1. Sales hedging of producers: both farmers who need to provide agricultural and sideline products to the market and enterprises that need to provide basic raw materials such as copper, tin, lead and oil to the market are the suppliers of social goods.

2. The operator sells hedging: For the operator, the market risk he faces is that the price of the goods falls after purchase but is not resold, which will reduce his operating profit and even cause losses. In order to avoid this market risk, operators can use the method of selling hedging to carry out price insurance.

3. Comprehensive hedging of processors:

Financial futures will also include banks, funds and hedge companies.