Crypto arbitrage basics: why spreads appear
Price gaps happen for many reasons: fragmented liquidity, regional demand, transfer delays, market stress, and exchange-specific order books.
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A small collection of clear, practical posts about exchange pricing, arbitrage signals, liquidity, and common mistakes in crypto market analysis.
Price gaps happen for many reasons: fragmented liquidity, regional demand, transfer delays, market stress, and exchange-specific order books.
A real signal must survive fees, slippage, latency, withdrawal limits, and minimum order size checks.
Order book depth can turn a theoretical opportunity into a practical loss when the trade size is too large for available liquidity.
A watchlist helps analysts focus on pairs, exchanges, and conditions that match their risk tolerance and data quality.