#ArbitrageTradingStrategy The Arbitrage Trading Strategy seeks to exploit small price differences of the same asset in different markets or platforms. The premise is simple: buy the asset where it is cheaper and sell it simultaneously where it is more expensive, obtaining a "risk-free" profit (in theory).

This can occur due to market inefficiencies, such as supply and demand imbalances, information delays, or geographical differences. Although the profits per trade are usually minimal, speed and volume are key. Arbitrage traders, or "arbitrageurs", often use sophisticated algorithms to detect and execute these opportunities in milliseconds, before the market corrects them. While it presents relatively low risk, intense competition and transaction costs can reduce profitability.