Definition ∞ A Market Hedge is an investment position taken to offset potential losses from an adverse price movement in another asset or portfolio. In digital asset markets, this strategy aims to reduce risk exposure to price volatility. Common methods involve using derivatives like futures or options, or holding stablecoins.
Context ∞ Digital asset participants frequently seek market hedges to protect against the sector’s characteristic price swings, especially during periods of economic uncertainty or regulatory shifts. The availability and liquidity of hedging instruments are growing, allowing for more sophisticated risk management. News reports often detail how investors employ various hedging strategies in response to market conditions.
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