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Bitcoin Arbitrage (extension)

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ZZJONSSON
Last edited Nov 6, 2014
Created on Dec 29, 2013

This extension of the Bitcoin Arbitrage exercise calculates bid/offer spreads for each currency pair and checks all triangular combinations for arbitrage opportunities under those spreads. The page displays the mathematical formulas using MathJax, showing both the triangular calculations and the derived bid/offer prices for every pair. It uses jQuery to update the DOM and fetches live exchange-rate data from the Priceonomics API via a JSONP request through Yahoo Query Language. No charting or visualization library is used; the output is purely text-based mathematical notation.

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