Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to th...
by brianpgordon on Tuesday September 17, 2019 @11:17PM
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My eyebrows went up when I read "It was early 2017." I'm pretty sure I remember chatting about this at work in 2013 or very early 2014 and even then my understanding was that it was too late and that automated cross-exchange arb trading had already been done. It's exceptionally difficult to squeeze any profit out of this kind of very crowded trade. There have even been Twitter bots that have come and gone which automatically identify opportunities and broadcast to the whole world how an aspiring entrepreneur can lose a lot of money trying to make fractions of a penny if they act now.
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Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to th...
by villager on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @12:16AM
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That's the thing that was difficult to overcome - it was common belief and a common perception that everything were settled already.
Probably in other fields situation might be the same - judging only by facts and data can bring potential opportunities.