Most traders chase price action.
But some of us focus on something far more quiet… yet powerful —
Price inefficiencies.
That’s where arbitrage trading comes in.
It’s not about predicting market direction —
It’s about identifying price differences across exchanges, platforms, or pairs…
and capitalizing on them without directional risk.
Here’s how I approach arbitrage:
1. Cross-Exchange Arbitrage
– Buy low on Exchange A, sell high on Exchange B.
Sounds simple, but it requires fast execution, low fees, and solid automation.
2. Triangular Arbitrage
– Within the same exchange, I use price discrepancies across 3 currency pairs (e.g. BTC/USDT, ETH/BTC, ETH/USDT) to lock in profits within seconds.
3. Funding Rate Arbitrage (on futures)
– Go long spot, short perpetuals when funding is high — collect funding without market exposure.
4. Stablecoin Arbitrage
– USDT and USDC don’t always trade at $1.00.
On volatile days, even stablecoins offer clean arbitrage windows.
Arbitrage isn't for everyone.
It’s fast, technical, and sometimes low-margin —
But with proper infrastructure, capital rotation, and risk management, it becomes a consistent edge.
Remember: Arbitrage is the art of noticing what most ignore.
