LAVA Recently has a noteworthy opportunity — when a new exchange launches trading pairs, it often presents a window of opportunity.
Why is that? When a new platform first integrates a certain coin, liquidity hasn't fully spread yet, and order book depth is still being rebuilt. The quotes between different exchanges often become out of sync. During this time, arbitrage opportunities arise, which may last only a few minutes to half an hour, but they do exist.
To put it simply, emotional factors are not that important; what's crucial is whether you're prepared. Have you tested your API interfaces? Is your funds allocation reasonable? Can you monitor order book data in real time? These details determine whether you can truly seize that fleeting price difference. Opportunities are given to those who are prepared — this is especially true in trading.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 12-10 14:55
The window period for securing a position is correct, but very few people can truly seize it. Details are the key.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 12-10 14:43
Oh man, I'm too familiar with this trick. It's always like this—eventually, if you're a few milliseconds slow on your reaction, it's gone.
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consensus_whisperer
· 12-10 14:39
It is indeed easy to get rich quickly during the first few minutes of a new coin listing, but most people simply can't react in time.
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governance_ghost
· 12-10 14:37
Chasing arbitrage dreams again, listening to the half-hour window and hearing good news, only to realize it's already over by the time I react.
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 12-10 14:31
This is indeed a golden time window for arbitrage, but honestly, most people still can't react in time.
The API needs to be prepared in advance, or else by the time you react, others will have already finished eating.
LAVA Recently has a noteworthy opportunity — when a new exchange launches trading pairs, it often presents a window of opportunity.
Why is that? When a new platform first integrates a certain coin, liquidity hasn't fully spread yet, and order book depth is still being rebuilt. The quotes between different exchanges often become out of sync. During this time, arbitrage opportunities arise, which may last only a few minutes to half an hour, but they do exist.
To put it simply, emotional factors are not that important; what's crucial is whether you're prepared. Have you tested your API interfaces? Is your funds allocation reasonable? Can you monitor order book data in real time? These details determine whether you can truly seize that fleeting price difference. Opportunities are given to those who are prepared — this is especially true in trading.