I have been making thousands of dollars carry trading cryptos

>carry trading
is that just hodl?

>>2232136
I will give you a hint. Remember when BTC peaked, the price it was in south korea? Imagine u would sell in korea and buy in the US or whatever

>>2232149
That's just arbitrage, you moron.
Brainlets making up words to sound smarter... Smh desu. Just quit your nonsense and invest in a solid project like Ethereum or BitBean

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>>2232166
LMAOOOO Yeah its arbitrage, and a carry trade you dumbfuck. You even bother, I made already several thousand dollars doing shit, while you are investing in a "solid project", yeah have fun waiting, ill be cashing out.

>>2232166
Honestly in finance it's really bad. Multiple words can have the same meaning and different countries have different words for the same shit

because im not interested in dealing with foreign banks just to arb, and i dont think theres much money to be made doing triangle arbs in crypto only either.

>>2232199
when there are 20% differences in price it is a lot, but yeah u need someone in a foreign country with bank accounts, and im lucky to have that.

>>2232216
ok describe your process OP.

>>2232126
Difference between carry trading and margin trading?

I could take advantage of this, there's at least a $500 difference price between market and my country's market, that is, I could sell a bitcoin for $2700.

The problem is I have no way to put those $2700 back into buying more bitcoins, because they would be in cash.

let's say there's an exchange where you can sell your coins for 3100+ USD, but they don't carry dollars or euros, only shitty niglet fiat currency.

So you would have to sell the nigger money for useful dollars later.

Is it still worth it?

>>2232932
>carry dollars or euros, only shitty niglet fiat currency.
That's my situation, we'd also have to trade our nigger currency for dollars, preferably a US account, then buy more coins and repeat the process. It's definitely worth it if you have all the pieces to make it function because it's zero risk, all profit and you're only limited by how fast you trade.

>>2232978
yeah, could use credit cards to buy more coins later, no need to trade for dollars. Coinmama accepts credit cards.

But don't forget to take the credit card fees + exchange rates into consideration.