Arbitrage vs Trading
Trading is a directional trading. It is very difficult to determine the direction of the market. It is not surprising that over the long term only about 1% of traders on the market make money.
Arbitrage is a delta-neutral trading. You don't care if the market is going up or down. You make money on the difference in prices on exchanges (spread).
PnL can be negative in the process, but when the spread closes, you make money.
Orca finds the following types of arbitrage deals
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FAQ
Cryptocurrency arbitrage includes several types of strategies.
What unites them is that you use market inefficiency by buying the same cryptocurrency where it's cheaper and selling where it's more expensive.
Arbitrage can be based on price differences as well as differences in funding rates.
Every 5 seconds, the scanner updates prices on partner exchanges and finds arbitrage opportunities.
Every time a spread matching your filters is detected, you receive a notification.
Currently, access is only available through the Telegram bot.
All exchanges published on the website are supported: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, MEXC, Gate.io, HTX, KuCoin, BingX, Bitmart, LBank, XT, Probit, Bitrue, CoinEx, Poloniex.
Each exchange is checked against every other exchange for all types of spreads. The list will be expanded.
I recommend starting with an amount from $500 on a limited number of exchanges (dividing this amount between them). If you're just starting to arbitrage, begin with 'spot buy — short futures' trades. There are risks there too, but they're lower than in cross-exchange arbitrage (spot — spot).
I also advise watching the educational videos on our YouTube channel.