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Rule-based pricing engine
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Execute on a price you see
On-chain settlement
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Arbitrage fee
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Process Overview
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Pricing Engine for
Market Makers
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Our-of-the box
rule-based engine
With CoinQuoter engine you can set up your pricing rules and maker fees based on a pair, size, side, amount of tokens on your account, current market price, and current volatility of the market. You are in control when your rules should be active and on which side of the market your liqudity if available.
Driven by 15 years of experience in building and managing FX trading software in banks all over the world.
Easy start for takers
STEP 1:
Connect Wallet
Connect your wallet with metamask or public wallet key.
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STEP 2:
Create a trading session
To allow much more efficient trading we needed to significantly reduce execution time. Session details saved on the blockchain are authorizing your browser to sign execution requests 1ms after your click.
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STEP 3:
Send your excecutions requests to makers
Choose token pair and click on the price. Your execution requests will be sent immediately to market maker.
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STEP 4:
On chain settlement initiated by maker
Market maker receives your request and pushes it to the blockchain. If your execution request would be rejected without imporatant justfication you will get last look compensation.
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Full reporting of execution process
We are giving much more power to market makers than any other platform in the on-chain crypto space. You will get detailed an audit trail containing every single system step with timestamps and quote history 30 seconds before and after your trade request.
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"Impermanent" Loss - Resistance
On-chain AMM liquidity model is perfect for price discovery of illiquid assets, but economically is very inefficient and risky for both sides of the trade. Often, most of the trading activity in the pool is happening due to the arbitrage between AMM and CEX, leaving “Impermanent” loss much bigger than fees earned from transaction fees. With the CoinQuoter model, you don’t lose your tokens due to arbitrage. Trade requests are always compared with the current market and executed only, when the profit is within system parameters that you have defined.
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Firm Rate Arbitrage - Resistance
OTC makers are not quoting sharply on on-chain OTC platforms like 1inch or Hashflow aggressively, because they risk that the prices would change, when their quote signature is still valid in a 30-60 second window. We fixed this problem by turning around current workflows to give more power to the makers that should not be afraid to quote. With our workflow the market maker is protected, because he is the one that is getting signed execution requests from the customer and can validate if the current market rate has not changed more than an acceptable slippage parameter.
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Latency Arbitrage - Resistance
CLOB on Centralized Exchanges is also a very dangerous place to be a mid-size and small market maker due to latency arbitrage. In most cases mid-size and small market makers are too slow to react to the changing conditions and update orders in the order book. This makes maker orders effectively a taker orders not giving a chance to earn any maker fees on CLOB and make a profit out of market maker activity. We solve this problem by using data feeds to create prices of market makers and also prevent latency arbitrage with Last Look (toxic trades that are trying to abuse the maker will be rejected).
First platform to support Last Look workflow for on-chain swaps
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Significantly improves liquidity
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Gives a chance to autohedge client flow on other venues
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Protects against arbitrage
Last look compensation
If a market maker will reject or not settle the trade without justified reason, you will get a compensation that will be taken from the market maker account.
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Off-chain pricing with on-chain settlement
Smart Contracts are very good for settlement, but to slow for efficient low lattency price discovery. CoinQuoter is using technology, how it should be used.
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Low Latency Execution
To provide the best rate possible Market Makers should get your execution request within 50-250 ms from your click. For that reason, we created an on-chain session with a design inspired by regular login workflow.
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MEV-Resistance
Cryptographically signed execution requests makes any front-running impossible. You are in charge of what your market maker can settle on-chain as a result of your execution request.
Stop being anxious when executing your trades on-chain
Trade what you see the most efficient way possible
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Trading session
Session is a unique concept designed by CoinQuoter to achieve low latency executions.
We found it impossible to assure low-latency execution with execution signatures generated by Metamask or a multisign process. To minimize the time between user requesting execution and market maker getting execution request, we decided to implement a session that in the first stage is saved directly on the blockchain.
Sanity checks and final execution in hands of Market Maker
Maker panel that is pushing transactions to the blockchain is in your full control. You have open-source code, you can change it as you like. Current version of this panel is published on IPFS with ENS domain. In this panel we implemented a price check with Binance for every single execution. This is done on top of validations that we do on CoinQuoter. It slows down execution by around 500ms but allows us to sleep better. Turning off this panel is turning off your pricing and executions.
OTC Crypto Single Dealer Platform
Market maker can generate a special Single Dealer Exclusive link. Using this link a person will see only your prices. This allows you to trade with your friends using your own prices.
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