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That's an arbitrage, then, if both sides are immediately available. Then it's just a question of how much profit can you lock-in.
by audiometry 5y ago
That's an arbitrage, then, if both sides are immediately available. Then it's just a question of how much profit can you lock-in.
- TrapLord_Rhodo 5y agoyup but arbitrage is usually through other exchanges, or exploiting a triangle between assets. In runeescape there was downright no liquidity so it's more like day trading and using the liqudity gap as your margin.