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is arbitrage still possible in crypto ? anyone has any luck with this method ?

I've tried it but I don't feel like I have much benefit from that method. Unless we really have quite large capital. Because sometimes the price difference between Cex is not that big. Or sometimes it returns to the same price quickly. But this method is still possible. But it must be an altcoin that has fast transaction speeds. Because if we do this on an altcoin that has a very slow network confirmation speed then we will be late when sending it to another exchange. But for now I don't use that method. Because it's too risky. Because sometimes we experience losses when prices decline and we actually lose in transaction fees.

Arbitrage trading is still possible in crypto trading but I don't know about the popularity, most traders that I know don't use the method, they'd prefer to do their trading in one exchange, because in using different exchange you'd have to be monitoring prices in them, in the end the difference might not be much, or within a short time price can stabilize. Moreover it might not be worth it without having enough capital, so it comes down to the choice of individual traders, the method that suits them best

The popularity decreased as the exchange has now better price rates that is near from other exchanges. It became more unprofitable than ever. There are a lot of new exchange now, I believe that you can take advantage of those especially if the token you plan to do arbitrage is newly release, price difference might be far and could be profitable, include the new dexes on your options. Though as you said, monitoring them aren't that easy as there are so many exchange.