-Process-
Internal triangular arbitrage without manual clicking
The strategy is based on price differences between three assets on the same exchange. Qbit helps detect a cycle, run an automated exchange sequence, and review the result after execution.
-Simulation example-
How much remains after one cycle? Bot numbers.
Below is an educational simulation of one cycle: three pairs, fees deducted and the result after execution. These figures do not represent a real trade or guarantee a similar outcome.
The simulation shows that a price difference alone is not enough. The bot compares the expected result with the result after fees and execution to filter out weak signals.
What the bot does in this example
1. Calculates the relationship between 3 pairs
The bot compares exchange rates and checks whether a cycle can return to USDT with a positive result.
2. Deducts fees and accounts for execution risk
Before sending orders, it accounts for fees, potential slippage and available liquidity.
3. Records the final result
After the cycle, you can compare the expected and final results to assess execution quality.
-Platform-
Bot for automated crypto exchange
After activation, you get a dashboard combining an opportunity scanner, bot module, profitability controls and logs of executed arbitrage cycles.
Profitability control
Set thresholds for fees, slippage and minimum results before the bot executes a cycle.
Balances and pairs
View balances, exchange status and the pairs used by the strategy in one place.
API and bot onboarding
We help you configure the API, permissions and initial bot launch without unnecessary delays.
-Capital protection-
How the bot filters weak signals
The bot filters dozens of weak signals each day, targeting cycles with a realistic chance of a positive result after fees.
Fees consume the result? The bot skips it.
Before executing a cycle, it checks whether a positive result remains after fees. If not, it skips the signal.
Price moved too far? Filtered out.
Potential slippage between trades is estimated in advance. A weak cycle stays in the scanner.
Low liquidity means a worse result. Skipped.
The bot checks available liquidity before sending orders to assess whether execution is acceptable.
Your capital goes only into cycles that pass the filters.
Together, the filters limit execution to cycles that could realistically be profitable.
-After login-
What exactly you see after logging in
-How to start-
How to start your bot
The process is simple: activate your account, configure access and launch a strategy in the dashboard.
1. Register an account
Sign up to access the platform. Configure the API and bot directly in the dashboard after account activation.
2. Connect an exchange via API
Enter your exchange API keys and set risk parameters in the dashboard. Each step is explained and setup takes around a dozen minutes.
3. Launch automated exchange
The bot monitors opportunities and executes automatic trades according to your rules and risk limits.
-RWA / Stablecoin Earn-
Put USDT and USDC to work beyond active trading
RWA Earn helps compare strategies based on tokenized Treasury bills, money market funds, stablecoin vaults and DeFi lending. Its purpose is to manage idle stablecoins, rather than pursue aggressive speculation.
How does RWA Earn work?
Stablecoins can be allocated to products linked to real-world assets: short-term US government debt, money market funds or managed vaults. The dashboard presents expected APR, risk, liquidity and access requirements before you decide.
- Conservative profile: tokenized Treasuries and money market funds.
- Flexible profile: exchange earn, stablecoin vaults and lending.
- Higher-yield strategies require a separate assessment of credit, liquidity and smart contract risks.
T-Bill Vaults
Allocate USDC/USDT to products based on short-term bonds and money market funds.
4-6% APRExchange Earn
Simple stablecoin earn subscriptions with daily rewards and platform exposure.
3-8% APRDeFi Lending
Lending or collateral for RWA-backed stablecoins, with additional smart contract risk.
5-10% APRPrivate Credit RWA
Higher-yield credit products only for users who accept lower liquidity.
8-12%+ APR-ICO Marketplace-
Early access to new crypto projects
Browse selected token offerings in the Qbit dashboard. Details and purchases are available after registration or login.
What is an ICO?
An ICO, or Initial Coin Offering, is a funding stage for a blockchain project in which tokens are offered to investors before the full market launch. You can review the price, token allocation, sale dates and documentation before deciding whether to participate.
How does access work?
- The project list comes directly from the Qbit database.
- Token purchases require an active account and an ICO wallet.
- Before purchasing, you can review the description, price, dates and source links.
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-FAQ-
Frequently asked questions before signing up
-Scenarios-
Example ways to use the platform
The examples below are educational scenarios, not verified customer reviews or promises of results.
A trader uses the scanner to detect price differences between pairs, then sets thresholds and assesses risk before enabling automation.
A user reviews cycle logs to see where fees and slippage reduced the result, then compares settings without treating simulations as guarantees.
An operator configures an API key without withdrawal permissions, tests filters in simulation mode and reviews the logs before considering the next steps.
-Your security-
Protecting your funds and API keys from day one
The bot cannot withdraw funds
API keys are configured for trading only, without withdrawal permissions. Your funds stay on the exchange under your control.
You set the risk limits
The bot operates only within the thresholds you define: minimum profit, maximum price slippage and the range of pairs. It does not trade outside those limits.
Email support
For questions about the API or bot settings, contact us by email. The dashboard documentation guides you through every setup step.
-Next step-
Start now. Your account is active immediately.
Sign up, connect your exchange API and launch the bot. Manage the setup in your dashboard.
Have questions? Write to: support@qbitarbitrage.pl