Answer The text means suggested to keep the bot keep running for another 1-2 weeks and re-evaluate again. It doesnt mean you only have 1-2 weeks to run the bot, bot rather it is good idea to keep the bot…
Answer You can create the bot whenever you feel the dip is. Also you can utilize the “Trigger Price” feature which will help you to start the bot only if the price hit the “trigger” price.
Answer Based on my experience and in the past competition with BitUniverse, the winner with the highest APR is doing the efficiency trick, which is trying to catch every single bottom and top of the candle You need to look…
Answer “Unrealized Profit” in arbitrage bot comes from the difference between the opening price gap, and the current price gap. Let say you open the arbitrage bot with +0.5% gap. This means if the btc price at spot is 10000,…
Infinity Grid controls can change. Learn how to check Releasable Profit, add-investment options, held ETH and what happens if the live bot lacks a control.
Answer The difference is only in the profit displaying. One settings is only showing for the grid profit (fluctuation profit) meanwhile the other one is showing profit from grid profit + unrealized profit from token price increment
Answer Arbitraging and holding is 2 difference method. If you want to holding, then you are facing the risk of holding. Arbitraging is removing this holding risk. This risk is including its loss risk and profit risk. Your choice to…
You mention data is based on the last 6 months – which is when we have had a bull market and thus more long positions (and higher funding rates to profit on). What would happen in bear / crashing market…
I guess I could sell some of it for USDT to use it for the Spot-Futures Arbitrage Bot ?Does it also mean that a portion of the USDT that is used for the bot will be converted to XRP ?…
Like, I have various amounts for various coins in my portfolio and though it gives options to “deposit” “withdrawal” “trade” I still cannot find a way to get them all into USDT so I can utilize the whole sum rather…