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Economy => Trading Discussion => Topic started by: wangxinxi on October 14, 2014, 05:25:12 AM



Title: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: wangxinxi on October 14, 2014, 05:25:12 AM
As there is no liquidity provider, should I provide liquidity by myself in my exchange platform https://coinut.com?


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: monsterer on October 14, 2014, 11:00:07 AM
As there is no liquidity provider, should I provide liquidity by myself in my exchange platform https://coinut.com?

Yes. Create a market making bot which takes a price feed from a more liquid exchange for the market you're tracking and then post a ladder of orders for each side of the book.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: klesh on October 14, 2014, 05:40:05 PM
or you can run some signature compaign to get new customers and if you allow alts also then try adding new launched coins


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: wangxinxi on October 14, 2014, 05:48:32 PM
it's possible to create a bot, but then I need to participate in the trading, which may compromise the fairness of the market. Also, my site is a Bitcoin options exchange, there is no other liquidity source. So I am in a cold-start stage.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: monsterer on October 14, 2014, 06:38:42 PM
it's possible to create a bot, but then I need to participate in the trading, which may compromise the fairness of the market.

Then you cannot provide the liquidity yourself. Whether you use a bot or not is unrelated to this issue.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: wangxinxi on October 15, 2014, 01:57:46 PM
it's possible to create a bot, but then I need to participate in the trading, which may compromise the fairness of the market.

Then you cannot provide the liquidity yourself. Whether you use a bot or not is unrelated to this issue.

Right, but it is difficult to bootstrap the liquidity. When there is no liquidity, users won't come, and when users don't come, there won't be any liquidity. Do you have any suggestions on this?


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: monsterer on October 15, 2014, 02:55:03 PM
Right, but it is difficult to bootstrap the liquidity. When there is no liquidity, users won't come, and when users don't come, there won't be any liquidity. Do you have any suggestions on this?

They only way is to provide your own liquidity, or get someone else to do the same thing on your behalf.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: wangxinxi on October 16, 2014, 03:06:35 AM
Right, but it is difficult to bootstrap the liquidity. When there is no liquidity, users won't come, and when users don't come, there won't be any liquidity. Do you have any suggestions on this?

They only way is to provide your own liquidity, or get someone else to do the same thing on your behalf.

It seems that I can only find another person to do so.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: Bitbird on June 04, 2015, 05:39:14 PM
I'm always interesting in become a liquidity provider. But the questions is how could I raised fund? As the risks of trading and market making must be dispersed to as many exchanges as possible, so we'll need considerable money for the operation. Putting all money into just one exchange would be quite risk.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: peter0021 on June 05, 2015, 01:03:03 AM
I suggest you find ways to attract new investment through BTT or your local community. You need to do some jobs, such as business plan, and financial statement showing how profitability your business.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: Bitbird on June 05, 2015, 02:55:59 PM
I suggest you find ways to attract new investment through BTT or your local community. You need to do some jobs, such as business plan, and financial statement showing how profitability your business.

Could be a good idea! But I'm not really good at these paper works, maybe I should hire someone who can working on them. Also since we can't warranty the profitability, if there're any financial statement they should be only for reference. I'm quite reluctant to do this type of forecast.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: Malissa on June 05, 2015, 04:30:50 PM
I suggest you find ways to attract new investment through BTT or your local community. You need to do some jobs, such as business plan, and financial statement showing how profitability your business.

Could be a good idea! But I'm not really good at these paper works, maybe I should hire someone who can working on them. Also since we can't warranty the profitability, if there're any financial statement they should be only for reference. I'm quite reluctant to do this type of forecast.

that is at least risky. trading is always risky, it doesn't matter if it for bitcoin or something else.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: moko666 on June 05, 2015, 04:46:14 PM
you can use liquidity of other exchanges and use the bots to provide that to your exchange, when user see liquidity then they will do trading, no one trade in a market without liquidity.


Title: Re: Should I start to provide liquidity by myself?
Post by: Bitbird on June 08, 2015, 11:41:03 AM
If there're needs in liquidity rerouting service I think I'll start a discussion for it. I‘m working with a small team with strong trading system design background and some basic infrastructure was already there. But still need many works for liquidity rerouting if we choose to do so. My best estimate timetable for alpha version online would be within 60 days after further funding been raised.