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Define ‘Hedging’ Using Options.

Hedging with options is the strategy of using option contracts to mitigate the risk of adverse price movements in an underlying asset already owned or planned to be owned. For example, a crypto holder can buy a put option to protect against a drop in the asset's price, limiting potential losses.

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