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Author Topic: A potential project, money protection for investors [DeHedge] P2  (Read 85 times)
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February 28, 2018, 11:54:51 AM
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This is one reason to recognize the difference of Dehedge
Hedgers are offered the opportunity to invest against volatility in the cryptocurrency and token prices. DeHedge aims to create hedging instruments for the cryptocurrency and ICO markets.
DeHedge supports two hedging strategies:
- Protection of the original offer is: DeHedge is obliged to redeem a project token in the event of a covered event. On the other hand, there is the right, but not the obligation, to exchange the token for the risk premium. Hedging is not the same as any tool in the financial market.
- Public credit risk insurance scheme is: A DeHedge contract specifies the length of the hedging period and the price range of the covered card. Similar to the ICO hedging, DeHedge is obliged to redeem the token in the event of a covered event
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February 28, 2018, 12:30:43 PM
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Again a creative excuse to protect investors in the best way. Only Dehedge (DHT) can do:
A Dehedge Card (DHT) is a commodity and is an essential part of the platform. DHT is used as a risk premium ie making the creation of a blockchain a witness for hedging. An insurance policy will cover a risk event. Risk insurance payment is the amount payable to the user in the event of a risk event. A project token is a sign of a covered project. Point models are a scoring model for projects to reflect their individual investment risk. Strike price is the price of a project token available at the time of hedging. It will be paid to the user in the event of a covered event.
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