💼 Choosing the Right Market Making Program: Binance, WhiteBIT or Bybit?
Liquidity doesn’t just materialize — it’s created. And if you’re building a Web3 protocol, managing token listings, or running high-frequency trading systems, picking the right market making program is essential. It’s the difference between depth and chaos.
I’ve worked through options on 3 major exchanges — covering the bulk of $BTC volume and offering real institutional infrastructure.
👉 Here’s what I found:
🟩 Binance
• 0% maker fees on select pairs (top performers get full access)
• Rebates up to 0.005% for high-volume makers
• API limits can be expanded
• Transparent performance rankings (daily/weekly)
🟩 WhiteBIT
• Fast and stable institutional API
• Maker rebates from -0.010% to -0.020%
• Subaccounts, colocation, and KYB onboarding for teams
• Spot and Futures support with flexible volume thresholds
• VIP-level service and custom terms for leading MMs
🟩 Bybit
• Unified rebates across Spot & Derivatives (up to 0.005%)
• Trial period for new market makers
• Tiered access based on volume share
🧠Key takeaway: market making isn’t just about chasing lower fees.
If you’re building in Web3, you need infrastructure you can trust — fast APIs, resilient systems, and responsive support when volatility spikes. Because when you’re the one providing liquidity, you’re also shaping the trading experience for everyone else.
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