Dashboard - Arbitrage Bot

New here? Click the Help button for a quick start guide, or read the full guide.

Today's P&L

$0.00

Opportunities

Trades Today

Open Positions

Performance

Last 7 days

Configuration

Polymarket Wallet Not configured

Kalshi Account [email protected]

Max Position Size $200

Min Profit Threshold 2.5%

Auto-Trade Manual

Activity

No recent activity

Risk Management

Total Exposure

Daily P&L

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ETH Oracle Front-Running

Current ETH Price

$--

Binance: -- Coinbase: -- CoinGecko: --

Auto-Trade ETH

ETH Markets

Resolving Soon

Opportunities

Today's Profit

Front-run ETH price markets by trading before oracle resolution. Buy YES when ETH is above threshold, NO when below. The bot monitors markets resolving within 5 minutes and executes when confidence exceeds 90%.

No ETH price markets found

ETH price prediction markets will appear here when detected

Active Opportunities

No front-running opportunities right now

Opportunities appear when markets are within 5 minutes of resolution

New Market Alerts

Newly launched markets (<48h old) with potential pricing inefficiencies. New markets often have wider spreads and mispriced odds.

No new market alerts

New markets with cross-platform spreads or inefficient pricing will appear here

Live Spread Monitor

Real-time spread tracking between Polymarket and Kalshi. Opportunities above your profit threshold appear here.

Tracked Pairs

Max Spread

New Markets

High Priority

No spread opportunities above threshold

Cross-platform spreads exceeding your profit threshold will appear here

Same-Market Arbitrage (Guaranteed Return)

Markets where YES + NO prices are less than 100%. Buy both for guaranteed profit regardless of outcome.

No same-market arbitrage opportunities

These are rare but guaranteed profit opportunities

Exact Match Opportunities

No exact match opportunities detected yet

These are markets with identical resolution criteria

Open Positions

No open positions

Quick Start

Click "Start" to begin scanning for arbitrage opportunities
Choose mode: Paper (simulated) or Live (real money)
Monitor opportunities in the cards below
Click "Trade" on any opportunity to execute (or enable Auto-Trade)

Trading Modes

Paper Mode

Simulates trades without real money. Use this to test strategies and learn how the bot works.

Live Mode

Executes real trades. Requires API keys configured. Start with small amounts!

ETH Oracle Strategy

The bot monitors ETH price and finds Polymarket markets like "Will ETH be above $3,000 on Feb 1?"

How it works:

ETH price is tracked in real-time via Binance
When ETH definitively crosses a market's threshold (e.g., $3,000)
The outcome becomes certain before the market resolves
Buy the certain outcome (YES or NO) at a discount
Profit when market resolves to $1.00

To run the focused ETH bot: python eth_oracle_bot.py --mode paper

Configuration

Polymarket Keys	Setup wizard on first run, or Settings page
Kalshi Keys	Setup wizard on first run, or Settings page
Trading Limits	Settings page: max position, min profit %, daily limits
AWS (Production)	Set environment variables or use AWS Secrets Manager

Testing the Bot

Test connection: python eth_oracle_bot.py --test
Paper trade: python eth_oracle_bot.py --mode paper
Watch for opportunities in the terminal output
Verify trades appear in the Positions section

Troubleshooting

No opportunities? Markets may not have sufficient price discrepancies right now
Connection errors? Check your internet and API keys
Weather not showing? Polymarket may have few/no weather markets currently
Need help? Check the README.md or QUICKSTART.md files

Arbitrage Bot

Performance

Configuration

Activity

Risk Management

ETH Oracle Front-Running

Active Opportunities

New Market Alerts

Live Spread Monitor

Same-Market Arbitrage (Guaranteed Return)

Related Markets by Topic

Exact Match Opportunities

Open Positions

Edit Setting

Execute Trade

Alert

User Guide

Quick Start

Trading Modes

Paper Mode

Live Mode

ETH Oracle Strategy

Configuration

Testing the Bot

Troubleshooting