Spread dynamics
Bid-ask behavior is evaluated within the broader context of market microstructure, including spread stability, short-term price dynamics, liquidity conditions and market efficiency.
Managed liquidity operations · formerly Criptobot
Managed liquidity for your token project.
We manage liquidity operations in your own exchange account, using your allocated funds and tokens, for an agreed fixed service fee.
- Client-controlled accounts
- Managed operations
- Fixed service fee
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Simulated
Market tape
Reference prices
01 — Service scope
We run the liquidity operation. The account stays yours.
Lyqui takes on the ongoing liquidity operation for the markets we agree with you. It is a managed service run by our team — not software you configure yourself, and not market making with Lyqui's own capital.
- You provide
- The exchange account, and the funds and tokens you allocate to the service. The account remains in your name and under your control.
- Lyqui operates
- Quoting and order maintenance on the agreed trading pairs, monitoring and parameter adjustments, and communication and reporting as agreed in the proposal.
- Fee
- A fixed service fee for the agreed scope — not a token loan and not an option on your token. It is quoted after the initial assessment and depends on the exchanges, the number of trading pairs and the operating scope you need.
- Monitoring
- Automated monitoring and alerts run while the service is live. How and when our team responds to alerts is set out in the agreed scope; we do not promise instant or round-the-clock human response.
- Exchanges
- Integrations with a broad and expanding range of centralized exchanges through their official APIs, including Gate, Bitget, MEXC, KuCoin, Bybit, LBank, BingX, Toobit, DigiFinex, WEEX, Bitrue, XT.COM, Biconomy and Tapbit. Whether your market can be supported is confirmed during the assessment.
- Boundaries
- We work on market quality — spread, depth and book continuity. We do not promise price levels, trading volume, exchange rankings, CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko scores, or investment returns.
- Counterparty
- Contracts are signed with WEBFINANCE SERVIÇOS DIGITAIS LTDA, São Paulo, Brazil (CNPJ 55.365.760/0001-94).
02 — How we work
From first conversation to ongoing operations.
Four steps. Nothing about your account is needed to start, and not every project or market is a fit — scope is confirmed case by case.
- 01
Initial assessment
We learn about your project, the exchanges and trading pairs you want supported, and the problems you want to solve. We start from public market information.
- 02
Scope and proposal
We agree what is covered: markets, objectives, the funds and tokens you would allocate, the service fee and the reporting.
- 03
Account setup
Only after we agree to work together, access to your exchange account is set up through a controlled process. We never collect keys or account credentials through this website.
- 04
Operations and reporting
We run the liquidity operation within the agreed scope, and communicate and report as agreed in the proposal.
ConfidentialityWe can start with public market information. Sensitive information and detailed terms can be handled under an NDA when needed.
PricingQuoted for the agreed scope, based on the exchanges, the number of trading pairs and the operating work required. We do not publish a price list.
03 — Reporting
Real-time updates in Telegram. Deeper reports when you need them.
Every order book we operate comes with a Telegram report. When a question needs more than that, we build a custom report around it.
- Telegram report
- A default report for each order book we operate, delivered in Telegram. It is real-time and raw rather than polished, and covers key liquidity metrics and relevant account data, so your team can follow market conditions as they change.
- Custom reports
- When deeper analysis is needed, we produce custom reports that combine CEX market data, quantitative indicators and on-chain analysis to look into specific market dynamics, liquidity conditions and other relevant findings.
- No fixed template
- Exchanges provide data in different formats, and some projects run their own blockchain or DEX markets that need separate data connections. What a custom report can cover depends on the markets and data sources available.
- Agreed up front
- Which order books are covered, who receives the Telegram report and whether custom reports are part of the engagement are set out in the proposal.
Operating detail — Liquidity
What the operation works on.
Within the agreed scope, quoting is adjusted to market conditions according to operational and risk parameters set with you.
Order-book structure
Order-book conditions are assessed through quantitative analysis of liquidity distribution, market depth, price-level structure and evolving supply-demand dynamics. The objective is to understand the quality and resilience of available liquidity under changing market conditions.
Market-quality analytics
Market quality is evaluated across multiple quantitative dimensions rather than through a single standardized metric. Analysis may incorporate spread behavior, depth characteristics, liquidity stability, price continuity and other microstructure indicators relevant to the characteristics of each market.
- Spread behavior
- Depth characteristics
- Liquidity stability
- Price continuity
Operating detail — Depth
Liquidity where it matters.
Simply placing a large number of orders does not necessarily create useful liquidity. Lyqui manages the distribution of capital around relevant market levels with depth concentration, multiple price layers, dynamic replacement, stale-order removal and locked-balance monitoring.
Depth can be managed at configurable distances from the market reference, depending on project requirements and available inventory. Exact strategy values are not published.
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Operating detail — Book structure
Better books. Better markets.
Poorly structured books show large gaps, shallow liquidity, unbalanced sides, wide spreads and sudden liquidity disappearance. Structure is what the operation works on.
Gappy bookIllustration · not client data
Structured bookIllustration · not client data
Operating detail — Risk controls
Liquidity without uncontrolled exposure.
Market making is fundamentally an inventory and exposure management problem. Liquidity actions are designed to occur only when market conditions satisfy operational requirements. These controls reduce risk; they do not remove it.
- 01
Inventory monitoring
Balances, locked funds and active order exposure are tracked while the service runs.
- 02
Exposure controls
Execution designed to limit directional exposure within defined operational boundaries.
- 03
Order reconciliation
Strategy state is compared with exchange order state to reduce drift.
- 04
Market validation
Quote updates consider spread, deviation, API status, activity and exchange conditions.
- 05
Failure handling
Retry mechanisms, API error detection, rate-limit awareness and state reconciliation.
- 06
Operational alerts
Automated balance, abnormal-spread, price-deviation and API-health alerts. The team's response follows the agreed scope.
Who we work with
Built for digital asset markets.
Token projects
Healthier secondary-market conditions.
New listings
Structured liquidity from the first day of trading.
Exchanges & venues
Stronger order-book conditions for listed markets.
Established markets
Correct persistent inefficiencies and improve continuity.
Client feedback · under our former name, Criptobot
"Criptobot is a very efficient market maker, working at very competitive rates. Fast set-up, easy to adjust when needed."
"We enjoy the collaboration with Criptobot team. They always provide the professional supports for all the market making needs for our project."
"CriptoBot has an excellent asset management, proper risk control, special client care, always available when needed and revolutionary pricing for long term partners!"
Clients' own words. They describe those clients' experience and are not a promise of similar results.
On liquidity scores
Liquidity scores are derived from multiple aspects of market quality — spread, depth, available liquidity, order-book continuity and trading conditions. Lyqui's work is aimed at those underlying characteristics. We do not guarantee exchange rankings, CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko scores, or access to internal scoring algorithms.
04 — Questions
What people ask before they write to us.
Is this software I operate myself?
No. Lyqui is a managed service: our team runs the liquidity operation within the scope we agree with you, so you do not configure or run a bot yourself. It is also not principal market making — Lyqui does not trade its own capital on your market.
Who provides the funds and tokens?
You do. The service uses the funds and tokens you allocate, in your own exchange account; Lyqui does not provide capital or lend tokens. How much to allocate depends on the markets and depth you want, and we discuss it with you during the assessment and proposal.
How is the service priced?
A fixed service fee for the agreed scope. The amount depends on the exchanges, the number of trading pairs and the operating scope you need, so we quote it after the initial assessment. Compensation is the fee — not a token loan and not an option on your token.
What information is needed for an initial assessment?
Your project or token name, an email address, and the exchange and trading pair(s) you want supported — or "not listed yet". A website and a short note on the current problem help. We can start with public market information. Sensitive information and detailed terms can be handled under an NDA when needed. Please do not send API keys, passwords or private account information.
What reporting is included?
Reporting is tailored to the scope and requirements of each engagement. Operational visibility can include periodic Telegram updates covering key liquidity metrics and relevant account data, providing a practical view of market conditions and performance.
When deeper analysis is required, custom reports can also be produced combining CEX market data, quantitative indicators and on-chain analysis to investigate specific market dynamics, liquidity conditions and other relevant findings.
How is access removed when the service ends?
Ending follows the notice terms in the contract. In practice it involves several steps, confirmed for each exchange and for how access was set up: stopping the strategy, handling any open orders, checking the account state with you, and then revoking Lyqui's access. Revoking an API key does not necessarily cancel open orders on its own, so the order of these steps matters. The account, and the funds and tokens in it, remain yours throughout.
Which exchanges do you support?
We maintain integrations with a broad and continuously expanding range of centralized exchanges through their official APIs, including Gate, Bitget, MEXC, KuCoin, Bybit, LBank, BingX, Toobit, DigiFinex, WEEX, Bitrue, XT.COM, Biconomy and Tapbit, among others.
Our integration coverage is continuously evolving as new venues and markets are added. Availability may vary depending on the exchange, market and required capabilities, so we recommend contacting us to confirm support for your specific requirements.
How long until the service is live?
It depends on the exchange, the account setup and the agreed scope. We give you an expected timeline in the proposal.
Can you guarantee a liquidity score or ranking?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. We work on the metrics those scores are built on — spread, depth, book continuity — and report on them as agreed. Rankings, CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko scores are outside anyone's control.
Build a healthier market for your token.
Whether you are preparing for a new listing or improving an existing market, tell us your project, the exchange and trading pair, and what you want to change.
05 — Assessment
Request a liquidity assessment
Tell us about your project and the markets you want to support. Please do not include API keys, passwords, or private account information.
We can start with public market information. Sensitive information and detailed terms can be handled under an NDA when needed.
Prefer email? lh@criptobot.dev · bd@criptobot.dev
Request form
Our request form is hosted on Lark. It asks for your name, email, project or token, exchanges, what you need and anything else we should know. It takes about two minutes.
Open the request form
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