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New method detects arbitrage by standardizing transaction structures

Researchers have developed a novel method for detecting arbitrage opportunities in financial transactions by transforming execution traces into a canonical structural form. This system, mechanized in Rocq, uses a decidable structural equivalence on fund flows to identify arbitrage cycles without relying on protocol-specific patterns. The approach has been evaluated against existing platforms like Eigenphi and ArbiNet, demonstrating a high agreement rate and surfacing numerous exclusive detections. AI

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New method detects arbitrage by standardizing transaction structures

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  1. arXiv cs.LG TIER_1 English(EN) · Adam Khayam, Hamid Kolli, Mohamed Iguernalala, \c{C}agdas Bozman ·

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