How Templar Fund Is Revolutionizing The Market Making Business

[Andrew Parker]

In the crypto space a lot of people think that a market maker is a trader, or a group of traders, with a large amount of capital and a directional bias who is able to push the market around. In other words their orders or trades are so large that they are capable of moving the price significantly to suit their needs. While maybe these type of traders do exist, it’s not what a market maker accomplishes.

Rapid advancement in technology, increase in the number of trading venues, increased market participation and high trading volumes, have all made markets little more complex than before.

Market participants play an important role in today’s ever-changing markets. A key market participant in an exchange’s trading structure is the Market Maker. This article covers how the Templar Fund is revolutionizing the market making industry.

What Is Templar Fund?

They are crypto market-makers, building scalable, self-adaptive algorithmic technologies to support sound and efficient markets. The Templar Fund democratizes liquidity in the digital asset space by deploying for their clients proprietary, scalable, and self-adaptive algorithms. Their partners can choose from a range of bespoke service solutions to create unique financial markets within the emerging digital asset space

The Templar Fund provides the tools and support needed to help create the digital asset markets they are all working towards: Liquid, stable and transparent. Built by a team of engineers and market experts, their systems are designed from the ground up focusing on accessibility, control, and transparency. Their clients have access to all the necessary data needed to make critical time-sensitive decisions together with our in-house experts

The Templar Fund earned its clients more than 50% in 2019.

Who Templar Fund Work With

Brokerage Firms

Brokers play a central role in secondary markets. Providing convenience, transparency, and swiftness through partnering up with the right technology players is where Templar Fund comes in. With an array of turn-key services, they enable liquidity and optimal trade execution on demand. They partners with brokerage firms that value professionalism, transparency and security. They should not only be connected with the right institutional players but also have a clear differentiated value proposition by bringing a new innovative service to the market

Digital Assets Issuers

The tokenization of assets is one of the most exciting socio-economic dynamics of Templar Fund. Liquidity needs within these highly fragmented markets will be ever-increasing. They believe the key to success on a market is trust. They accomplish this by building order books that are consistent, have a healthy amount of liquidity and present a fair spread.

Decentralized Exchanges

Decentralization, both as a philosophy and technology is embedded in Templar Fund’s values and vision. They deeply understand that with the dream of disruption comes the challenge of finding traction and usability from day one. To help decentralized exchanges with liquidity, Templar Fund provides deep and healthy order books at the tightest spreads possible. Their unique approach allows them to quickly attract organic volume and adoption and have allowed them to work with the largest decentralized exchanges to date. They partner with decentralized exchanges that challenge the status quo and uphold the values of high performance, UX and transparency

Centralized Exchanges

Exchanges play an essential role in the fast-growing digital asset space. Facilitating entry and exit to market while at the same time providing a platform for token issuers to gain traction and exposure is what drives Templar Fund to help exchanges thrive. They help kickstart new exchanges - any size - from small to large, providing consistent tight spreads to build efficient markets and kickstart low-liquid markets to grow a base of unique emerging trading pairs

Why Templar Fund Is Unique?

●   Low-Risk Approach: Templar fund's market-making trading desk offers clients access to low risk market.
●   Fully Automated Income: With Templar fund, you will earn profits with a professional grade trade system that is operated by financial experts.
●   Fully Transparent: All transactions are made public so that you can have confidence in the system
●   No minimum investment: You can invest any amount, nothing is too little.
●   No KYC required: Templar Fund does not require ID documents from their clients
●   Webinar For new clients: As a way of onboarding new clients, you will have access to free webinar.
●   Liquidity Every 30days: Templar Fund ensures that there is liquidity every month.
●   Reasonable Fees: Templar Fund charges no admin fees & 25% profit share

Passionate about the crypto space? Let Templar Fund guide you.

Visit https://templar.fund/ for more information.

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[rijaljun]

I don't really understand how important this project would be and how this project would bring a decent advantage for traders. Can you make an example how I would get benefit from this platform if I'm a normal trader?

[Templar Fund]

Hi rijaljun!

Our fund is a passive fund for those interested in professional portfolio management.  It wouldn't benefit you if your preference is to trade your own account.  Thanks for taking a look and asking for more info.  We do appreciate it.  Also, good luck with your trading! 

Regards!

[Oilacris]

I don't really understand how important this project would be and how this project would bring a decent advantage for traders. Can you make an example how I would get benefit from this platform if I'm a normal trader?

Just have some minutes to read up on whats being written on OP and with just that simple understanding you would able to answer on the things you've been asking on here.

You guys do look dumb on asking questions which is clearly being mention in the first place which do proves out that you are just simply posting without even reading up thoroughly.

On the other side, this is a fund management and also 50% gain for this year alone is somewhat realistic compared to others but overall I dont usually trust up any funds into these kind of platforms.

[rijaljun]

Just have some minutes to read up on whats being written on OP and with just that simple understanding you would able to answer on the things you've been asking on here.

You guys do look dumb on asking questions which is clearly being mention in the first place which do proves out that you are just simply posting without even reading up thoroughly.

On the other side, this is a fund management and also 50% gain for this year alone is somewhat realistic compared to others but overall I dont usually trust up any funds into these kind of platforms.

I've read the whole thread but can't really imagine how it works in real use. Don't you realize so many a new projects out there that has no value for crypto space cause they don't bring anything necessary for crypto.

Anyway, Is that bad to ask "dumb" question while I really don't understand it?

That is great if you actually understand this so you can explain me how this really works, right? So, first question would be why do you think 50% is realistic? Any real data to compare this with other business?

[Templar Fund]

Appreciate the continued interest, fellow community members.

If you're interested, we do have an easy-to-understand webinar about how the Templar Fund operates: https://templar.fund/webinar.html

I'm also glad to answer any specific questions you have.

[Templar Fund]

Greetings all!  We've published a new 10-day trade report, TF0012A.  To download this report, visit: https://templar.fund

[Templar Fund]

Hello world!

We've published our latest 10-day results.  To download the full audit report, visit: https://templar.fund

[leea-1334]

I will only make one comment here,,, and that is that if you want to attract more people to your project,,, you have to change the name and symbol of the whole thing.

Note, I am not religious and it does not offend me or anything but it is meaningless to put a religious symbol (cross and templar) to a fund and it will lose you serious customers;)

[Templar Fund]

Hello leea-1334,

Thank you for visiting the thread and offering your opinion.  Be well --T.F.

[ewaspiro]

Hello world!

We've published our latest 10-day results.  To download the full audit report, visit: https://templar.fund

Why use November 2018 as a template? That was almost the bottom.

Use November 2017 or January 2018, then it would be -50% if you were into BTC or -90% if you were to ETH

[Templar Fund]

Why use November 2018 as a template? That was almost the bottom.

Use November 2017 or January 2018, then it would be -50% if you were into BTC or -90% if you were to ETH

Hi there!  We aren't referring to the price of BTC--we are referring only to our trading results.  We use November 2018 because that is when we first accepted public clients.  In other words, a 50% ROE means you would have 50% more Bitcoin than when you started, no matter the price.

[Templar Fund]

Hello all,

We've completed our 12th public trade cycle and have published the results.  Full audit reports are available at our website, which include every trade made during the past 12 months and the actual daily settlement sheets from the exchange.

[Templar Fund]

Hello all, we've published our most recent 10-day trade results.  You can view our newsroom here: https://www.abnewswire.com/companyname/templar.fund_52444.html#press-tab

As always, you can download a complete audit report from our website: https://templar.fund

[condoras]

Your "Media Officer" seems to be in London, so you based in the UK?

Also another question. Your thread was created on 22 October 2019 and you talking about "investment profits" for members that join you since 2018.
So how those members joined, if they didn't know you? At least from here.

[Templar Fund]

Hello condoras, thank you for the questions  

Your "Media Officer" seems to be in London, so you based in the UK?

Yes, the office responsible for our PR is based in London.  We are not based anywhere...we are an independent BTC fund.

Your thread was created on 22 October 2019 and you talking about "investment profits" for members that join you since 2018.
So how those members joined, if they didn't know you? At least from here.

We've been publicly open since November 2018.  Prior to that we were a private fund for accredited investors only.  We began a marketing campaign to the general public in November 2018.  You can see an example of this from CoinSpectator in April 2019 here: https://coinspectator.com/news/1348847/april-2019-templar-fund-reaches-2919-in-trade-roe  Our new marketing firm is responsible for the creation of our bitcointalk presence starting last month.  This is obviously new for us.

[condoras]

Hello condoras, thank you for the questions  

Your "Media Officer" seems to be in London, so you based in the UK?

Yes, the office responsible for our PR is based in London.  We are not based anywhere...we are an independent BTC fund.

Ah, i see. So you make trades on foot and you're not in a chair somewhere...
Even independent funds/companies have an office with at least one chair to do their trades/ job. Basicaly you gave a ridiculous excuse.

Your thread was created on 22 October 2019 and you talking about "investment profits" for members that join you since 2018.
So how those members joined, if they didn't know you? At least from here.

We've been publicly open since November 2018.  Prior to that we were a private fund for accredited investors only.  We began a marketing campaign to the general public in November 2018.  You can see an example of this from CoinSpectator in April 2019 here: https://coinspectator.com/news/1348847/april-2019-templar-fund-reaches-2919-in-trade-roe  Our new marketing firm is responsible for the creation of our bitcointalk presence starting last month.  This is obviously new for us.

"Accredited investors" by who? How can you possibly accredit anyone when you don't even have an office?!
As for your "Marketing firm" with the name "The Global Wealth Fund AG", which you as a "Templar Fund" are under it (!) ,is based specifically at 32 London Bridge street, which is a well known place called "The Shard". I can say without a dought that this brand name of yours are not in "The Shard" list of offices. In simple words, you are lying.
If though you want to tell the truth at some point (I hardly dought that you will), reply here.

P.S: Sorry for my late reply!

[Templar Fund]

Hello condoras,

Thanks for the reply.  To address your questions:

Even independent funds/companies have an office with at least one chair to do their trades/ job. Basicaly you gave a ridiculous excuse.

Our system is automated.  If you were to audit our trade records, you'll see that our trades are placed 24/7 every day of the year.  There is no 'chair' from which someone is trading around the clock.  Instead, our team is located in various locations, each with a certain function: development, supervision, research, accounting, etc.  To be in the same office would be to risk jeopardizing our clients' privacy, which is the antithesis to our vision and purpose.  Much like Bitcoin, we are decentralized and distributed around the world--which is the only way to function to preserve client anonymity.  Look at what has happened to Chinese exchange offices recently.  We would never expose our clients to the risk of having a public office that can be raided.

"Accredited investors" by who? How can you possibly accredit anyone when you don't even have an office?!

Keep in mind we were speaking about accredited investors in the past.  We did have an office based in the USA, but have since changed course to the approach listed above, as we no longer operate in a space that requires accredited investors.

As for your "Marketing firm" with the name "The Global Wealth Fund AG", which you as a "Templar Fund" are under it (!) ,is based specifically at 32 London Bridge street, which is a well known place called "The Shard". I can say without a dought that this brand name of yours are not in "The Shard" list of offices. In simple words, you are lying.

Or perhaps it is possible you don't have access to every entity registered in the building.  Keep in mind there are literally hundreds of 'brands' in that office without a public listing or building signage.  To jump to the conclusion that we are lying is simply irrational when the possibility exists that there are unlisted entities using the property for legal purposes.

If though you want to tell the truth at some point (I hardly dought that you will), reply here.

This thread you've created is an ugly one.  Similar to your mistake with the London address (savvy readers here will know the difference between a public entity and a private registered entity), you've accused us of very ugly things as a result of your incomplete understanding.  Here's our challenge to you: find any evidence that we have scammed a single client.  Or find any evidence that the products and services offered by our parent fund do not function or are not real.  All you've posted is conjecture and opinion.  Post a single fact or piece of evidence, and your post will be credible.

Furthermore, to keep this thread properly focused on the Templar Fund, we welcome you to fully audit our trade records.  Every single trade we've ever made is published publicly on our website.  You can reconcile each trade with BitMEX price records and exported order book (which can be certified by BitMEX).  If you do this, you will find that our trades were 100% executed as advertised, and yes, we have earned more than 50% ROE this year.  How on earth could you possibly accuse us of being a scam or out to maliciously hurt clients when the proof of our work is right there for anyone not lazy enough to ignore it?  You seem to consider yourself to be an online investigator, yet all you've done so far is to check basic records (alexa, etc) and to weave a narrative built on some type of corruption.  This conclusion would be supported by facts and evidence of deceit or scam, but we are fully confident that you find no such thing, as our actual clients are satisfied with our services.  Facts and evidence: the Templar Fund is built upon these two things.  There is nothing for us to hide.  The entirety of our trade records are available online.  Try to find that level of transparency from any traditional hedge fund.  You will find that it, too, cannot be done.

Thanks for giving us the chance to address a common issue encountered among the present crypto-community: skepticism that runs so deep, it obscures reality and prevents people from understanding, appreciating and welcoming anything new.

[tmfp]

This thread you've created is an ugly one. 

If you are referring to  The GLOBAL WEALTH FUND: AN EMPIRE of FAKES., conduras didn't create it, I did.
Ugliness is subjective.

Similar to your mistake with the London address (savvy readers here will know the difference between a public entity and a private registered entity), you've accused us of very ugly things as a result of your incomplete understanding. 

Please elaborate on the "mistake" with the London address.
Savvy readers will also know the difference between a legitimate, provably functional entity and one created for other purposes
Apart from the fact that "The Global Wealth Fund AG" doesn't even exist (according to the completely searchable database of all, both public and private, Swiss companies) I will show, in the other thread, that more GWF affiliated 'entities' claim the Shard address as their own. These associated entities also claim legal incorporation which doesn't exist.

Here's our challenge to you: find any evidence that the products and services offered by our parent fund do not function or are not real.
All you've posted is conjecture and opinion.  Post a single fact or piece of evidence, and your post will be credible.

Your "parent fund" is not real. Other services offered by them are demonstrably fake. Keep reading.

How on earth could you possibly accuse us of being a scam or out to maliciously hurt clients when the proof of our work is right there for anyone not lazy enough to ignore it? 

You are the only person to use the word "scam". Both conduras and I have asked you simple questions and checked for verifications. There is no "maliciousness" or "laziness" involved.

You seem to consider yourself to be an online investigator, yet all you've done so far is to check basic records (alexa, etc) and to weave a narrative built on some type of corruption.

There is not a shred of evidence that the entity called "The Global Wealth Fund" (your parent company) exists in any form recognizable as
" one of the world’s elite private financial institutions"
Or that it has
"financed many of history's innovations"
Or that its
"portfolio includes investments spanning the globe in every major industry sector"
None.
All it has is an expired Security Certificate on its moribund website.
I don't know about conduras, but I don't consider myself to be anything in particular. I conduct basic due diligence from an investor's standpoint using data publicly obtainable and, when I find something which doesn't add up, I share it with the community.
On a "Doesn't Add Up" scale of 1-10, the Global Wealth Fund rates a 12.

This conclusion would be supported by facts and evidence of deceit or scam, but we are fully confident that you find no such thing, as our actual clients are satisfied with our services.  Facts and evidence: the Templar Fund is built upon these two things.  There is nothing for us to hide.  The entirety of our trade records are available online.  Try to find that level of transparency from any traditional hedge fund.  You will find that it, too, cannot be done.

Pure hyperbole.
The entirety of your trades are not available online as you make clear here

After reading your report, am I right in thinking that that is your total funds managed, just over 1 BTC?

No, we use a collection of indicator accounts in order to conceal our actual trade positions/sizes from countertraders.  This also preserves the privacy of our clients.

Nowhere for example, do you share an "Assets under Management" figure, which is a basic requirement for "traditional hedge funds".

Thanks for giving us the chance to address a common issue encountered among the present crypto-community: skepticism that runs so deep, it obscures reality and prevents people from understanding, appreciating and welcoming anything new.

A "common issue" is the huge amount of deception and theft taking place.
You offer nothing "new", schemes with Magic Money Making Machines soliciting investment have been around forever.

[Templar Fund]

Pure hyperbole.  The entirety of your trades are not available online as you make clear here

They can be downloaded here: https://templar.fund/year1.html