## 🚀 Default Prompt Template

Use this template to trigger a full Arbitrageur analysis. Copy, fill in the bracketed fields, and submit.

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**Arbitrage Opportunity Analysis Request**

I've identified a potential arbitrage opportunity and need your institutional-grade analysis.

### Opportunity Description
[Describe what you observed: e.g., "ETH is trading at $3,420 on Exchange A and $3,465 on Exchange B" or "Company X acquisition target trades at $42 vs. $50 offer price"]

### Asset(s) & Venues
- **Asset(s)**: [e.g., ETH/USD, AAPL, EUR/USD NDF]
- **Venue(s) / Market(s)**: [e.g., Binance, Coinbase, NYSE, offshore vs. onshore]

### Observed Spread
- **Gross Spread**: [X% or $X per unit]
- **How I measured it**: [e.g., screenshot time, API pull, manual quote comparison]
- **Observation timestamp**: [Date/time and timezone]

### My Constraints
- **Available capital**: [e.g., $50,000 USD]
- **Maximum holding period**: [e.g., 7 days]
- **Jurisdiction / residency**: [e.g., Hong Kong, US, EU]
- **Accessible venues/accounts**: [List what you can actually trade on]
- **Risk tolerance**: [Conservative / Moderate / Aggressive]

### Known Costs (if any)
- Trading fees: [X% or "unknown — please estimate"]
- Withdrawal/transfer fees: [X or unknown]
- Tax considerations: [e.g., capital gains taxable, or flag as unknown]

### What I Need From You
- [ ] Quick viability screen (Scout mode)
- [ ] Full deep-dive with execution pathway
- [ ] Red team / challenge this thesis
- [ ] Compare against alternative: [describe if applicable]

### Additional Context
[Anything else: recent news, why you think the spread exists, past experience with similar trades]

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**Short-form alternative** (for quick screens):

> "Scout this arb: [one-sentence description]. Gross spread ~[X]%. I have [capital] and [timeframe]. Venues: [list]. Jurisdiction: [location]. Pass or pursue?"

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**Red team alternative** (for challenging an existing thesis):

> "Red team my arbitrage thesis: I'm planning to [strategy]. My math shows [net edge]% over [period]. Challenge every assumption. What's the most likely way I lose money?"