Crypto Arbitrage
Where the price gap is right now · add it to your feed
Where the price gap is right now · add it to your feed
16 executable windows at $1K across 12 coins, peak net spread +2.30 % (LYN).
| Coin | Windows | Peak net spread | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| LYN | 3 | +2.30 % | 04 Nov 11:28 UTC |
| XDC | 3 | +1.02 % | 04 Nov 07:32 UTC |
| ZEST | 1 | +1.54 % | 04 Nov 03:02 UTC |
| XMR | 1 | +0.74 % | 03 Nov 22:40 UTC |
| BDX | 1 | +0.37 % | 04 Nov 05:04 UTC |
| FOGO | 1 | +0.19 % | 03 Nov 17:19 UTC |
| NFT | 1 | +0.14 % | 03 Nov 15:47 UTC |
| DOGE | 1 | +0.13 % | 04 Nov 01:55 UTC |
A 24-hour peak, not a live quote. Net spread is after fees and withdrawal, on a $1K trade.
The day's sharp price moves confirmed on multiple exchanges: price charts, spread, funding and open interest.
The table shows where the same asset is priced differently across venues right now, and how much of that gap is left after fees. We compare prices on 11 centralised exchanges and 6 DEXs. To buy we take the best ask, to sell the best bid: the prices a trade actually fills at, not the last traded price. The net spread is calculated after taker fees on both legs. Next to it you see volume, order-book depth and the coin's deposit and withdrawal status, so a spread that cannot be executed because a wallet is closed or the book is thin is visible at once. Before a pair is shown it passes filters against phantom spreads: a contract and CoinGecko ID check, a liquidity check, and confirmation that the spread holds rather than flashing on a single tick. Besides spot there are futures arbitrage, basis, funding, CEX-to-DEX and on-chain views. Any condition can become an alert in Telegram.
Crypto arbitrage is buying an asset where it is cheaper and selling it where it is dearer — most often across exchanges, on the spot market. The QuickRadar scanner compares spot prices across 11 exchanges and computes the executable spread: buy at the ask, sell at the bid, not at the “last” price you often cannot fill any size at. Taker fees on both sides are already subtracted. Next to every pair you see volume, order-book depth and the coin's deposit and withdrawal status, so you can tell which gap is actually takeable.
Buying an asset where it is cheaper and selling it where it is dearer. The same token trades at different prices on different exchanges in the same minute; the gap net of fees is what you can capture. QuickRadar shows these gaps in real time.
You find a coin that is cheaper on exchange A than on exchange B: buy on A, move it to B (or keep a balance on both) and sell on B. The result is the spread net of fees and transfer cost. The table computes the spread at executable prices and shows deposit and withdrawal status, so the coin's route is not closed on you.
A scanner finds and shows opportunities; a bot places the trades itself. QuickRadar is a scanner: a live spread table and alerts in Telegram, and you place the trades on your own exchange.
Because we show what is left. Taker fees on both exchanges are subtracted, and the gap itself is measured at tradeable prices: buy at the ask, sell at the bid. The gap between “last” prices looks better but you cannot trade into it.
We drop what you could not enter. A spread has to hold for at least 30 seconds straight, otherwise it is a flicker no one can catch by hand. Pairs with a dead order book are discarded too: the price is there, the size behind it is not.
The table compares 11 exchanges: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate, MEXC, Bitget, HTX, BingX, KuCoin, Kraken and Coinbase. You need accounts on at least two of them where the coin trades and deposits and withdrawals are open — it is visible in the pair row.
The result comes down to the spread after fees, the order-book depth and whether the coin can be moved at all. The table shows all three for every pair, with deposit and withdrawal status. Check those first: a closed withdrawal turns arbitrage into holding a position for an open-ended stretch of time.
Build a rule in the builder: what to watch, on which exchanges, from which threshold. The notification arrives as a Telegram direct message.