mechanisms, creating frequent arbitrage opportunities.
Key Advantages
- Low Risk - Market-neutral strategy
- Fast Execution - Opportunities last minutes
- Transparent - Based on real order book data
- Versatile - Works in all market conditions
- Automation-Friendly - Perfect for trading bots
Understanding Signal Components
Market Information
- Exchanges: Platforms involved (Bybit, Binance)
- Trading Path: Asset flow (USDT → ENSO → TRY → USDT)
- Type: Mono or Cross-exchange
- Pattern: A-B-A or A-B-C-A sequence
Profit Metrics
- Profit %: Estimated return after all fees
- Fees: Trading & transfer costs (0.40%)
- Lifetime: How long signal remains valid
- Verification: Token consistency check
Order Book Data
- Bid/Ask Prices: Current buy/sell levels
- Available Quantity: Liquidity at each price level
- Volume: Total trading activity
- Price Range: minBid - maxBid / minAsk - maxAsk
Signal Verification: Verified vs Unverified
Verified Our team confirmed token matches across exchanges (same name, symbol, contract).
Unverified Token consistency not verified - different tokens might have similar names.
Always check verification status before executing trades.
Understanding Order Book Metrics
Bid Section (Buy Orders)
minBid: 0,555
Lowest price buyers are currently offering. This represents the minimum price you could sell at immediately.
maxBid: 0,641
Highest price buyers are willing to pay. Selling at this price yields maximum revenue from current buyers.
bidQty: 112.603,78
Total quantity available across all bid prices. Higher bidQty means better liquidity for selling.
Ask Section (Sell Orders)
minAsk: 0,642
Lowest price sellers are asking. This is the minimum price you would pay to buy immediately.
maxAsk: 0,73
Highest price sellers are asking. Buying at this price represents worst-case purchase cost.
askQty: 148.885,73
Total quantity sellers are offering. Higher askQty means better liquidity for buying.
How to Read Order Books for Arbitrage
For arbitrage, you need enough liquidity (bidQty/askQty) at profitable prices. Look for significant price gaps between minAsk on one exchange and maxBid on another.
Exchange A (Buy): maxBid = 0.641, bidQty = 112,603
Exchange B (Sell): minAsk = 0.642, askQty = 148,885
Arbitrage Gap: 0.001 per unit
Potential Profit: 0.156% (before fees)
Smart Alert System
Configure automated alerts to receive notifications only for opportunities that match your specific trading criteria.
Filtering Options
- Exchange and symbol selection
- Minimum/maximum profit thresholds
- Volume and price constraints
- Signal type and scope filtering
- Verification status preference
Notification Channels
Signal Logs & Analytics
Track historical signals and analyze performance to optimize your trading strategy.
Analytics Features
- Historical opportunity tracking
- Signal frequency and stability analysis
- Alert parameter optimization
- Duplicate notification prevention
- Performance reporting by timeframe
Strategic Insights
Use logs to identify the most profitable exchange pairs, optimal trade sizes, and time windows with highest arbitrage frequency.
Risk Considerations & Best Practices
- Execution Risk: Prices can change between signal detection and trade execution
- Fee Impact: Always calculate net profit after trading and withdrawal fees
- Liquidity Risk: Verify bid/ask quantities before executing large trades
- Transfer Delays: Account for blockchain confirmation times in cross-exchange trades
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensure arbitrage trading complies with your jurisdiction's regulations