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$0XSWEEP

Sudden Spike

Snapshot Window: 2026-07-09 00:00 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

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Total Engagement - Comments: 0, Retweets: 0, Likes: 3, Impressions: 328

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@bored2boar

ARBITRAGE WINDOWS CLUSTER IN THE FINAL MINUTES That's not random. That's live scoring breaking two markets that are supposed to move together. The closer to the buzzer, the wider the crack. Research: arxiv.org/pdf/2605.00864 Full arb bot guide will be attached below.

The scatter plot titled "In-Game Arbitrage Episode Duration vs. Time from Tip-Off (Log Scale)" displays arbitrage window durations (in seconds, log scale) plotted against minutes from tip-off, distinguishing between "Full" market periods (green dots) and "1H" first-half periods (orange dots), with dashed lines marking the end of 1H (median: 69.5 min) and end of game (median: 136.0 min). The visualization supports the post's claim by showing that arbitrage opportunities cluster heavily in the final minutes of each half, with longer-duration episodes (reaching up to ~10³ seconds) concentrated near the 1H buzzer and end-of-game markers, demonstrating how live scoring widens pricing inefficiencies between correlated markets as games conclude.

AI visual note: The scatter plot titled "In-Game Arbitrage Episode Duration vs. Time from Tip-Off (Log Scale)" displays arbitrage window durations (in seconds, log scale) plotted against minutes from tip-off, distinguishing between "Full" market periods (green dots) and "1H" first-half periods (orange dots), with dashed lines marking the end of 1H (median: 69.5 min) and end of game (median: 136.0 min). The visualization supports the post's claim by showing that arbitrage opportunities cluster heavily in the final minutes of each half, with longer-duration episodes (reaching up to ~10³ seconds) concentrated near the 1H buzzer and end-of-game markers, demonstrating how live scoring widens pricing inefficiencies between correlated markets as games conclude.

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