Crypto arbitrage via P2P. The system works by allowing traders to trade with each other on their own terms, giving investors the ability to set the final price.

The most common platform used by most traders for P2P arbitrage trading is the Binance exchange. The trading process on this platform is very simple. Once a user decides to buy cryptocurrency, Binance P2P acts as an intermediary, holding the funds until the transaction is completed and monitoring the payment. The buyer then transfers funds to the seller using one of the provided payment methods. Once the transaction is completed, the buyer notifies the seller through the platform and waits for the funds to be credited to their account.

Depending on the exchange used, traders have many options for trading on a P2P platform.

• Take Binance, for example, which uses an internal arbitrage model. In this model, investors take advantage of the spread between the payment method and the price of the corresponding cryptocurrency. They buy from a seller at a lower price and sell to another buyer at a higher price. All this happens within the platform, which avoids the risk and additional costs of transferring funds between the exchange and Binance P2P.

• Traders search for tokens at a lower price on the Binance spot market and then sell them at a higher price on Binance P2P. It is important to set price limits on the spot market and check the compatibility of currencies on both platforms.

• The methodology is the same as in the previous section, but keep in mind that different platforms charge different fees and there may be costs and delays when transferring funds between exchanges.

In this case, traders can make several trading cycles to make a profit. Cryptocurrencies can be purchased through a variety of methods, including bank transfers, bank cards, cryptocurrency ATMs, and online payment platforms. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages in terms of cost, speed and convenience.

To achieve better results, you can take training in cryptocurrency arbitrage. In this regard, there are many paid and free courses on the market today, ranging from Udemy to schools specializing in cryptocurrency trading. There are also many blogs where experienced traders share their observations and strategies. Useful information channels can be found on Telegram, such as P2Pexperty and Spread Maker.

It is worth adding that arbitrage trading is legal in Russia, but it is necessary to comply with the rules that apply to cryptocurrency transactions in general. First of all, profits from such transactions must be taxed. If large sums are transferred to personal accounts, the tax authorities may have questions, and the owner may have problems, including freezing of bank cards. According to the legislation of the Russian Federation, the tax rate is currently 13 percent.

Therefore, as with any transaction, it is necessary to prove the legality of the funds. Therefore, buying and selling cryptocurrencies on various exchanges is not illegal as long as the trader follows the rules.”