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HTX vs Jupiter — Arbitrage Spreads

Compare spot-price spreads between HTX and Jupiter. A spread is a price difference before trading costs and execution risk. Scheduled spot-price collection is every 1 min. Check route availability, liquidity and costs before trading.

ETH
HTX Jupiter
Net
—
not calculated
≈$2.0k · Thin liquidity Route closed
Buy HTX Sell Jupiter
Network & fee Updated: 19 minutes ago
Gross spread 0.15%
Buy Price $2 418.49
Sell Price $2 422.05

The exchanges share no transfer network. Net return is unavailable.

ETH
Jupiter HTX
Net
—
not calculated
≈$2.0k · Thin liquidity Route closed
Buy Jupiter Sell HTX
Network & fee Updated: 4 seconds ago
Gross spread 0.01%
Buy Price $2 415.82
Sell Price $2 415.96

The exchanges share no transfer network. Net return is unavailable.

SOL
Jupiter HTX
Net
+0.00%
≈$1.0k · Thin liquidity Route open
Buy Jupiter Sell HTX
Network & fee Updated: 1 minute ago
Gross spread 0.00%
Buy Price $103.789
Sell Price $103.791

Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01

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How HTX vs Jupiter Arbitrage Works

To arbitrage between HTX and Jupiter, you need accounts on both exchanges with funds ready. When a spread appears, buy the coin on the exchange with the lower price and simultaneously sell (or transfer and sell) on the exchange with the higher price. Always factor in withdrawal fees, deposit confirmation times, and trading fees — the net profit is the spread minus all costs. Use our withdrawal fees tracker to estimate the real cost of each transfer.

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FAQ

HTX vs Jupiter FAQ

How do I arbitrage between HTX and Jupiter?
You need funded accounts on both HTX and Jupiter. When a price spread appears for a coin, buy it on the exchange with the lower price and sell on the one with the higher price. Make sure to account for withdrawal fees and transfer time.
What fees should I consider when arbitraging HTX and Jupiter?
You should factor in trading fees on both exchanges (typically 0.1%), withdrawal/network fees for transferring the coin, and potential deposit confirmation delays. The spread must exceed total fees for the trade to be profitable.
How often do arbitrage opportunities appear between HTX and Jupiter?
Opportunities depend on market volatility and liquidity differences between HTX and Jupiter. During high volatility periods, spreads appear more frequently. Yieldo checks prices every minute to help you catch them.
Is arbitrage between HTX and Jupiter risky?
The main risks are price movement during transfer time, withdrawal delays or suspensions, and slippage on low-liquidity pairs. Always verify that withdrawals and deposits are open on both exchanges before executing.
What coins have the biggest spreads between HTX and Jupiter?
The coins with the largest spreads change constantly and depend on liquidity imbalances. Check the table above for current live data — coins are sorted by spread percentage from highest to lowest.
What are the withdrawal fees between HTX and Jupiter?
Withdrawal fees depend on the coin and network you use for transfer. Some networks (like TRC-20) are very cheap ($1-2), while others (like ERC-20) can cost $5-20+. Check our fees section for detailed comparison.
Can I use stablecoins for HTX vs Jupiter arbitrage?
Stablecoins like USDT or USDC rarely have significant spreads between exchanges since they are pegged to $1. Arbitrage works better with volatile cryptocurrencies where prices diverge more between exchanges.