How Can a Miner Hedge against a Drop in Cryptocurrency Price?

A miner can hedge against a drop in cryptocurrency price by selling futures contracts or buying put options on the cryptocurrency they are mining. Selling futures locks in a price for their expected future revenue.

Buying put options gives them the right, but not the obligation, to sell at a predetermined strike price, protecting against significant downside while retaining some upside potential.

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