The recent wave of arbitrage opportunities in the crypto space has been quite intense, with chances popping up everywhere—from various Chinese meme coins to price discrepancies between exchanges. However, I think this trend is nearing its end, and the market may shift toward smaller-cap tokens and faster rotation strategies.

For newcomers, arbitrage is indeed a good entry point since the risks are relatively manageable. But be cautious: as more participants jump in, good opportunities become scarcer, and the time windows are shrinking. Those entering now should be mentally prepared that it might not be as easy to make quick profits as in the early days.

In the long run, relying solely on arbitrage probably won't be sustainable. I recommend that newcomers, while participating in arbitrage, also spend time learning about blockchain technology and project analysis to prepare for future transitions. After all, the industry evolves rapidly, and arbitrage alone isn't a long-term strategy. That said, in the short term, it’s worth keeping an eye on Binance’s activities—they’ve been quite active lately, and there might still be some opportunities.