To launch the bot, you install it from a GitHub repository into your server and configure it. You specify the API keys in the config—the bot uses the balances on your exchange account for trading. It runs in the background 100% of the time and never sleeps, and you send it commands through the private ADAMANT Messenger.
To launch the bot, you install it from a GitHub repository into your server and configure it. You specify the API keys in the config—the bot uses the balances on your exchange account for trading. It runs in the background 100% of the time and never sleeps, and you send it commands through the private ADAMANT Messenger.
A free bot creates a brand and increases recognition. It brings us clients who order services.
We also want crypto projects to have the opportunity to enhance the attractiveness of their token for free. We have been in this situation too and understand how expensive market-making services can be for a startup.
Trading is buying and selling. Other users also buy and sell. This means they can sell tokens to the bot or buy tokens from the bot. If the coin price changes, the bot might buy at a high price and then sell at a low price, leading to asset losses.
Any trading strategy is also connected with buying and selling, and you can run out of balances.
There are also other risks, such as software and API errors. Please note that you are solely responsible for using the MarketMaking bot.
Although the bot can work independently, it is most effective in conjunction with CoinOptimus, which adds "safe" liquidity (buys cheaper, sells more expensive), while the MM-bot does the rest of the work. Since CoinOptimus requires sufficiency of balances, we recommend running these bots on different exchange accounts so they use different balances.