A newcomer to the crypto arena has recently grabbed our attention. ArbiSmart.com, a regulated, crypto arbitrage platform has been making waves, presenting the ultimate investment opportunity, promising zero effort, high returns and almost no risk at all.
Sound too good to be true? Well we’ve checked it out thoroughly and ArbiSmart is the real deal. Let’s take a look at what the company does and why it’s such a game-changer.
Crypto trading is widely acknowledged to be an exceptionally risky form of investment. For a start, the crypto markets are highly volatile, with wild swings potentially leading to huge gains but equally large losses. In addition, since cryptocurrencies are a newly emerging asset class, regulation is still one step behind and legislators in much of the world have not caught up yet. This means that traders using online exchanges and investment platforms do not always benefit from consumer protections and can be vulnerable to scammers and hackers.
So, how does ArbiSmart take advantage of crypto market profitability while reducing the risk down to almost nothing? The answer is in large part due to the use of crypto arbitrage.
How Does Crypto Arbitrage Work?
Crypto arbitrage is considered one of the lowest-risk forms of investing. It involves benefiting from the fact that for a short period, a cryptocurrency can be available at different prices across multiple exchanges, at once. ArbiSmart’s automated platform scans over 20 exchanges simultaneously, 24/7, to find these price disparities. It buys the coin on the exchange where the price is lowest and then instantly sell it on the exchange where it is priced the highest, making a profit before the temporary price difference is resolved. The system can work at lightning speed exploiting market opportunities the second they develop, with no danger of a sudden market reversal wiping out your capital.
Simply sign up with the platform and fund your account, with either fiat or crypto. The platform then takes over, earning you a passive income while you get on with your day. Your capital is automatically converted into RBIS, the platform’s native token, and used for crypto arbitrage, though it can be withdrawn at any time in BTC, ETH, or EUR. Even though the RBIS token is not yet listed on the exchanges, in the 18 months since its introduction, it has already risen 120%, generating huge capital gains for investors, and it is projected to go up by 3,000% in the next 18 months.
Clients have the option to place their profits in an ArbiSmart wallet, so that instead of sitting idle, their fiat or crypto is earning up to 45% interest a year. Rates are based on the account currency, the deposit amount and type of savings account chosen. Accounts locked for a set period earn higher interest, with better returns the longer the lock.
How Safe Are Your Savings?
Since ArbiSmart is EU licensed, client capital is safeguarded against scams and hacks by means of external auditing, strict ID verification procedures, bank-grade data security protocols and a client insurance fund covering all client capital.
ArbiSmart has already built an impressive reputation across consumer reviews sites and various social media platforms, with consistently positive client feedback. We’ve found ArbiSmart to be accountable and accessible, with a support team available 24/7 to provide personal assistance, via multiple channels.
Want to check out the company for yourself? Go to ArbiSmart.com to either learn more about crypto arbitrage or start investing.
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