Aster Arbitrage Opportunities
Live Aster arbitrage: spot price spreads between Aster and other exchanges. Real-time scanner with net profit after withdrawal fees. Free.
Aster Arbitrage Snapshot
Top Arbitrage Spreads
LIVE| Coin | Buy On | Sell On | Spread | Depth / Route | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAME | MEXC | Aster | 0.81% | ≈$29 Route closed | |
| HEMI | Aster | Gate.io | 0.80% | Route closed | |
| LAB | Gate.io | Aster | 0.65% | Route closed | |
| LAB | Bitget | Aster | 0.65% | ≈$19 Route closed | |
| LAB | KuCoin | Aster | 0.64% | ≈$43 Route closed | |
| LAB | MEXC | Aster | 0.61% | ≈$19 Route closed | |
| US | Gate.io | Aster | 0.60% | Route closed | |
| HEMI | MEXC | Aster | 0.51% | ≈$20 Route closed | |
| ARTX | Bitget | Aster | 0.38% | ≈$7 Route closed | |
| LAB | BingX | Aster | 0.35% | ≈$13 Route closed | |
| HEMI | Binance | Aster | 0.33% | ≈$20 Route closed | |
| ARTX | MEXC | Aster | 0.33% | ≈$7 Route closed | |
| FORM | Bitget | Aster | 0.31% | ≈$12 Route closed | |
| TAG | Gate.io | Aster | 0.27% | Route closed | |
| FORM | Gate.io | Aster | 0.19% | Route closed | |
| FORM | MEXC | Aster | 0.19% | ≈$12 Route closed | |
| FORM | Binance | Aster | 0.19% | ≈$12 Route closed | |
| FORM | BingX | Aster | 0.19% | ≈$12 Route closed | |
| FORM | Aster | Binance | 0.19% | ≈$12 Route closed | |
| FORM | Aster | MEXC | 0.19% | ≈$12 Route closed | |
| TAG | Aster | Bitget | 0.19% | ≈$3 Route closed | |
| HEMI | Aster | Binance | 0.17% | ≈$23 Route closed | |
| FORM | Aster | BingX | 0.15% | ≈$12 Route closed | |
| LONGXIA | Aster | KuCoin | 0.14% | ≈$20 Route closed | |
| HEMI | Aster | MEXC | 0.13% | ≈$23 Route closed | |
| TAG | Aster | MEXC | 0.12% | ≈$7 Route closed | |
| ASTER | BingX | Aster | 0.12% | ≈$1 Route closed | |
| TAG | Bitget | Aster | 0.11% | ≈$0 Route closed |
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Profit Calculator
| Investment | Gross Profit | Fees | Net Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000 | $8.12 | — | — |
| $5,000 | $40.60 | — | — |
| $10,000 | $81.20 | — | — |
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Withdrawal Fees
Cheapest route: BNB SMART CHAIN(BEP20) on MEXC — 142.85714286 MAME
See all MAME withdrawal fees →About spot arbitrage on Aster
Aster, like Hyperliquid, does not fit Yieldo's CEX spot-arbitrage panel in the usual sense — it is an on-chain perpetual DEX, not a spot exchange running an order book of coin pairs quoted against each other. There is no live spread list to track here the way there is for a centralized spot venue, since Aster's core product centers on perpetual futures trading rather than spot coin-to-coin pairs.
Any "arbitrage" activity connected to Aster runs through the same structurally different channels as other perp DEXs: a basis between the perpetual contract price and an underlying spot reference (driven by funding rates rather than a spot-quote spread), or a gap between an on-chain price and its CEX spot equivalent. As a newer platform, Aster's liquidity and price-discovery mechanics are still maturing, which can make on-chain-versus-CEX gaps wider and more variable than on a more established venue, but that is a different phenomenon from a CEX spot-arbitrage spread.
The honest framing for anyone arriving from a CEX arbitrage comparison: Aster trades the familiar CEX spot-spread scan for perp-basis and on-chain-versus-CEX dynamics at an earlier stage of maturity, worth evaluating on its own terms rather than expecting a like-for-like spread figure here.
Specs verified: 11.07.2026
Good for arbitrage traders
- + Perp-basis and on-chain price data on Aster are auditable directly on-chain, rather than resting on an internal exchange ledger
- + No account approval gate stands between a connected wallet and observing or acting on Aster's basis and price dynamics
- + As a newer platform, any on-chain-versus-CEX price gaps here can be wider than on a mature venue, which is informative even if not a CEX-style spread to trade directly
- + Funding-rate data underlying perp-basis moves is published continuously and transparently
Watch out for
- − There is no CEX-style spot order book here, so the spread-scanning approach this panel otherwise tracks does not apply directly to Aster
- − As a newer platform, Aster's liquidity and price-discovery mechanics are still maturing, adding uncertainty on top of the usual basis-driven dynamics
- − Perp-basis and on-chain-versus-CEX gaps are governed by funding rates and on-chain liquidity, not a simple buy-here-sell-there spot spread
- − On-chain execution introduces gas costs and settlement latency that a purely off-chain CEX-to-CEX spot trade does not carry
How spot arbitrage works on Aster
A spread opens whenever the same coin trades at a different price on Aster than on another exchange at the same moment — buy where it is cheap, transfer, sell where it is dear, and the gap is your gross profit. The number that matters is net, not gross: withdrawal fees, trading fees on both legs, and the minutes it takes to move funds all eat into the spread, so a 0.3% gap can vanish entirely on an illiquid coin with a $5 withdrawal fee. Order-book depth decides how much of the quoted spread is actually tradeable — a wide spread on a thin book might only support a $200 trade before the price moves against you. Speed is the other constraint: spreads on Aster typically close within minutes as other traders and bots arbitrage them away, so by the time a withdrawal confirms on-chain the opportunity may already be gone. Confirm the withdrawal network is open on Aster and the deposit network is open on the destination before you commit capital.
- 1 Find a live spread. Scan the table above for coins where Aster is one leg of the trade and the spread comfortably clears fees.
- 2 Check depth and fees. Confirm the order-book depth can absorb your trade size and subtract the withdrawal fee to see the real net spread, not the headline number.
- 3 Confirm the route is open. Verify withdrawal is enabled on the cheap side and deposit is enabled on the expensive side — exchanges pause networks without warning.
- 4 Execute both legs fast. Buy on the cheaper exchange, transfer, and sell on Aster (or the reverse) before the spread closes — most windows last only minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Aster have spot-arbitrage spreads like a CEX?
No — it is an on-chain perpetual DEX without a spot coin-pair order book, so this panel's CEX-to-CEX spread scan does not apply here in the usual sense.
What does arbitrage mean on Aster then?
Typically a basis between the perpetual contract price and an underlying spot reference (funding-rate-driven), or a gap between an on-chain price and its CEX spot equivalent — both distinct from a CEX spot-quote spread.
Why is there no top spread or opportunity count shown for Aster?
Because Aster does not run the kind of spot order book this panel tracks spreads against — showing a spot-arbitrage figure here would misrepresent what the platform actually does.
Are on-chain-versus-CEX price gaps wider on Aster than on a mature platform?
They can be — as a newer platform, Aster's liquidity and price-discovery mechanics are still maturing, which adds variability beyond what a more established perp DEX would show.
Why is this page different from a typical CEX arbitrage page?
Because Aster is a newer on-chain perpetual DEX, not a spot exchange — this page describes the actual perp-basis and on-chain mechanics honestly rather than implying a CEX-style spot spread that doesn't exist here.