Price differences across exchanges
BTC, ETH, and SOL prices on six exchanges, with the net estimate after both taker fees.
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How to read the result
The scanner compares like quotes only: USDT with USDT and USD with USD. The net estimate buys at the lowest price and sells at the highest, then subtracts the taker fee on each exchange. It uses last traded prices and is not guaranteed executable profit.
The calculation uses the last traded price and reference base taker rates. Your account tier, region, and trading pair may differ. Order-book depth, transfers, withdrawals, slippage, and price moves during execution are excluded.
What the scanner shows
Each coin is shown in separate USD and USDT markets. Quotes are never mixed. The best venues to buy and sell are highlighted in each group.
Prices refresh once a minute. If an exchange does not respond, its price is left out of the comparison.
How the net estimate works
The estimate buys at the lowest price and sells at the highest, then subtracts the reference taker fee on each exchange. Rates depend on region, account tier, and trading pair, so check the fee schedule for your account.
The calculation excludes withdrawal and transfer fees, slippage, and price moves while orders execute. Your actual result may be lower.
- Taker fee for the buy on the first exchange
- Taker fee for the sell on the second exchange
- Withdrawal and transfer costs between exchanges
- Slippage and price movement during execution
A note on arbitrage
A positive estimate is not a guaranteed profit. It covers only the displayed reference fees and market prices at the time of the snapshot, before transfers and actual execution costs.
FAQ
Where do the prices come from?
From public exchange market data. The NMNH server collects prices once a minute; this page displays the result.
Does the net estimate include both trading fees?
Yes. It subtracts a reference taker fee for the buy and for the sell. Your account rate may differ, and transfers, withdrawals, and slippage are excluded.
Do I need an account?
No. The page is free and open without registration.