find-arbitrage-opps
Find arbitrage opportunities across exchanges by comparing prices for fungible token pairs like BTC/WBTC and USDT/USDC.
What this skill does
# find-arbitrage-opps
Find arbitrage opportunities across all Hummingbot-connected exchanges by comparing prices for a trading pair, accounting for fungible tokens (e.g., BTC = WBTC, USDT = USDC).
## Prerequisites
Hummingbot API must be running with exchange connectors configured:
```bash
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hummingbot/skills/main/skills/lp-agent/scripts/check_prerequisites.sh)
```
## DEX Support
By default the script queries CEX connectors via the Hummingbot API. Add `--dex` to also fetch prices from:
| DEX | Chain | Default Network |
|-----|-------|-----------------|
| **Jupiter** | Solana | `mainnet-beta` |
| **Uniswap** | Ethereum | `mainnet` |
| **PancakeSwap** | Ethereum (BSC) | `bsc` |
DEX prices are fetched directly via the Hummingbot Gateway. Make sure Gateway is running on `http://localhost:15888` (or set `GATEWAY_URL`).
> ⚠️ **BTC markets** are only available to Australian residents on some exchanges. A warning is printed automatically when BTC/WBTC/cbBTC is included in the search.
## Workflow
### Step 1: Define Token Mappings
User specifies the base and quote tokens, including fungible equivalents:
- **Base tokens**: BTC, WBTC, cbBTC (all represent Bitcoin)
- **Quote tokens**: USDT, USDC, USD (all represent USD)
### Step 2: Find Arbitrage Opportunities
```bash
# Basic - CEX only
python scripts/find_arb_opps.py --base BTC --quote USDT
# Include fungible tokens
python scripts/find_arb_opps.py --base BTC,WBTC --quote USDT,USDC
# Include DEX prices (Jupiter + Uniswap via Gateway)
python scripts/find_arb_opps.py --base SOL --quote USDC --dex
python scripts/find_arb_opps.py --base ETH,WETH --quote USDT,USDC --dex
# Minimum spread filter
python scripts/find_arb_opps.py --base SOL --quote USDC --dex --min-spread 0.1
# Filter to specific CEX connectors
python scripts/find_arb_opps.py --base BTC --quote USDT --connectors binance,kraken,coinbase
```
### Step 3: Analyze Results
The script outputs:
- Prices from each CEX and DEX source
- Best bid/ask across all sources
- Arbitrage spread (buy low, sell high)
- Recommended pairs for arbitrage
## Script Options
```bash
python scripts/find_arb_opps.py --help
```
| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `--base` | Base token(s), comma-separated (e.g., BTC,WBTC) |
| `--quote` | Quote token(s), comma-separated (e.g., USDT,USDC) |
| `--connectors` | Filter to specific CEX connectors (optional) |
| `--dex` | Include DEX prices via Gateway (Jupiter + Uniswap) |
| `--min-spread` | Minimum spread % to show (default: 0.0) |
| `--json` | Output as JSON |
## Output Example
```
============================================================
SOL / USDC Arbitrage Scanner
DEX: Jupiter (Solana mainnet-beta), Uniswap (Ethereum mainnet)
============================================================
Lowest: binance $132.4500
Highest: jupiter (DEX) $132.8900
Spread: 0.332% ($0.4400)
Sources: 5 prices from 5 sources
Top Arbitrage Opportunities:
--------------------------------------------------------
1. Buy binance @ $132.4500
Sell jupiter (DEX) @ $132.8900
Profit: 0.332% ($0.4400)
```
## Environment Variables
```bash
export HUMMINGBOT_API_URL=http://localhost:8000
export API_USER=admin
export API_PASS=admin
export GATEWAY_URL=http://localhost:15888 # for DEX prices
```
Scripts check for `.env` in: `./hummingbot-api/.env` → `~/.hummingbot/.env` → `.env`
## Requirements
- Hummingbot API running (for CEX prices)
- Gateway running (for DEX prices with `--dex` flag)
- Exchange connectors configured with API keys
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