Hi, can you explain a little how the trading process go? you buy a certain pair from one exchange, and then sell on another? but how does the algorithm take into account the transaction time from one exchange to another for example, especially in cases where the margin is too small, that it might turn into a negative trade while waiting for the transaction from 1 exchange to another.
Also, just to confirm, the investor allocates a certain amount of ATAO and then receives profits also in ATAO, and then can exchange ATAO for BTC on TaoX exchange, correct?
How is it different from gstar that I encountered here?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4209418.0Their development is on the way as they said they have initial funding.
How about this project, do you have seed funds to initiate your developments?
Based on a quick glance at Gstar, Arbitao and Gstar are two very different projects with different goals. Gstar seems to be a kind of toolset for traders which should improve the trading experience. Arbitao trades for itself focusing exclusively on arbitrage trading techniques. Your participation as an investor adds to the Arbitaos growth - and we share the profits. We don't equip you with any trading tools, supporting AI, market analysis and so on.
Yes, Arbitao has private investors who helped to accelerate the development of the already working product.