🔄 Token Projects Can Now Market Make Onchain
🔄 Token Projects Can Now Market Make Onchain
🔄 Projects Become Market Makers
Carbon DeFi enables token projects to become their own market makers through automated onchain strategies.
How it works:
- Projects create a sell order (single-sided if desired) at a specific price or range
- Set a buy order at a lower price using proceeds from sales
- Proceeds automatically recycle between buy and sell orders, creating a continuous "buy low, sell high" loop
Key advantages:
- Fund only one side initially and let proceeds fund the other
- Adjust ranges, prices, and strategies anytime without rebuilding
- Full transparency - all strategies visible onchain
- Share strategy links directly with communities
Unlike typical concentrated liquidity pools, buy and sell orders aren't constrained to the same price level, giving projects more control over their token's market dynamics.
Concentrated Liquidity strategies on @CarbonDeFixyz are individual liquidity positions, broadcast across the entire blockchain and traded against chainwide liquidity through a built-in solver system. Strategies can be created within any price range — free of tick constraints and
How Carbon DeFi turns token projects into onchain market makers At a high level, @CarbonDeFixyz lets a token project: 1. Define a sell order 🔹 Single sided if desired (for example, only the project’s token). 🔹 Either at a specific price or across a range (e.g., sell from
Professional traders don’t think in a single order. They think in "buy low, sell high — on repeat". On a traditional order book, that requires dozens of manual steps. On @CarbonDeFixyz, it's a single Recurring Strategy. As one order fills, the acquired tokens automatically
What Is a Recurring Order? A Recurring Order links two strategies — one to buy and the other to sell — into a single loop. Once tokens are traded from one side, @CarbonDeFixyz automatically rotates the newly acquired funds into the opposite order. The result? A continuous “buy
Carbon DeFi is the only DEX to offer Maker-style Limit Orders with: ✅ Any token combination Makers can create a strategy using any two standard ERC20 tokens. ✅ 100% price certainty The maker defines the exact price — or range — before any trade occurs. Execution happens
Most DEXs give you a swap button and a pre-prescribed liquidity strategy, with you having little to no control over your funds. @CarbonDeFixyz takes a different approach. It is the only DEX to give you the ability to create custom trading strategies with: • True onchain,
Backtest your trading strategy using real historical price data with the Carbon DeFi Simulator. Compare Concentrated Liquidity and Recurring Strategies (exclusive to @CarbonDeFixyz), and fine-tune your approach for optimal results, directly on the Carbon DeFi UI. Users may
Strategy makers on @CarbonDeFixyz have the ability to create two separate orders, one to buy a token and the other to sell a token, at whatever price points they choose. These two orders are then linked together. Linked orders result in acquired funds automatically rotating
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