NEWT arbitrage between HTX and Binance: we compare the price of NEWT on HTX (spot) and Binance (futures) 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 Newton Protocol

The Newton Protocol is a decentralized infrastructure layer for verifiable onchain automation and secure agent authorization. It enables protocols, DAOs, and users to execute complex actions through verifiable agents, without relying on centralized bots or offchain coordination. Users can securely authorize agents to act on their behalf using programmable permissions, ensuring that actions occur only under conditions they approve. By combining trusted execution environments (TEEs), zero-knowledge proofs, and a modular agent architecture, Newton Protocol brings automation fully onchain, enhancing transparency, composability, and trust.

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Over the past 24 hours the spread between HTX and Binance stayed between 0.72% and 8.08%, median 2.63% across 21 samples (futures to spot (basis)).

NEWT: HTX — deposit open, withdrawal open; Binance — deposit open, withdrawal open.

About NEWT arbitrage

How do I read the NEWT spread?

The spread is how many percent higher NEWT 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 HTX and Binance. 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 NEWT alerts?

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