Straight answers.
The questions token teams ask us most, answered plainly: cost, custody, exchanges, reporting, and what happens when markets go wrong.
Before you ask.
Still unsure? Send the question to hasnain.raza@vanchain.ca. You'll get a straight answer.
How is this different from other market makers?
Most agreements are written in adjectives — "tight spreads", "deep liquidity". Ours is written in numbers you agreed to, with money attached if we miss them, and you get a page showing how we did whether the week went well or badly. If another desk offers the same, take them seriously. The point is that you can check for yourself, any day, without asking us.
What does it cost?
A monthly fee, scaled to what we commit to: depth, spread, and the number of venues and pairs. Your inventory stays yours. If your treasury needs a different structure we'll discuss it, and we'll tell you plainly if we think it's wrong for you. Full pricing, and how much inventory you need.
Do you need custody of our tokens?
No. Inventory sits in an exchange subaccount you own. We trade through an API key with trade and read permission, withdrawals disabled, locked to our IP address. Revoke it at any time and we can no longer place orders. Orders already on the book stay there until they are cancelled, so cancel them in your exchange account at the same time, or ask us to cancel first.
Can you guarantee a price or a floor?
No, and nobody can. A market maker provides liquidity; it doesn't set the price. A desk offering a price guarantee is promising something it can't deliver, or something you shouldn't want.
What happens in a crash?
We stop quoting and cancel our orders. What we never do is sell your tokens to limit a loss — that turns a bad hour into a permanent one, and that decision is yours, not ours. You hear from us the same day, with the reason.
How quickly can you start?
Usually within a week of agreeing the terms and funding the subaccount. Before real size, we dry-run your settings against your live market at your price and allocation, and a small test order is placed and cancelled on your account.
Which exchanges?
The engine connects to 84 centralised spot exchanges, including MEXC, Gate, KuCoin, Bybit, Bitget, OKX and Binance. Coinstore runs on an adapter we built ourselves. Every new venue gets the same key and order checks before it quotes. The venues we quote on, and what differs between them.
Do you provide volume boosting?
No. Wash trading and self-matching break exchange terms and market abuse rules, and venues detect them. When they do, it's the project that pays: restricted accounts or a delisted pair. We provide real two-sided liquidity; volume follows from it. Our stance on volume.
What do you report?
Continuously, in your own client portal: two-sided uptime, average spread, depth within ±1% and ±2% on the thinner side, time at the best quote, quote quality (where the price went after each trade), our trading result shown apart from your token's move, and every pause or incident with the reason.
Can you work on a DEX?
We make markets on centralised exchange order books, not DEX liquidity pools. If your token only trades on a DEX today, we can plan your first exchange listing with you, so the order book is ready from the first minute.
Tell us about your token. We'll come back with numbers.
Within 24 hours: the targets we'd commit to, what it costs, and an honest view of whether you need us at all.