Hedget testnet supports:

→ SOL options
→ BTC options
→ ETH options

One protocol

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Not every position needs a hedge

Here's the difference:

Hedge when:

→ You can't afford to lose it
→ A big event is coming (earnings, unlock, macro)
→ Your sleep depends on it

Hold without hedge when:

→ It's play money
→ You have a long time horizon
→ You've already accepted the worst case

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The honest truth about holding 100% crypto with no hedge:

→ You're not "diamond hands" - you're just hoping
→ You've accepted a loss you haven't calculated
→ Your plan for a crash is "wait and see"

There's a difference between conviction and wishful thinking

Conviction with protection is still conviction

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Complete the sentence:

"If I could go back to, I would have hedged my ."

Most painful answers get a spot in our next post 👀

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How much does a put cost?

Depends on:

→ Strike price
→ Expiry
→ Volatility

Example:

ETH at $1,950

Put at $1,800 strike, 7-day expiry

Premium: ~$28 (1.4% of position)

$28 to sleep for a week

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Choose when your protection ends:

→ 1 day
→ 1 week
→ 1 month
→ custom

Short expiry = cheap premium
Long expiry = extended peace of mind

Match your hedge to your thesis

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Rate your risk tolerance:

1-3: "I check charts every 5 minutes"

4-6: "I hold but I worry"

7-9: "Dip? What dip?"

10: "I deleted my portfolio app"

Drop your number 👇

Hedget is non-custodial:

→ No deposits to a platform
→ No "sorry, withdrawals paused"
→ Settlement on-chain, verifiable

You don't trust us with your keys

"Hedging is for weak hands"

Agree or disagree? 👇

Hedget is an on-chain options protocol

What that means for you:

→ Buy a put option → set a floor under your position
→ Buy a call option → get upside without leverage risk
→ No deposits to any platform

You decide your worst-case scenario in advance

The market does whatever it wants

You already chose your outcome

A put option sets a floor

You hold ETH. You're bullish long-term

But you don't want to lose more than X%

→ Buy a put at your chosen strike price
→ Below that price: you're covered
→ Above that price: you keep all upside

You choose how much risk you're willing to take

Leverage gives you upside

10x long on ETH:

→ ETH moves 10% against you → liquidated
→ Position gone, fees lost, back to zero

Call option on ETH:

→ ETH moves against you → you lose the premium
→ ETH moves in your favor → you capture the upside
→ No liquidation, no margin call

Stop-loss:

→ Triggers on wicks
→ Sells your position
→ Can't participate in recovery

Put option:

→ Doesn't trigger on wicks
→ You keep your position
→ Full participation in recovery

Stop-loss is a fire alarm that throws you out of the building

Two types of traders:

> Type A predicts the market
> Type B designs outcomes regardless of the market

> Type A is right 50% of the time
> Type B is protected 100% of the time

Hedget isn't a crystal ball

You're farming 40% APY on a DEX

Great yield, one problem: if the token drops 30%, your APY doesn't save you

Smarter setup:

→ LP in your favorite protocol
→ Buy a put option on Hedget
→ APY keeps flowing
→ Downside is capped

🛡️Selling vs Hedging:

Selling: you leave the table
Hedging: you stay, with armor

Selling means you need to be right twice - when to exit and when to re-enter

Hedging means you only need to be right once - that you believe in the asset

Smart holders hedge, they don't exit

"Hedging limits your profit"

Wrong framing ✋

Hedging limits your worst-case scenario

Your best case stays the same

→ Without hedge: unlimited downside, unlimited upside
→ With hedge: capped downside, unlimited upside

You're removing the scenario where you lose everything

Control is alpha 🙌

Most liquidations don't happen because traders are wrong

They happen because traders are unprotected

You can be right about ETH long-term and still get liquidated on a Tuesday night wick

Direction ≠ survival
Protection = survival

Risk tools matter more than predictions