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Crypto arbitrage trading is a way to make profit from price differences in a cryptocurrency trading pair across different markets or platforms.

Arbitrage traders aim to profit from the price differences by buying the cryptocurrency at a lower price in one market and simultaneously selling it at a higher price in another market.

Though this trading strategy started with traditional assets, it has become commonplace in the global crypto markets because cryptocurrencies are traded across several exchanges and countries worldwide. This makes cryptocurrencies potentially lucrative for arbitrage and allows traders to benefit from price discrepancies across these exchanges.

Example - Imagine that Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at £15,100 on Exchange1 and at £15,200 on Exchange2. An arbitrage trader could quickly buy 1 BTC on the exchange1 for £15,100 and simultaneously sell it on exchange2 for £15,200, making a profit of £100.

How Does Crypto Arbitrage Trading Work?

Traders or, more commonly, algorithmic crypto trading bots monitor the prices of cryptocurrencies across various platforms and regions, seeking instances where the same cryptocurrency is priced differently on other exchanges.

When such a price gap is identified, traders move swiftly to gain on the opportunity. An arbitrage opportunity arises when a significant price difference is detected for a specific cryptocurrency. You can then calculate the potential profit by considering trading fees and other associated costs.

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