Define a ‘Protective Put’ Strategy for Hedging a Long Crypto Position.

A protective put is a hedging strategy where an investor who is long the underlying crypto asset buys a put option on that same asset. This strategy establishes a minimum selling price (the put's strike price) for the crypto, providing insurance against a downside price move while allowing the investor to benefit from any upside.

How Does a ‘Collar’ Strategy Use Both Options and the Underlying Asset?
Why Is ‘Rolling’ a Futures or Option Position a Common Practice in Long-Term Hedging?
How Does “Floor Price” Relate to the Valuation of an NFT Collection?
What Is the Term for Holding an Asset and Buying a Put Option?
What Is a “Bear Put Spread” and How Does It Limit Risk Compared to Buying a Single Put?
How Can a Put Option Be Used to Set a ‘Floor Price’ for a Token Holder’s Portfolio?
How Can a Crypto Option Be Used for Downside Protection?
What Is a Protective Put and How Does It Function as a Downside Hedge?

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