How Much Can One Earn Monthly From Arbitrage Trading?

 



The truth is, you can earn as much as possible depending on your capital and trading strategy. Whether it is OTC, launchpad or coin listing arbitrage trading, one can make as much as $1000 to $2000 monthly income. Let's take the launchpad arbitrage trading and coinlisting arbitrage as example. Different exchanges offers launchpad and coin listing opportunities and over the years, we have been able to spot out the *best and most profitable exchanges* for launchpad and coin listing arbitrage trading. Some of these exchanges include A, B, X, Y, Z etc.

I will mention three then others later. Here:

Binance registration link :-


https://accounts.binance.com/register?ref=465512495


Referral code:  465512495

 


Kucoin registration link:-


https://www.kucoin.com/r/rf/rMPLTDF

Referral code:  rMPLTDF



Bybit registration link :-


https://www.bybit.com/invite?ref=53PQ5B

Referral code : 53PQ5B


Now let's go back to the track:

Let me use a good example of the launchpad we did to show you how much you can make from this trading strategy.


When the coin launchpad opened, it was pre-listed at 0.003.


When it was launched for trading, it went up to 0.01.

And we sold immediately.

Let's assume you participated in the launchpad with $500.

At the pre-listing price of 0.003, $500 will get you about 166666.7 worth of that particular coin.

That is: 500 ÷ 0.003

Now, when it was listed and went up to 0.01

Your $500 becomes = 0.01 X 166666.7

Which is  $1666.7

You've made about *$1000+* profit from just one single trade!

That's about N750,000!

Even if you participated with just $100 or so, you will still make a decent profit.

No doubt about this. 


*Can A Newbie Easily Learn Crypto Arbitrage Trading ?* 📍

Yes!

Yes!!

And... 

Yes!!!

Truth is, arbitrage trading is one of the easiest income opportunities anyone can learn in the crypto space.

By newbies, I mean people who have NO knowledge of crypto, have never traded before or just have little understanding of the crypto space.

Arbitrage trading is detailed and easy to understand ; even a 12yr old kid can easily learn and implement it.

*What Makes The Arbitrage Trading System Unique & Special* 📍

It is NOT mining, airdrops, futures trading, spot trading or any of those complicated stuffs involved in crypto trading.

Nope! 

This is way easier and simpler.

🍎Finally, OTC & Pair Arbitrage Trading gives you the leverage to make profits on a DAILY basis.

Launchpad and coin listing arbitrage  opportunities are always available in different exchanges at different times.

Has nothing to do with the bear or the bull run in the crypto market.

Doesn't require any complexity of technical or fundamental analysis.

You don't need any indepth knowledge of crypto --- as long as you can follow simple instructions, you are good to go.

Newbie friendly --- even a 15yr old kid can easily learn and do this within a day. 

Has nothing to with signals or analysis.

Very safe and profitable.

The safety of capital  makes it preferable to every other crypto trading models. 

On a personal note, I don't like loosing money so I always go for opportunities that guarantees the safety of my funds to some extent.


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