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Can a Validator Use Derivatives to Hedge Their Staked Capital?

Yes, a validator can use perpetual futures to short the staked asset, hedging capital price risk while still earning staking rewards.
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Can a Validator Use Derivatives to Hedge Their Staked Capital?

Yes, a validator can use derivatives to hedge the price risk of their staked capital. For instance, they could short an equal value of the staked asset using a perpetual future contract.

This locks in the dollar value of their capital, allowing them to earn staking rewards while being protected against a price drop.

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