Пост 03.04.2025
Let’s start with how to properly use Finder Bot and how to search for arbitrage pairs in the bot
Initial configuration of the Finder
For convenience, it is recommended to leave notifications enabled in the TG on Finder topics:
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Low signals will be useful for those who are bored and want to look for some arbitrage in a couple of bucks or to notice the beginning of a big movement.
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Let’s start analyzing the signals from the bot
There’s nothing complicated here; the selection is based on just one category, which is the spread.
Almost every trade has a spread.
From the very beginning, focus on the spread. If it suits you, you can proceed with the arbitrage.
Let’s consider an example of arbitrage with the FDUST coin
Let’s break it down step by step.
On the DEX, the price is 0.438, and on the CEX, it’s 0.894.
This means we buy the desired amount on the DEX, send the funds to the CEX, and then sell.
It’s that simple. Now, I will explain in more detail with the example below.
From the very beginning, we look at the deposits.
For example, on the Binance exchange, if deposits are open, we can buy, but we need to check the DEX for this, which I will explain below.
Open the DEX scanner
Check the coin’s liquidity and volume. If everything looks good, you can proceed with the purchase.
Next, open the exchange, in this case, Binance
Check the order book if it’s filled and you can sell the desired volume, then go ahead, buy the coin, transfer it to the exchange, and sell it.
Conclusion:
It’s really easy and doesn’t take much time or effort.
If you follow this guide to search and arbitrage, you will succeed.
Here what we do:
1. Find a trade based on the spread.
2. Check if deposits are open on the exchange.
3. Check the DEX scanner for volume and liquidity.
4. Open the exchange, check the order book to see if you can sell the desired size.
5. After verification, buy the coin, transfer it to the exchange, sell, and make a profit.
Repeat the process as long as the spread remains profitable.