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No, they don't. There doesn't need to be an arbitrage. If you have 10 USDT and I give you 9.90 USD for that...nothing else needs to happen. But the degree that
by qeternity 6y ago
No, they don't. There doesn't need to be an arbitrage. If you have 10 USDT and I give you 9.90 USD for that...nothing else needs to happen.
But the degree that this is happening pales massively in comparison to the billions that are sat on exchanges and recycled.
Tether would be the first legitimate billion dollar operation where people have to say things like "but you didn't hear it from me".
- jrh206 6y ago> No, they don't. There doesn't need to be an arbitrage. If you have 10 USDT and I give you 9.90 USD for that...nothing else needs to happen. I'm not an expert, so I might be wrong (seriously, not sarcastically). I _think_ this is technically arbitrage even though you never complete the loop.
- qeternity 6y agoI’m a hedge fund trader. It’s not an arbitrage. It’s the furthest thing from an arbitrage.
- tylerhou 6y agoIt's arbitrage if you can close the loop with little or no risk. Preferably immediately if you already have a buyer lined up. Otherwise, you incur more risk -- you might be caught holding the bag when the music stops.