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How it works

A hedge contract functions to automatically purchase an at-the-money ATM option on behalf of the investor every time they need an asset on a DEX. A wager option is seen as a right as opposed to an obligation to retail an asset at a given price during a specific time. Hedging with ATM wager options translates to the price of a given option at the time of shielding the value of an asset will be equal to the price on the market with a possible 1% or less spread. Also, hedge contracts use liquidity which liquidity benefactors share on non-custodial contracts. Liquidity benefactors play the role of value downside insurance retailers who are transferring funds on smart contracts to allocate the possible fees on retailing this kind of insurance marketed as ATM wager options.