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I’ll tell you how if you tell me the pairs.

>>24984632
sorry bro :'(
pro-tip: it's multiple pairs

>>24983924

Could you get a business line of credit with a 0% APR intro period and just try to turn this over as much as you can?

Anyone with the money that knows what you're talking about may cut you out of the picture.

Sell your house.

>>24983924
Don't tell anyone about this and just use your own money anon. You can compound the returns if you really want to. $100-300/day is pretty good

>>24984656
that male is pretty feminine

>>24983924
This is what flash loans are for

>>24983924
At 2% growth a day you'd turn 10k into 250k in about 6 months. You don't need an investor.

I’ll give you 200k

Just make sure to send it back with interest, what’s your address?

>>24983924
Use flash loans on aave. their entire propose is to expedite the exploitation of arbitrage and smart contract loopholes, which acts to further harden the ethereum ecosystem

>>24984663
I don't think anyone would provide a loan with 0% collateral?
Maybe there are crypto solutions?
Obviously I wouldn't let the person know how to do it exactly, but I'd be willing to sign that I'm assuming 100% of the risk in case of any losses (following a strict protocol the chance of losing money with this idea is basically 0, if fiat pairs move a lot (>0.5%), that would just net me 500 bucks less, but still a win.
Major fiat pairs rarely move more than 0.5% in a given day.
>>24984678
I wouldnt be making this thread if I had that possibility
>>24984695
It's good but I don't know how this window of opportunity will last, it will take at least 100 days for it to get interesting through compound interest, given that the fees will eat a good chunk in the beginning.
>>24984716
If we're thinking of the same flash loan this won't work. I'm talking about crypto-fiat arbitrage, not ERC20-ERC20 arbitrage.

>>24984908
The background angles in that painting aren’t even

>>24984908
>I'm talking about crypto-fiat arbitrage, not ERC20-ERC20 arbitrage.
You're into some edgy business. You're actually doing Forex

>>24983924
> Would a bank do this or do they still hate crypto?

You're asking if a bank would loan you $250,000 to trade crypto with? Is everyone on this site actually retarded or just 12?

>>24984908
>It's good but I don't know how this window of opportunity will last, it will take at least 100 days for it to get interesting through compound interest
How long do you think it will take to arrange a 250k loan?

Why did you make this thread again?

Don't be a retard and leverage money you don't have. You never know when that opportunity is gonna dry up or something goes bump in the night. Take the money you have and do it and just compound your gains. Write a bot script if you want to automate it and make it worth your time.

>>24984908

It would be a credit line, like a credit card. Maybe no collateral but if you have an existing income and a decent history already you could probably get access to 5 figures worth of credit?

The catch is that you have month to month payment (so a low/0% internest promo is nice to do monthly payments on) and that you will get absolutely rekt on interest and fees if you botch lol

>>24984736
>le epic troll
>>24984986
well yes, it includes forex and crypto.
>>24985027
>not understanding how arbitrage works
Certain market conditions make people that live in region, where said market conditions apply, want to pay a premium instead of going through the bullshit. This is the arbitrage traders kick in ("the invisible hand"). Arbitrage opportunities are highly guarded secrets, because if they're not, they're no moe.
>>24985084
no idea, I would hope a lot faster than that
>>24985102
Because last one got 2 replies
>holding overnight
nope, opportunity is sealed within a 3 hour period, all intraday
Would obviously avoid central bank speeches and other major forex events.
>>24985104
Usually credit cards are limited to like 5k/month? And if you want to bump your limits you need to show proof of funds/income

>>24983924
LOL, found it too :)

>>24985282
Are you actually talking about doing P2P exchange, selling at platforms with higher percentage. And buying at ones with lower?

The opportunity is trivial to see for anyone who's done P2P.
Lots of pajeets live on this.

>>24985282
I know what arbitrage is you fucking child. Do you know how banks work?

Please film yourself going in and asking for a quarter million dollar loan because you found a sick 2% arbitrage flip thats LIKE TOTALLY CONSISTENT. It would be absolutely hilarious.

Bonus points for not having any assets or collateral because you're a teenaged loser.

Unironically, why don't you email a hedge-fund?

Explain that you have a specific trade, but don't have the capital to do it at scale and offer to come aboard for a piece of the pie....

Include that you will sign over IP rights to them in exchange for participation in royalty stream for that trade.

>>24985496
Are these real answers? Have you ever left your house before? Are you actually 12??

>>24985534
>he thinks it doesn't happen
happens all the time fren

>>24985336
Good for you bro!
>>24985379
Talking about fiat pair arbitrage with crypto inefficiencies
>>24985392
I would guess that would end badly, yes. Especially when they hear "crypto".
The opportunity is such, that crypto exposure would be limited to milliseconds, fiat/fiat pair exposure 2-3 hours (opposite of base currency). 1-3% is really good and it has been consistent for a while. Obviously no arbitrage opportunity lasts forever, so this has got to be done yesterday.

>>24985496
Might consider this, I'd be willing to fly out to whoever would be enabling me to do this.
Know any crypto friendly hedge funds that do this?

>>24985579
Does it? Give me one example ever, kid.

Email a fucking hedge fund, my god you people are losers. Maybe shoot the Citi Bank CEO an email while you're at it?

>>24985662
> I would guess that would end badly, yes. Especially when they hear "crypto"

Do ya think? You sound pretty knowledgable on these things...

It's not the word crypto that is preventing them from giving you $250k...what could it possibly be?

>>24985845
So what's your proposition then? Not do anything and let another opportunity slide? Or are you fearing your arbitrage profits will sink once more people like me get in?
Which one is it?
Using the opportunity I found, 250k would net 100% every 50 days, more than 125k/month isnt that bad.

>>24986013
My proposition is don't be a retarded kid and think you can ask a bank or hedge fund for $250k for your shitty temporary scam that they don't give a fuck about. Borrow from people you know and fuck off.

>>24984716
>bites & gives redditfag info
wtf nigger

>>24985496
>>24985534
This is actually a real thing. Prop firms will give you 50k to play with if you can prove to them you know what you're doing. They want a certain profit per month but a large percentage (85) of anything above that is yours to keep.

>>24986349
Very interested. Do you know such a firm?

>>24986349
>This is actually a real thing.
I know

> Prop firms will give you 50k to play with

No, prop firms give select people money to play with. Prop firms don't give YOU money to play with. Could you even begin to guess why?

>>24986590
>>24986349
I am very certain I can provide proof of knowledge of what I'm doing. Just need to find someone that is willing to put capital to work. Of course very willing to fly out, sign contracts and whatnot.

>>24986704
LOL holy fuck now they're 'flying you out' to learn about your super secret 2-3% gains. How much television do you watch in a day exactly?

>>24986915
My expense obviously. You really seem dense.
Feels like you're afraid of competition.

ITT: anons shitting on OP because it makes them feel like Big Men