Arbitrage refers to taking advantage of price disparities across several platforms or exchanges as a trading method employed in the financial markets, including cryptocurrency marketplaces.
It entails purchasing an asset at a cheaper price on one market and simultaneously selling it at a higher price on another exchange, making money off of the price difference. Arbitrage opportunities are used by traders to take advantage of momentary price mismatches and maintain market integrity.
In the cryptocurrency market, the phrase "all-time-high" (ATH) is used to denote the highest price level that a specific cryptocurrency has ever experienced.
All-time-low (ATL) refers to the lowest historical price or value of a financial asset, including stocks and cryptocurrencies. It is the point at which the asset has traded for a specific amount of time or over an extended period of time at its least costly level.