Massive arbitrage discrepancies between crypto, stocks and ETFs. And spot vs derivatives.
Crypto, stock (share) and ETF prices should theoretically be linked. Same traders trade these.
Strangely, there are massive discrepancies between these instruments. This creates arbitrage threats for uneducated traders - but those can quite easily be tackled, and turned into ones advantage
Trading hypothesis
What traders get wrong
False assumption:
Crypto assets, crypto Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), and proxy stocks (that closely mirror crypto assets) - and their spot prices vs derivative prices - are priced correctly and there are no arbitrage opportunities.
Truth:
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Problem for trader:
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Key takeaways
What you should consider as a trader
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Data you need
"Better to be approximately right than precisely wrong"
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Data points
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Comparison of data sources
Where to get crucial data feeds
Bloomberg
Data available: ✗ No
Binance, OKX, Coinbase, Bybit, KuCoin, etc
Data available: ✗ No
Madjik
Data available: ✔ Yes
Get access to this data immediately.
Use yourself, or pass on to your software engineer. Or to your AI model - or to your boss.
Science behind hypothesis
Research supports this hypothesis
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