Exactly 1 month ago, the terrible market crash of October 10th happened, when volatility went off the charts and most exchanges simply froze.
It looks like we've mostly recovered since then and things are back to normal now, but that day left its scars and made many traders rethink how much good liquidity and reliable infrastructure matter.
⏰ So I think it’s the perfect time to revisit how we handle liquidity and what reliability actually means. From that perspective, Tyler's article on market-making programs hits right on target.
It explain how different exchanges structure their MM programs, what kind of rewards or risks come with each setup, and which platforms can actually keep your strategy alive during extreme volatility.
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