#ArbitrageTradingStrategy

Arbitrage is not magic, it's precision. Buying cheap in one market and selling high in another sounds simple, but it requires speed, analysis, and zero distractions. Many see it as 'sure profit,' but if you don't control fees, execution times, or liquidity, you could end up losing. I see it as a dance between platforms: detecting the imbalance, acting decisively, and closing efficiently. It's not just about finding opportunities, but having the structure to execute them. Do you have bots? Constant monitoring? An exit plan? Arbitrage rewards those who are prepared, not those who improvise. And like everything, the risk is in the details. Do you use it as your main strategy or just as a complement?