Что такое АРБИТРАЖ? Как это работает в крипте и выгодно ли этим заниматься?

I'll explain what arbitrage is in just 5 minutes, using real-life and historical examples to illustrate how it works in trading and why it's the safest way to make money in the markets predictably and without guessing. Let's go. Arbitrage is when one product costs differently in different places . You buy cheaper, sell more expensive. You keep the difference for yourself. That's

it, that's the base. An example from life: apples. At the village market, apples cost 50 rubles. per kilo. And in the city, the supermarket has the same apples, but for 120. That is, we buy 100k in the village for 5,000, take them to the city, and sell them to the supermarket for 12,000.

The difference is our profit of 7,000 rubles. Minus gasoline, of course, it's arbitrage. Real life example number two. A video card or another true story, the mining boom, in which your coach also once participated. The situation in the USA. The NVIDIA GeForce 3080 cost $700. In Russia, for example, on Avito the same

card costs 120,000 rubles. That is approximately $1,600 at that time. What did the arbitrators do? We ordered them in the USA through intermediaries, brought them to Russia, and sold them on Avito. Profit of $900 from one card. Minus delivery and risks. But it's still a hell of a lot of money. Some managed to sell 1,000 cards a

day. Key understanding: arbitrage works when we have one product, two different prices. You can buy cheap and sell high. And the difference is greater than the cost of this operation. Okay, is that clear? Then let's move on. Now let's tell a little history. Story number one. The Rothschilds and the Battle of Waterloo. 1815