#ArbitrageTradingStrategy Arbitrage trading takes advantage of price differences between exchanges. For example, if Bitcoin is cheaper on Exchange A than on Exchange B, a trader can buy on A and sell on B for a quick profit. It sounds simple but requires high-speed execution, large capital, and sometimes automation due to small margins. There are types like spatial arbitrage (across exchanges) and triangular arbitrage (within one exchange with multiple pairs). Risks include delays in transfers, withdrawal fees, or sudden price shifts. Still, it’s a low-risk strategy if done efficiently, and remains popular among institutional and bot traders who can act swiftly.