Make money with crypto without having to guess where the price is going
In funding arbitrage you are long on one exchange and short on another, on the same coin at the same time. The price can go up or down: what the bot looks for is the funding difference between the two legs.
You get it right, you get it wrong, and the account never turns green
You study charts, follow analysts, enter the trade that looked like a sure thing, and the market turns. In crypto, a 5% move in a few minutes is common, and anyone who trades only long (or only short) depends on calling the direction every single day.
The problem is almost never a lack of study. It's that your result is tied to something nobody controls: the next price move. Even people who are right more often than wrong can lose money, because one big loss wipes out several small gains, and leverage amplifies that effect.
- You entered "at the right time" and watched the price move against you.
- You finish the week in the green and give it all back the next.
- You avoid leverage because you know one mistake is expensive.
- You sleep badly when you leave a position open.
Why trading the direction of the price is so hard
Crypto prices are driven by news, cascading liquidations, large-wallet flows and market mood, all at the same time. Predicting that consistently, month after month, is something even professional funds can't guarantee.
There is another way to look at the same market: instead of betting on the price, look for a difference that repeats and doesn't depend on where the price goes.
The alternative: trade the difference, not the price
On perpetual contracts, longs and shorts exchange a periodic payment called funding. Each exchange calculates its own, and the rates for the same coin are almost never equal. When two exchanges disagree, you can be long where funding works in your favor and short where it also works in your favor, with the same amount on both legs. The price gain on one leg cancels out the loss on the other.
The Prospector picks the coin
The system looks at the payment history, the volume and the price range across the 14 monitored exchanges and only lets through what fits your profile.
Both legs open together
Buy on one exchange and sell on the other at the same instant, using IOC orders and a 0.10% slippage cap.
Funding lands with each payment
The bot collects the payments, watches the position 24 hours a day and exits by the rules you set, in slices, with a stop and insurance orders placed on the exchange.
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
Is funding arbitrage zero risk?
No. It reduces your dependence on price direction, but there is a spread between exchanges, fees, partial fills, liquidation and the exchange's own risk. No result is guaranteed.
Do I need to understand charts?
No. The Prospector picks the coins and the bot executes. You only set the amount per trade, the leverage and the minimum profit, and every field has an explanation.
Does it work when the market is falling?
The strategy doesn't depend on direction, so it can work in a rising or a falling market. What matters is that there is a funding difference large enough to cover the fees. In some periods there are no good opportunities, and the bot simply doesn't enter.
What if funding turns against me?
The Prospector checks the payment history before entering, and you can set exit rules, such as leaving after several negative payments in a row.
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.