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Two figures reflect this work and can be requested in a report: quote uptime inside the agreed spread band with the size quoted, and inventory against its limits over time.
The share of cancelled orders says little without a baseline, as it is typically high for any market maker.
A fill is the visible event in market making, but most of the work happens between fills.
The engine holds a reference price, a target inventory and a set of limits, and typically recalculates quotes on its own fill, a price move, a hedge fill, volatility or a stale feed.
Only changes large enough to matter are sent, as a cancel and replace or an amend.
Exchanges limit API request rates, and in a price-time book a cancelled order loses its place in the queue, so the engine does not refresh on every tick
The CFTC issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking for a federal regime that applies to retail crypto transactions.
It is the step before a proposed rule, and comments are due 60 days after Federal Register publication.
On CAM, retail customers could get leverage from an eligible provider, meaning an FCM or a bank the FCM sponsors.
The CFTC asks whether margin should stay clearinghouse-set or become more prescriptive, and whether customer crypto can be rehypothecated.
Metaplanet ($MTPLF) sold 10,000 bitcoin:native at an average of $78,925 in the third quarter and bought 11,000 bitcoin:native at $86,246, so holdings rose by 1,000 to 44,000 bitcoin:native.
It targets 85% to 90% of assets in bitcoin and 10% to 15% in strategic investments.
Strategy ($MSTR ) bought 334 bitcoin:native for $28.7M last week at an average of $85,838 and now holds 848,000 bitcoin:native.
It also repurchased $176M of $STRC from its USD reserve, which stands at about $5.6B.