$USUAL opened a hedge yesterday, and everyone should have made a small profit, right? There shouldn't be any losses. Yesterday, before the leverage adjustment, I mentioned the hedging to everyone. The dealer took advantage of the big and small fluctuations to heavily sell off. The project party frantically defended the price when it was around 0.83, but couldn't hold it.

I initially thought the project party would release some good news, but I didn't expect that this good news was somewhat disappointing. The dividends are a bit low, and indeed, for big players, the earnings are minimal. So what can be done? Only aggressive selling to lower the cost, bringing it down to a certain level, so that a significant portion of the profits can be obtained from dividends. The staked 'usual' will also gradually recover. You can pick up some money and receive dividends, so why not?

Leverage is also restricted; every time there's a limit, it's either a big rise or a big fall. Everyone should gauge it themselves. This low point can be observed from today's big and small fluctuations. Whether 'usual' will follow depends on the trades. Those with orders can take a look; those without can enter the spot market at a lower point and play with small contracts. Hedging is suitable wherever it's opened and can be tried with any coin, especially with big and small coins. If you grasp the hedging well, you might earn double profits.