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Hedged Position

Definition

A hedged position is an investment strategy used to reduce the risk of price changes in an asset. This financial strategy involves taking an offsetting investment to minimize the potential for losses from unfavorable price movements in an existing asset holding. In digital asset markets, participants often employ derivatives such as futures, options, or perpetual swaps to create a hedged position against cryptocurrency price volatility. The goal is to limit downside exposure, preserving capital even if the primary asset experiences a significant value decline.