Arbitrage scanner tutorials

Tutorials clearly distinguish these tools. Arbitrage Scanner works with tokens already in your portfolio — finding arbitrage opportunities for assets you own, turning your investment portfolio into an earning tool. Arbitrage Screener monitors all possible market tokens showing any arbitrage bundles regardless of your portfolio — universal bundle search. Scanner is more targeted and personalized, Screener is broad market monitoring.

In the Scanner interface, go to 'My Tokens' section and add cryptocurrencies from your current portfolio manually, specifying ticker and blockchain. Set preferred trading pairs — for example, monitor only bundles with USDT or BTC.

Scanner transforms passive portfolios into actively earning ones: continuous monitoring of your holdings' price differences between exchanges, notifications when spread reaches profitability threshold (e.g., 2%+), ability to arbitrage token without selling main position, additional token or stablecoin accumulation through arbitrage, effective acquisition price reduction. Real case: investor bought token for $10,000, earned $3,000 from arbitrage in 6 months, reducing effective price to $7,000.

When planning a token purchase — Scanner shows current prices on all exchanges, helping buy at minimum price, saving 0.5-2% instantly. When selling — choose exchange with maximum price. Monitor arbitrage windows before large trades — if Scanner shows stable 3%+ spread, buy on cheap exchange, wait for convergence, and sell for bonus profit.

Set minimum spread for notifications at your minimum acceptable profit level — usually 1.5-2% to cover fees with margin.

Integration Scanner + Wallet Analysis: when a large fund or market maker buys a token, switch to Scanner for arbitrage search. Combination Scanner + Sentiment Analysis: positive sentiment surge creates price imbalance across platforms. Scanner + Funding Rates: combine spot arbitrage with funding earnings. Tutorials contain workflows for various market scenarios.

Illusory spread risk — price may be inaccurate due to low liquidity; always check order book depth. Technical risk — token may become unavailable for withdrawal; diversify storage. Timing risk — spread may close during transfer; use fast networks. Psychological risk — temptation to constantly arbitrage leading to excessive trading; set minimum profitability threshold.