Crypto signals or an automated bot: what changes in practice
By the time the signal reaches your phone, the price has already moved. Understand the difference between getting an alert and having a bot that executes both legs on the spot, with protection.
The signal arrived, but the opportunity is gone
You pay for a group, get the message, open the exchange, type in the amount, check the coin and, by the time you click, the price has moved. In arbitrage, where the window can last just a few minutes, that delay weighs even more.
Besides the delay, a signal doesn't protect the trade. If the market turns while you're away from your phone, nobody exits for you.
- A delay between the message and your execution.
- An entry price different from what the signal showed.
- No stop or protection set up by you.
- Depending on seeing the notification at the right time.
Why speed matters so much
In funding arbitrage, the trade needs two orders on different exchanges at the same moment. If you open one leg and take a while to open the other, you're exposed to the price during that gap, which is exactly the risk the strategy tries to avoid.
A human alert, even a good one, doesn't solve that. Execution is what has to be fast, simultaneous and governed by rules.
From alert to execution
Multi Arbitrage shows opportunities on the dashboard, but the difference is that the bot can execute on its own, following your profile, and protects each trade from start to finish.
The Prospector selects
It filters by payment history, volume, price range and correlation with BTC, instead of depending on someone's opinion.
Execution is simultaneous
Two IOC orders go out at the same instant, with a 0.10% slippage cap. If the price goes past the limit, the order is canceled.
Protection is already on
The stop, exit zone and exchange-side insurance orders are created together with the trade, with nothing for you to set up on the spot.
The same product, whichever pain point brought you here
Wherever you start, you end up in the same place: a dashboard with arbitrage bots that trade both legs at the same time, with protection on every trade.
Funding Day Trade
Enters close to the funding payment on both exchanges at the same time, collects it and exits.
Funding Scalp
A window of a few minutes around the payment, with a minimum profit calculated on the margin.
Futures Price Arbitrage
The price difference of the same contract between two exchanges.
Liquidity Pool
Trades run jointly, with the result split according to your share.
Keys without withdrawal
No project needs withdrawal permission. Your money stays on your exchange.
3 stops per trade
Exit zone, exchange-side insurance orders and isolated liquidation, so you get out before the worst.
Frequently asked questions
Do you send signals?
The dashboard shows opportunities in real time. But the idea is for the bot to execute on its own, so you don't depend on seeing the alert.
Can I also trade manually?
Yes. The dashboard cards let you enter manually, and the bot handles protection and the exit if you turn protection on.
Is a bot safer than signals?
It has the advantage of acting at the same instant and protecting the position, but it is still subject to market and exchange risks.
Do I need to keep my phone on?
No. The bot runs on a server, and the app only notifies you and shows what is happening.
Does Multi Arbitrage guarantee profit?
No. No result is guaranteed. Trading crypto derivatives involves risk of loss, including the full amount in a trade. The figures shown on these pages are examples.
Do I need an exchange account?
Yes. You trade in your own account and add an API key without withdrawal permission to the system. Automatic trading works on the exchanges already validated for customers: today Binance, Gate, Bitget, BingX, XT and Phemex. The others will be added gradually.
Start with $30 in credits
Connect your exchanges with keys that can't withdraw and let the bot work. You pay 30% of the profit, and only when there is a profit.
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This content is for information only and is not investment advice. Trading crypto derivatives involves a high risk, including the total loss of your capital. Past results do not guarantee future results, and the figures mentioned are examples. Before trading, check whether trading crypto derivatives is allowed in your country and what your tax obligations are. Assess whether the product suits your profile before investing.