Starting an arbitrage system is often associated with the moment real trading begins. In practice, however, even a correctly designed arbitrage strategy can encounter problems during execution. An arbitrage system may identify profitable price differences between exchanges, but successful trading depends on whether all trades in an arbitrage chain can actually be executed. If one leg of the chain fails to close, the remaining open positions may expose the trader to market risk. For this reason, stable arbitrage system operation requires careful control of execution conditions and continuous observation of system behavior. Modern arbitrage platforms therefore include mechanisms that allow users to analyze system activity, validate configuration parameters, and observe execution outcomes under real market conditions before committing real capital. Simulation Mode in Arbitrage Systems One of the most important mechanisms for safe arbitrage operation is simulation. The simulate: true mode allows an arbitrage system to operate on live market data while completely disabling the sending of real orders to exchanges. Simulation mode enabled — the system operates on live market data without sending real orders. […]

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