The #ArbitageTradingStrategy is a low-risk trading method that takes advantage of price differences of the same asset across different markets or exchanges. In crypto, this often means buying a coin like BTC or ETH at a lower price on one exchange (e.g., Binance) and simultaneously selling it at a higher price on another (e.g., Coinbase or KuCoin), locking in a profit. Since crypto markets are decentralized and often less efficient, these small price gaps happen frequently, especially during high volatility. There are several types of arbitrage: spatial (between exchanges), triangular (within one exchange using multiple trading pairs), and statistical arbitrage. While profits per trade are usually small, high-frequency bots or manual traders with fast execution and low fees can scale gains. However, risks include network delays, transfer fees, slippage, or price equalization before the trade completes. In short, arbitrage is ideal for those seeking consistent, small-profit strategies without relying on market direction.