I am not completely sure what I’m being asked here!
Could be a structural reason for it, eg disjoint market participants on the two exchanges for regulatory reasons or whatever — so anyone who can trade on both is able to transport liquidity between them and get paid for it.
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i'm a complete neophyte when it comes to market structure so tell me if this is incorrect: the big opportunity is in arbing liquidity across the asset class, not so much the price itself?
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I don't know if that's the only big opportunity but it is certainly a big one (similarly arbing liquidity across time e.g. cash/futures or term structure arbitrage, or across counterparty credit quality, can be lucrative, but there are risks obv)
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