That is to say, after the contract meets the execution conditions, the consignee and consignor can decide whether to fulfill the decision of taking physical goods or selling/holding relevant future positions according to their actual conditions. Once these decisions are made and the right to take delivery is lost (if the payment is not made on time), it will be regarded as a breach of contract and will bear the corresponding liability for compensation.
The "bullish" party can continue to hold positions and wait for the price to rise before selling for profit. The granting of this right is mainly to facilitate buyers and sellers to better complete the commodity trading process and risk control management.