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Set a price floor on your position.

Pick the lowest price you're willing to accept. Pay the premium upfront. If the market falls below it, you're paid the difference — and your coins never leave your wallet.

See the numbers How it works
Hedgd dashboard showing a price line with a protective floor beneath it, and a mobile screen for adding cover

One trade, with and without a floor.

100 SOL bought at $150. Floor set at $130 for 30 days. Premium $220.

SOL at expiry Position alone With a $130 floor Difference
$95 −$5,500 −$2,220 +$3,280
$130 −$2,000 −$2,220 −$220
$190 +$4,000 +$3,780 −$220

The premium is the whole cost. Above your floor it's the only thing you lose. Below it, the payout covers the gap.

Three steps, before you enter.

1

Pick the position

A spot holding, a long, or the whole portfolio. Hedgd reads the size from your wallet.

2

Set the floor

Drag to the lowest price you'd accept. The premium updates as you move it.

3

Pay once

If price closes below your floor at expiry, the payout settles to your wallet on its own.

A stop-loss sells your bag. A floor doesn't.

The price dips for ninety seconds, your stop fires, you're in cash, and the chart recovers without you.

A floor pays you if price ends below a level you chose. Your coins stay where they are, and the worst case is the premium.

No custody Cover is a separate contract. Hedgd never holds your assets.
No liquidation Nothing to top up, nothing to be forced out of.
Oracle settled A published price feed at expiry. No claims process.

Know your worst case before you enter.

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