HPE arbitrage
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Live Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company • Robinhood Token price differences between exchanges: perpetual, spot and DEX spreads after fees, with funding and depth.
Best net spread-0.09%Bybit → Binance · Perp–Perp
Best perp–perp spread+0.07%Bybit → Binance
Markets tracked88 venues · 8 perp · 0 spot · 0 DEX
Price range0.26%$70.48 – $70.66
HPE price on every exchange
HPE arbitrage explained
Right now Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company • Robinhood Token (HPE) trades on 8 venues we scan: 8 perpetual markets, 0 spot markets and 0 DEX pools. The lowest ask is on Bybit perp at $70.54 and the highest bid on Binance perp at $70.59.
The widest HPE perpetual spread is between Bybit and Binance: long HPE on Bybit at $70.54 and short on Binance at $70.59 for +0.07% gross, or -0.09% after the 0.16% two-leg fee model. No transfer is needed: both positions stay on their exchanges until the prices converge. The funding difference on this pair is 0.000% per day, which the position collects while it is open.
Small HPE gaps usually disappear after fees, slippage and funding. Look at the Net column, the executable Depth and the spread history before trading: a gap that has been open for days is a different trade from a one-minute spike.
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Is there a HPE arbitrage opportunity right now?
The best HPE route right now is to buy on Bybit → sell on Binance (Perp–Perp): +0.07% gross and -0.09% after fees. After fees it is not profitable, which is normal for liquid coins.
Which exchange has the cheapest HPE?
Bybit (perp) has the lowest HPE ask at $70.54, and Binance (perp) the highest bid at $70.59. Prices update every 15 seconds on this page.
How many exchanges list HPE?
ArbiLayer tracks 8 HPE markets on 8 venues: 8 perpetual, 0 spot and 0 DEX pools.
How do I arbitrage HPE without transferring coins?
Use two perpetual contracts: go long HPE on the cheaper exchange (Bybit now) and short it on the more expensive one (Binance), then close both legs when the spread converges. The coins never move between exchanges.
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