Hedging Between Accounts

Hedging between accounts refers to the practice of opening opposite positions on the same trading instrument across multiple accounts simultaneously. For example, going long on BTC/USDT on one account while going short on BTC/USDT on another account.

This strategy is strictly prohibited because it allows traders to guarantee a profit on one account regardless of market direction, which undermines the purpose of skill-based evaluation.

What counts as hedging between accounts:

• Opening opposite positions on the same pair across different Klein Funding accounts
• Coordinating opposite positions with another trader's Klein Funding account
• Using a third-party account to hedge your Klein Funding positions