Market making
We choose the market maker, negotiate the terms and check your token trades fairly.
Sound familiar?
Three situations this service is built for.
Wide gaps between buy and sell prices, little volume
Market-maker terms nobody in-house can judge
A listing coming up with no plan for day one
What you get
You contract with the exchange and the market maker directly. We choose them, negotiate for you and check the work.
Which exchanges list the token, on what terms and in what order, matched to where your investors trade.
A shortlist of market makers with their terms compared, and the one that fits chosen with you.
Fees, any loan of tokens, the spread and the depth they commit to, in writing.
How much of the treasury goes to trading, on which exchange, and how it is protected.
A team watching the first hours of trading, with the market maker on call.
Volume, spread and depth reported monthly against what the market maker committed to.
How the company's own token holdings are managed once trading starts.
Case studies
Named companies, the capital they raised and the return on our fee. Every figure is from a published TokenMinds case study.
Education technology
Education technology platform
Exchange advisory and market making were part of the programme that took an education technology platform to a $3M sale, so investors could trade from the first listing.
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ROI is capital raised divided by the TokenMinds fee. Past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.
What it costs
You see our fee and every outside cost before you commit to a stage. No percentage of the raise hidden in a service fee, no pressure to sign.
Our fee
Fixed fee
Quoted in writing after the assessment.
Covers selection, negotiation and monitoring. The market maker and the exchange are paid directly by you, on the terms we negotiate.
Published track record
Published engagements ranged from USD 11,800 to USD 400,000, with capital raised 13.1x to 61.2x the fee. Source
Third-party costs, paid at cost
These go to the provider, not to us. We name each one in the engagement letter and agree the amount with you before it is incurred.
Market maker
The market maker is paid by fee, by a loan of tokens, or both. We negotiate the terms; you contract with them.
Exchange listing
Exchanges charge to list a token for trading. The fee depends on the exchange and is paid to them directly.
FAQ
Straight answers. Anything else, ask on the first call.
It keeps buy and sell orders on the exchange at all times, so an investor who wants to trade always finds a counterparty at a fair price. Without one, small trades move the price and investors stay away.
By a monthly fee, by a loan of tokens from your treasury, or both. Terms vary widely, which is why we compare several and negotiate before you sign.
No. It provides liquidity, not a price. The commitments it makes are to spread and depth, and we report against them every month.
The one your investors already use, then others in an agreed order. The listing plan is part of the platform selection before the sale, so investors know where the token will trade.
Yes. Book the consultation and bring your client's project. Boutique investment banks, IR firms and uplisting advisors take the same first step.
Tell us where the token is, or will be, listed. A senior partner gives you a first view on the market maker terms and what to fix first.
Takes one minute. A reply within one business day.
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