#ArbitrageTradingStrategy

Arbitrage strategy is a trading tactic aimed at taking advantage of very small price differences for the same asset or similar assets in different markets. The trader, or "arbitrageur", buys the asset at a low price in one market and immediately sells it at a higher price in another market, benefiting from this price discrepancy.

Arbitrage opportunities arise due to temporary market inefficiencies, such as delays in price updates between exchanges or differences in exchange rates. Although it is theoretically "low risk", executing it requires extreme speed and advanced technology, and profits can be eroded by transaction costs or price changes before the deal is completed. Arbitrage contributes to market efficiency by reducing these discrepancies.