Reflection for traders — Are you correctly analyzing crypto/fiat pairs on Binance? 🌍
Many users focus solely on classic pairs like BTC/USDT or ETH/USDT, but Binance offers a wide variety of local crypto/fiat pairs — such as ARS, BRL, EUR, TRY, COP, CZK, JPY, MXN, PLN, RON, UAH, ZAR — that hide great arbitrage opportunities thanks to their spreads.
🔍 What is the spread and why should you pay attention to it?
The spread is the difference between the buying price (bid) and the selling price (ask).
A wide spread may indicate low liquidity, but it can also represent a profit opportunity if you know how to take advantage of it.
Even if it is not the currency of your country, you can enter and exit through those pairs if you find a favorable price difference, especially when Binance applies 0% Maker fee on some of them, such as ARS, which has pairs with no fee.
💡 Pairs to consider for spread and arbitrage analysis:
BTC/ARS vs BTC/USDT
ETH/BRL vs ETH/USDC
USDT/TRY vs USDT/USD
BNB/COP vs BNB/USDT
USDC/MXN, USDT/EUR, BTC/ZAR, ETH/PLN, USDT/UAH, ETH/JPY, etc.
✅ Tips for analyzing them:
You will compare real-time prices between local fiat pairs and global pairs.
Keep in mind current fees and promotions (Binance offers 0% Maker fee on several fiat pairs).
Observe the volume and depth of the order book.
We use tools like TradingView, CoinMarketCap, or the charts within Binance.
You will consider the stability of stablecoins like USDT, USDC, and others to evaluate efficient entries and exits.
📈 Arbitrage is not always immediate...
But with constant observation and strategic analysis, real profit opportunities can arise.
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🧭 And you?
What are you looking at today?
What was the largest spread you found recently?
💬 Share your experience in the comments and keep exploring new combinations.
