> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://thedogecapital.gitbook.io/dogeswap/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://thedogecapital.gitbook.io/dogeswap/how-it-works/arbitrage.md).

# Arbitrage

While DAWG efficiently acts as backing for NFTs in the pool, inefficiencies may still occur in outside marketplaces. We built DogeSwap to aggregate price data from all third-party markets which allows DAWG/DC holders the ability to leverage those inefficiencies that may occur elsewhere.&#x20;

We even took it a step further to highlight those arbitrage opportunities for our holders directly within the platform.&#x20;

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Potential Arbitrage Scenarios:

> **The price of DAWG in the Raydium pool is higher/lower than in the DogeSwap pool:**
>
> * If higher, holders can swap a Doge Capital NFT for DAWG in our pool, and sell the DAWG for USDC on Raydium; profiting the difference.&#x20;
> * If lower, holders can purchase DAWG on Raydium, and sell it at a higher value into the DOGESWAP pool, profiting the difference.

> **The price of Doge Capital NFT’s is higher/lower on NFT marketplaces than in the DogeSwap pool:**
>
> * If higher, holders can purchase an NFT from the DogeSwap pool and sell it on public marketplaces; profiting the difference.&#x20;
> * If lower, holders can purchase an NFT on the public marketplace, and sell it into the DogeSwap pool, profiting the difference.&#x20;

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By encouraging our holders to take advantage of arbitrage, not only are we creating opportunities of profit, but it also enforces greater price efficiency within DogeSwap itself.
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