NES arbitrage between KuCoin and KuCoin: we compare the price of NES on KuCoin (futures) and KuCoin (spot) in real time — the executable spread (buy at the ask, sell at the bid), basis, volume and deposit/withdrawal status. You can see whether the gap holds or is a one-second blip you would never get into.

About Nesa

Nesa is the largest decentralized AI platform and ecosystem backed by a privacy-first AI Layer 1. Its proprietary encrypted inference technology supports a broad range of workloads and serves Fortune 500 enterprise customers in industries like retail, healthcare, and IT. Further, Nesa fosters a rapidly growing set of exclusive, on-chain Decentralized AI applications (DAIs) and enables end-users to participate in their support. NES is the native utility token that is used for: - Fees for processing transactions, storing data, and inference requests. - Running validator and miner nodes on the network via staking NES tokens. - Used for governance votes to adjust protocol parameters agreed on collectively. Nesa tools include: - Nesa's AI SDK which simplifies submission of inference requests via the protocol.…

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NES: KuCoin — deposit open, withdrawal open; KuCoin — deposit open, withdrawal open.

Open interest in NES right now — $2.5M: OKX $1.4M, KuCoin $1.1M, HTX $6.8K. See OI NES.

About NES arbitrage

How do I read the NES spread?

The spread is how many percent higher NES trades on one exchange than on the other. We measure it at tradeable prices (ask/bid) net of fees; “net” is closer to what you actually keep.

Is this arbitrage worth taking?

Look past the spread: check volume, order-book depth and the deposit/withdrawal status on KuCoin and KuCoin. If deposits or withdrawals are shut, or the book is thin, the spread exists on paper but you cannot trade into it.

How do I get NES alerts?

Build a rule in the the builder with the spread threshold you want — the notification arrives as a Telegram direct message within seconds.