Hey makers I built Arbitrage Spread Scanner Pro for a simple pain: the same crypto on different exchanges, and I m still tab-switching hoping not to miss a dislocation. It s a TradingView Pine tool that: compares a base exchange vs up to 10 venues plots max relative spread % in a separate pane shows a MAX / SELL / BUY table supports levels + alertconditions Important framing:
This is a research / decision-support scanner not an auto-trading bot and not risk-free arb. Spreads on the chart don t auto-include fees, funding, latency, or book depth. Curious what this community thinks: 1) If you monitor multi-exchange crypto, what s your actual workflow today?
2) Which exchange pairs matter most in real use (not theory)?
3) What alert threshold would you actually leave on overnight?
4) What would make a tool like this a hard no for you? Happy to share how the spread math works and what s in the full pack (Pine + docs + risk checklist).
Feedback welcome especially from people who ve burned time on false arb prints.
Would love to see an option to save watchlists of custom exchange pairs so I dont have to reconfigure the scanner every session. Maybe persist the top 10 setups with timestamps too, that way I can spot which spreads tend to stay wide longest.
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