About Mara One IT

Maraoneit Arbitrage Systems is a boutique digital‑trading operation specializing in low‑risk, exchange‑based arbitrage. Our approach is built on a streamlined, minimalist structure—focusing on a small set of high‑liquidity assets and legally compliant U.S. exchanges.

What we provide

We deploy Hummingbot‑optimized strategies to automate price‑spread detection, execute maker‑focused orders, and maintain balanced liquidity across multiple venues. This optimization allows us to operate with precision, reduce manual overhead, and capture consistent micro‑inefficiencies in the market

Mission

Our mission is simple: stable, transparent, and operationally disciplined arbitrage performance powered by automation, data‑driven execution, and a commitment to capital preservation.

USA-based operations

Mara One IT is based in the United States 🇺🇸. Operating from the USA supports regulatory and client trust alignment for clients who need a provider working within US business norms and time zones.

Why Mara One IT

• Hands-on Linux and cloud infrastructure security expertise
• Real production experience running live multi-exchange trading systems
• End-to-end support: from server provisioning to live bot deployment
• USA-based operations for regulatory and client trust alignment

Tech stack

The tools and platforms used across Mara One IT's services:

Category	Tools & Platforms
Trading	Hummingbot, Condor Dashboard
Infrastructure	Docker, Docker Compose, nginx, systemd, UFW
Networking	Tailscale (secure multi-server mesh)
Security	SSL/TLS (Certbot), API credential management
Operating System	Ubuntu / Linux server environments

How the stack fits together

A typical production deployment runs on Ubuntu/Linux servers, with individual services — trading bots, exchange components, dashboards — containerized using Docker and Docker Compose for reproducibility. nginx handles reverse-proxying and routing, with Certbot managing SSL/TLS certificates so traffic is encrypted. Tailscale connects multiple servers into a private mesh network so internal traffic never has to touch the public internet, while UFW restricts what is exposed publicly in the first place. systemd keeps every service running, restarting automatically on failure to support production uptime.

Services at a glance