#MyTradingStyle

risk-free trading" (or more precisely, with very low risk) is:

* Arbitrage: This is a strategy where traders look for price differences for the same asset in two or more different markets or exchanges. They will buy at the lower price and sell at the higher price simultaneously to lock in small profits without exposing themselves to large price fluctuations. However, this requires speed, specialized tools, and often large capital.

* Yield Farming/Staking with Assurance: Although there is still risk, some strategies in DeFi (Decentralized Finance) or staking offer returns that tend to be more stable with more controlled risks, as long as the platform used is safe and well understood. Risks still exist, such as smart contract risk or the volatility of the staked assets.

* Using Very Small Capital: One might say "risk-free trading" if they are only using a small amount of money that they are prepared to lose entirely, so the loss of funds will not significantly affect their finances. This is more about personal risk management than a risk-free trading strategy.