#ArbitrageTradingStrategy exploits market inefficiencies by buying and selling an asset simultaneously on two different markets to take advantage of a price discrepancy. For example, if Bitcoin is selling for 30,000,$ on one platform and 30,100,$ on another, the trader buys on the first and sells on the second to pocket the difference. This strategy requires speed, available capital, and sometimes automation through algorithms. It works well on currencies, cryptocurrencies, stocks, or derivative contracts. Although it may seem risk-free, transaction fees, slippage, and delays can reduce its profitability.