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5 articles on pricing.
Red Flags in a Market Maker Contract: What to Watch For
Before signing a crypto market maker, watch for oversized token loans, deep in-the-money options, guaranteed-volume promises, vague KPIs, and lock-in with no exit. Here is a checklist of contract red flags and the green flags to look for instead.
Loan vs. Retainer: How Market Maker Deals Are Structured
Crypto market makers are usually paid in one of two ways: a fixed monthly retainer, or a token loan plus call options. Here is how each model works, the trade-offs, and how to choose the right structure for your token.
Market Maker Call Options: How They Work (and Fair Terms)
In a token loan deal, a market maker is often paid with call options — the right to buy loaned tokens later at preset strike prices. Here is how the instrument works, what fair strikes and sizing look like, and the terms to push back on.
How to Read a Market Maker's KPI Report
A market maker's KPI report is how you verify the service is real. It should show spread, depth, uptime, and volume against agreed targets. Here is what each metric means, what good looks like, and the reporting red flags to watch.
How Much Does a Crypto Market Maker Cost?
Crypto market making is typically priced through a monthly retainer, a loan-and-option model, or a performance-based fee. Here's what drives the cost and what to expect.
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