Cornerstone liquidity
KPIs at Auros are not aspirational, they are contractual. Delivering with institutional discipline.
Strategic Market Making in numbers
Three interconnected divisions driving liquidity, innovation, and market efficiency across the digital economy.
Defi venues supported
Daily trading volumes
Centralized exchanges integrated
Coverage of Top 100 Tokens by FDV
Market makers
globally by volume
Advancing Market Making Standards
Best in class trading systems
Broad trading venue coverage
Transparent reporting & accountability
Dedicated exchange relationship team
Global team with 24/7 coverage
Frequently asked questions
What does a market maker do?
A market maker provides continuous two-sided liquidity by placing buy and sell orders, helping ensure that markets remain tradable, orderly, and efficient.
Beyond simply quoting prices, professional market makers support:
- Consistent order book depth
- Healthy bid–ask spreads
- Stable price discovery during volatile or low-liquidity periods
At an institutional level, market making also involves active risk management, inventory control, and venue-specific execution to adapt to changing market conditions across centralized and decentralized venues.
How to choose the right market maker ?
Choosing the right market maker goes beyond headline liquidity or quoted volumes.
Key considerations include:
- Always-On Reliability: Markets operate 24/7 - your market maker should too, with continuous oversight and no downtime.
- Strategy and Accountability: Liquidity should be governed by clear objectives and measurable KPIs, not ad-hoc quoting.
- Institutional Discipline: Look for teams with professional trading backgrounds, robust risk management, and transparent reporting.
- Multi-Venue Capability: Effective market making requires coordinated execution across multiple exchanges and market structures.
At Auros, we take a long-term, disciplined approach to market making. Our engagements are built around contractual KPIs, continuous market presence, and institutional-grade execution — serving as a cornerstone liquidity partner rather than a short-term service provider.