Hello, I am very happy to answer your question. Cross-hedging, an investment hedging strategy, refers to the offsetting investment in another commodity with similar price movements. In this case, if one loses money, the other one makes money. On the contrary, if one makes money, the other loses money. Therefore, if you do hedging transactions, as long as the two orders are not settled, you will make a penny in profit and not lose a penny. However, you have to bear the handling fees for these two transactions. This is generally not recommended.