Better questions.
Better liquidity decisions.
Practical guides for token teams planning a launch, reviewing a market-making proposal or improving an existing market.
Crypto Market Making Costs: A Token Issuer’s Budget Guide
Plan your token liquidity budget: service fees, trading inventory, venue costs and the questions to ask when comparing market-making proposals.
Read the guide Selection & diligenceHow to Compare Market-Making Proposals
A twelve-point checklist and free comparison template covering fees, inventory, execution targets, asset controls, reporting and exit terms.
Read the guide Launch preparationTGE Liquidity Checklist: 8 Steps for Token Issuers
Prepare token launch liquidity in eight steps: venues, circulating supply, inventory, quoting targets, testing, reporting and launch-day responsibilities.
Read the guide Market structureWhat Is Designated Market Making? A Token Issuer Guide
Understand designated crypto market making: two-sided quotes, spread, depth, inventory risk and the responsibilities a token issuer should define.
Read the guide Deal structuresRetainer vs Token Loan: Market Maker Models Compared
How retainers, token loans with call options and performance fees are paid, who carries the risk, and how to compare offers built on different structures.
Read the guide Solana venuesJupiter RFQ Market Making: A Token Issuer Guide
How request-for-quote liquidity works on Jupiter, what a market maker needs before it can quote your token, and what RFQ cannot do.
Read the guide Thin marketsMarket Making for a Low-Volume Token: What It Costs
Why a thin market is harder to quote, how to budget for it, when a token does not need a market maker yet, and what no provider can fix.
Read the guideFrom the brief to the mandate.
Explore our current Jupiter RFQ operation, token-fit review and the scope of a prospective liquidity engagement.
Explore Solana market makingRead the measured record.
See our monthly execution figures, how they are calculated and where the data has limits.
View the monthly record