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Bitcoin Arbitrage - Priceonomics

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Last edited Nov 6, 2014
Created on Dec 26, 2013

This visualization performs a real-time Bitcoin arbitrage search, scanning live foreign-exchange rates to identify duality and triangular arbitrage opportunities. It outputs mathematical formulas, rendered with MathJax, that show how currency pairs can be traded for profit. The data comes from Priceonomics’ FX rate API, fetched via YQL’s JSONP callback. The code uses JavaScript functions to generate combinations and states, then displays results in an HTML page styled with CSS, all coordinated through jQuery.

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