Neglecting the liquidation is kinda weird. I am confused about ignoring the liquidation price. When I think of Hedging in futures trading, it's the time when you flip from short to long and vice versa.
Is that what you meant?
Is that what you meant?
When you switch to hedge mode in futures trading and open 2 position on cross-margin: 1 long and 1 short of the same asset with the same amount, your liquidation price is neglected and is shown as 'None' because you have a fixed profit\loss so you will never be liquidated. I am wondering if I can achieve the same using 1 long position and 1 PUT option. However, I more than sure that they do not have what I want and the only way I can achieve that is to buy a futures contract and a a PUT option with the strike price below my liquidation price, so if liquidation occurs I will execute my option and buy the asset at the lower price and selling it at market price covering my losses minus premium. Yes, it is not what I've meant but I suppose there is no any other implemention options hedging strategy on Binance futures
However, Thanks for a response