55+ Market Makers
Most Web3 founders fail at market making not because their product is weak, but because they choose the wrong market maker.
Different MMs operate with different incentives, capital sizes, exchanges, and strategies.
Yet founders are expected to commit thousands of dollars without clarity on who actually fits their token stage.
The result?
Overpaid retainers, artificial volume, weak price stability, exchange credibility issues, and in the worst cases—being dumped on by their own market maker.
This database fixes that.
You get 60+ verified crypto market makers, clearly categorized by tier, AUM, exchanges, pricing range, and strategy, so you can make an informed decision before signing any contract.
What’s inside:
- Tier-1 institutional market makers
- Early-stage and small-cap friendly MMs
- Mid-cap and growth-stage specialists
- Budget MMs for MVPs and low-float tokens
- Chain-focused MMs (TON, Solana, Ethereum, Cosmos, and more)
Each market maker profile includes:
- Firm name and HQ
- Tier classification
- Best-fit token types and stages
- Supported CEXs and DEXs
- Estimated AUM or volume handled
- Approximate monthly retainer range
- Core strengths (spread control, depth, volatility management)
- Direct contact and LinkedIn references
Bonus frameworks included:
- Stage-based MM recommendations (Pre-TGE, TGE, Post-Listing, Scaling)
- Market maker due-diligence checklist
- Red flags founders consistently miss
- Contract clauses that protect your token and treasury
If you’re preparing for a token launch or exchange listing and want real liquidity not fake volume, this guide helps you avoid costly mistakes before they happen.
Liquidity is not a gamble.
Choose your market maker with clarity.