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# Hedging your Aave/Spark position with Hyperliquid
DeFi Saver provides you with the option of Hedging your Aave/Spark position by opening a perp position that's in a opposite direction of your current position.
The process is pretty straightforward, as you can access the option directly through the protocol's dashboard:
Show me how:
The first step would be to open the protocol dashboard:
Click on the "Hedge" tab and the on the "Hedge" button:
From here, you'll have two options:
* Using funds from your wallet to Hedge
* Borrowing debt from your position to fund the Hedge
You'll get a preview of both the Hyperliquid position, as well as the impact this would have on your Aave/Spark position.
When everything looks good to go, simply click "Hedge" - and the position will be visible on the "Portfolio" page, as well as visible when opening the Hyperliquid dashboard on DeFi Saver.
For more information on how you can further manage your newly opened Hyperliquid perp position, please refer to our detailed guide of the Hyperliquid dashboard.
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## Related Articles:
* [Hyperliquid](https://help.defisaver.com/protocols/hyperliquid)
* [Dashboard & Use-Case](https://help.defisaver.com/protocols/hyperliquid/dashboard-and-use-case)
* [Fees](https://help.defisaver.com/protocols/hyperliquid/fees)
* [How does Hyperliquid on DeFI Saver differ from direct usage?](https://help.defisaver.com/protocols/hyperliquid/how-does-hyperliquid-on-defisaver-differ-from-direct-usage)
* [What are perps (perpetuals)](https://help.defisaver.com/protocols/hyperliquid/what-are-perps-perpetuals)
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