Question 1

How much capital do I need?

Accepted Answer

Spreads are percentages — they scale to your size. Most subscribers run $5k–$200k across both legs. Below ~$2k, exchange fees eat most of the edge.

Question 2

What returns are realistic?

Accepted Answer

We don't promise returns — spreads vary with market conditions. Every displayed number is net of fees, and closed trades are posted in our Telegram channel. Judge from real receipts, not projections.

Question 3

What exactly does the trial include?

Accepted Answer

$40 for 7 days of full Premium access — the whole scanner, charts and alerts, no limits. One trial per account. No auto-renewal: it simply ends.

Question 4

Can you touch my funds?

Accepted Answer

No. Funds stay on your own exchange accounts, and the API keys you connect are withdrawal-disabled. We could not move your money even if we wanted to. You can also use the scanner with no keys at all.

Question 5

How do I cancel?

Accepted Answer

There's nothing to cancel — payments are one-time crypto invoices, nothing recurs. Access simply runs to the end of the paid period.

Question 6

How does the scanner work?

Accepted Answer

It holds live WebSocket connections to the exchanges and computes the spread on every pair in real time — between prices, between funding rates, spot vs futures. Rows are ranked by net profit: both legs' taker fees, funding and deposit/withdraw status are already in the math. You see where the edge is right now, with no manual flipping between tabs and spreadsheets.

Question 7

What makes this different from other aggregators?

Accepted Answer

Net values, not raw spreads: every row is already after both legs' taker fees, with funding and deposit/withdraw status folded in. Plus perp-DEX coverage the big aggregators don't have (Hyperliquid, Paradex, Lighter, Aster) and a max-position column from real book depth — so you see what size the books actually support right now.

Question 8

Where does the $2,148 profit figure come from?

Accepted Answer

It's one captured spread as an example, not a promise. Net profit = (entry spread − exit spread) × position size, minus both legs' taker fees; for funding trades, add the payments collected over the hold. The same math sits behind every scanner row, and closed trades are posted in our Telegram — judge from real receipts.

Question 9

What are the risks?

Accepted Answer

Spread arbitrage is market-neutral but not risk-free: a spread can widen further before it converges, slippage on thin books eats part of the edge, and funding can flip. Keep size within the max-position column, price both legs, and remember this is an analysis tool — execution and position management stay with you.

Question 10

How do I pay?

Accepted Answer

Crypto only — USDT via the OxaPay gateway or direct TRC-20 transfer. The invoice is generated at checkout and confirms automatically.

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