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Does a Market Maker Prefer a Stable or Volatile Funding Rate for Hedging?

A market maker generally prefers a stable funding rate for hedging. A stable rate allows for predictable hedge costs and easier risk management.

A volatile funding rate introduces uncertainty and can quickly turn a profitable hedge into a costly one, adding a layer of funding risk to the overall inventory management.

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