Profit from price differences across blockchains by bridging and trading.
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Typical APY range10% - 100%
What is Cross-Chain Arbitrage?
Cross-chain arbitrage involves exploiting price differences for the same asset across different blockchains. When ETH trades at $2,000 on Ethereum but $2,010 on Arbitrum, arbitrageurs can buy on one chain and sell on the other for profit.
How It Works
Monitor prices across multiple chains simultaneously
Identify significant price discrepancies
Bridge assets to the cheaper chain
Buy on the cheap chain, bridge to expensive chain
Sell for profit (minus bridge and gas fees)
Key Considerations
Speed: Opportunities disappear quickly; automated bots dominate
Fees: Bridge fees and gas must be lower than price difference
Risk: Bridge delays can eliminate profits or cause losses
Capital: Need funds on multiple chains
Getting Started
Set up wallets on target chains
Use fast bridge aggregators (Li.Fi, Socket)
Monitor with price aggregators
Start with small amounts to understand timing
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How to Get Started
1Deploy capital across multiple chains
2Set up monitoring for price discrepancies
3Use fast bridges for execution
4Execute buy on cheap chain
5Bridge and sell on expensive chain
6Account for all fees in profit calculation
Pros
✓Can be highly profitable
✓Market-neutral strategy
✓Helps market efficiency
Cons
✗Highly competitive
✗Requires significant capital
✗Bridge risks
✗Complex execution
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