How Arbitrage Trading Can Double Your Bitcoin and Ether

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As we emerge from last year’s extended bear market, crypto owners are starting to consider fresh investment approaches. 

In the current climate, the most popular strategy by far is arbitrage, due to its effortlessness, its exceptionally low risk and potentially huge returns.

Crypto arbitrage is an investment strategy that profits from brief windows in which a digital currency is available across exchanges at different prices simultaneously. 

Temporary price differences can have a variety of causes, such as disparities in trading volume and liquidity between bigger exchanges and smaller ones. 

In essence, arbitrage involves buying a product for the cheapest available price in one marketplace and then selling it for a higher price elsewhere. This can be done manually, but in the case of crypto arbitrage your best bet is a bot.

An algorithm integrated with multiple exchanges, it will simultaneously track hundreds of cryptocurrencies, 24/7, looking for price differences. When it finds a disparity, it will buy the coin on the exchanges where the price is lowest and then, within a split-second,  sell it on the exchange where the price is highest to make a profit.

These bots are able to work top speed executing a huge volume of arbitrage trades at once, on your behalf, to optimize your revenue potential.

When compared with other types of trading strategies crypto arbitrage is considered exceptionally low risk, primarily because you are not opening positions on exchanges, as you would if, for example,  you were swing trading. Whichever direction prices are moving, you can still make money from price disparities.

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