How to read the ArbiHunt dashboard

The ArbiHunt dashboard is a live, ranked table of arbitrage opportunities across 23 exchanges. This guide walks through what each part means and how to act on it.

The opportunities table

Each row is one opportunity — the same coin, buyable on one exchange and sellable higher on another. The key columns:

• Pair — the coin and quote currency (e.g. ETH/USDT).
• Buy on — the exchange with the lower price, and that price.
• Sell on — the exchange with the higher price, and that price.
• Spread % — the gross gap before costs.
• Net profit — the estimated profit after trading fees, the withdrawal fee and live liquidity. This is the number to focus on. (Net profit is a PRO feature.)
• Liquidity — how much depth the order books can absorb before slippage bites.
• Networks — the blockchain network(s) both exchanges support for transferring the coin.

Rows are ranked by net profit, so the most worthwhile opportunities sit at the top.

Filters

Use the filters to focus on what's tradeable for you:

• Minimum spread / net profit — hide marginal rows.
• Minimum liquidity — only show opportunities deep enough for your size.
• Exchanges — restrict to venues where you hold accounts.
• Networks — restrict to chains you prefer (e.g. only low-fee networks).

Set the filters once and the live table keeps applying them as prices refresh.

Verifying an opportunity before you act

Tap a row to open its detail view. Before moving any funds, confirm:

1. Same asset — ArbiHunt shows the contract address on each exchange. Check they match so you know it's truly the same token, not two coins sharing a ticker.
2. Transfers enabled — withdrawals on the buy exchange and deposits on the sell exchange are both open for that coin/network.
3. Liquidity vs. your size — your trade size fits inside the available depth without heavy slippage.
4. The spread still holds — prices move fast; re-check right before you trade.

Refresh and timing

The scanner refreshes on a fast loop (~30 seconds in production), so the table is a live snapshot. An opportunity can close before your transfer arrives — factor transfer time into every decision.

Nothing here is financial advice. Arbitrage carries risk and opportunities may not always be executable.