Fees & networks
Trading fees, withdrawal costs and blockchain networks — the details that decide whether a spread is actually profitable.
Withdrawal fees and networks explained
Withdrawal fees are flat, per-network charges that vary wildly by blockchain — and picking the right network can make or break an arbitrage trade.
2 min readTrading fees: maker vs taker
Maker vs taker fees explained: why arbitrage pays the taker fee on both legs (~0.2% round trip) and how ArbiHunt subtracts both before ranking.
5 min readChoosing the right network for a transfer
ERC-20 vs TRC-20 vs BEP-20: how to pick the cheapest compatible blockchain network, why both exchanges must support it, and how it changes net profit.
5 min readDeposit and withdrawal times
Why crypto deposit and withdrawal times swing from seconds to hours, why the wait is arbitrage's core risk, and how pre-funding both exchanges removes it.
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