#套利交易策略 is about taking advantage of price differences between different platforms or markets, buying low and selling high to earn risk-free or low-risk profits. It is suitable for players who prefer stability and are detail-oriented, with strong monitoring and execution capabilities.

• How to play:

1. Spot arbitrage:

• Find price differences between different exchanges, for example, BTC sells for $60,000 on Platform A and $60,200 on Platform B.

• Buy BTC on A, transfer it to B to sell, and earn the price difference (minus transaction fees).

2. Futures-spot arbitrage:

• When there is a price gap between the spot price and futures price, buy low and sell high. For example, spot at $60,000 and futures at $60,300, buy spot and sell futures.

3. Cross-platform arbitrage:

• Use stablecoins (like USDT) to buy coins on low-price platforms and sell on high-price platforms, avoiding the risk of transfer time.

4. Triangular arbitrage:

• Trade three types of coins in a loop on the same platform, such as BTC→ETH→USDT→BTC, to earn small price differences.

• Advantages: Low risk, theoretically guaranteed profits, suitable for players with large capital.

• Disadvantages: Small price differences, thin profits, transaction fees and transfer times may eat into earnings, and operations can be complex.

• Tips:

1. Calculate costs: Transaction fees, transfer fees, and slippage must be considered; profits need to cover these.

2. Use tools: Arbitrage software or APIs to monitor price differences; manual monitoring is too slow.

3. Choose large platforms: Binance, OKX, Kraken, etc., for good liquidity and more price difference opportunities.

4. Quick execution: Price differences are fleeting, so speed and network performance must keep up.

Summary: Arbitrage is like picking up money left by the market; it's stable but earns little, relying on keen observation, quick hands, and careful calculations, suitable for 'mathematicians' who do not like to take risks!