#ArbitrageTradingStrategy Arbitrage trading is a strategy that profits from price differences of the same or similar assets across different markets or venues. Traders buy low in one market and simultaneously sell high in another to lock in a profit, effectively exploiting temporary market inefficiencies. 

How it works:

Identify Price Discrepancies:

Arbitrageurs look for instances where an asset is priced differently on various exchanges, platforms, or even in different forms (e.g., spot vs. futures). 

Simultaneous Transactions:

The core of arbitrage is to execute both the buy and sell orders at the same time to minimize risk and capture the price difference. 

Profit from the Spread:

The difference between the buying and selling price, minus any transaction costs, represents the arbitrage profit.