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Attack on MM 2: Market Maker Order Book and Order Flow

"Attack of the MM 2: Market Maker Order Books and Order Flow" by Dave explores the dynamics of market making in crypto, focusing on the Limit Order Book (LOB) and order flow. The LOB is the market maker's battlefield, defined by depth, tick size, and the concept of price improvement—providing better prices than the current best bid/ask to create market value. Market makers profit from the bid-ask spread, which covers order processing costs, inventory risk (holding assets amid price fluctuations), and adverse selection risk (being exploited by informed "toxic" traders). The spread types include quoted, effective, and realized spread, with the latter factoring in future mid-prices to measure true profitability. Order flow involves managing incoming trades, with a focus on identifying "toxic flow" from informed traders who can cause losses. Market makers use metrics like VPIN (Volume-weighted Probability of Informed Trading) to detect one-sided pressure and respond by pulling quotes, widening spreads, or reducing order sizes to mitigate risk. The article hints at deeper institutional strategies in future installments.

深潮12/28 04:03

Attack on MM 2: Market Maker Order Book and Order Flow

深潮12/28 04:03

In 2025, These Ten Billionaires Saw Their Wealth Soar by $730 Billion

The world's billionaires saw their collective wealth surge by $3.6 trillion in 2025, with the top ten gainers adding over $729 billion. Elon Musk was the year's biggest winner, with his net worth increasing by $333.2 billion to reach $754.4 billion, driven by soaring valuations of SpaceX and Tesla. He is on track to become the world's first trillionaire. Other major gainers were predominantly U.S. tech titans, including Google co-founders Larry Page ($987 billion gain) and Sergey Brin ($861 billion gain), NVIDIA's Jensen Huang ($423 billion gain), and Oracle's Larry Ellison ($406 billion gain). The list also featured Spain's Amancio Ortega (Zara), Mexico's Germán Larrea (mining) and Carlos Slim (telecom), Japan's Masayoshi Son (SoftBank), and Meta's Mark Zuckerberg. The wealth explosion was largely fueled by a booming stock market and an AI investment frenzy.

marsbit12/28 02:05

In 2025, These Ten Billionaires Saw Their Wealth Soar by $730 Billion

marsbit12/28 02:05

Reasons why XRP is poised to lead 2026 DESPITE drop below $2

The market is anticipating significant developments in 2026, largely driven by the upcoming Clarity Act, which is expected to provide regulatory clarity for the crypto market and intensify competition among Layer 1 blockchains. Ripple (XRP) appears to be a primary beneficiary, with on-chain data showing a substantial decline in exchange balances—from 4 billion to 1.5 billion—indicating reduced sell-side pressure. Additionally, XRP ETFs have attracted $1.14 billion in net inflows, boosting institutional demand. Despite a broader altcoin market downturn in 2025, XRP has shown relative strength, declining only 12% compared to steeper losses in other major cryptocurrencies like Solana. Its open interest on Binance has also dropped to a multi-month low, suggesting a healthier, less leveraged market structure. The recent price drop below $2 is viewed as a constructive reset rather than a breakdown, positioning XRP favorably for a potential rally in 2026, supported by strong fundamentals and regulatory tailwinds.

ambcrypto12/28 02:02

Reasons why XRP is poised to lead 2026 DESPITE drop below $2

ambcrypto12/28 02:02

Aave Protocol Embroiled In Governance Drama As CEO Denies Vote Buying – Details

Aave Protocol is facing a significant governance dispute centered on control of protocol assets and value distribution. A proposal to transfer Aave’s brand and front-end assets to DAO control was rejected, with only 3.5% in favor. The controversy began after allegations that Aave Labs redirected protocol fees from a CoW Swap integration to its own wallet instead of the DAO. Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy criticized the proposal as premature and lacking detail. Aave CEO Stani Kulechov denied accusations, including claims of vote-buying linked to his recent $15M AAVE purchase, and emphasized commitment to improved transparency and alignment within the ecosystem.

bitcoinist12/28 00:02

Aave Protocol Embroiled In Governance Drama As CEO Denies Vote Buying – Details

bitcoinist12/28 00:02

Dogecoin – Is price recovery next after whales unload 150M DOGE?

Dogecoin whales have sold approximately 150 million DOGE over five days, signaling caution rather than accumulation. Despite this, the price has not collapsed aggressively, suggesting steady absorption by other buyers. Derivatives traders remain heavily bullish, with over 70% of accounts long on Binance, creating a fragile imbalance. Open Interest rose to $1.49 billion amid price weakness, indicating leveraged speculation rather than organic demand. DOGE is trading within a descending channel, currently near support at $0.12, with RSI stabilization hinting at weakening bearish momentum. Short liquidations have exceeded longs, suggesting bearish exhaustion. A breakout above the channel could target the $0.25 zone, marking a potential trend reversal if key resistance levels are reclaimed.

ambcrypto12/28 00:02

Dogecoin – Is price recovery next after whales unload 150M DOGE?

ambcrypto12/28 00:02

Aave DAO votes down brand control plan as altcoin falls by 14% – Explained

The Aave community has rejected a proposal to transfer control of the protocol's brand and intellectual property to the DAO, with over 55% voting against the move and only 3.5% in favor. The proposal aimed to shift ownership of domains, social handles, and naming rights from entities like Aave Labs and BGD Labs to token holders, a step intended to deepen decentralization. However, concerns over timing, structure, and implications led to its failure. Aave founder Stani Kulechov publicly opposed the proposal, arguing that a simple yes/no vote was inadequate for such a complex issue, sparking accusations of interference in DAO governance. Additionally, Kulechov’s purchase of $10 million worth of AAVE ahead of the vote raised questions about influence concentration. Meanwhile, the native token AAVE fell by 14% this week, trading below key moving averages with low RSI and negative money flow, though selling pressure may be easing. The market sentiment remains cautious, with buyers potentially eyeing a rebound toward the $165–$170 range if conditions improve.

ambcrypto12/27 23:01

Aave DAO votes down brand control plan as altcoin falls by 14% – Explained

ambcrypto12/27 23:01

Charles Hoskinson Reveals What XRP And Cardano Are Already Doing 100x Better

Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, asserts that networks like Cardano and XRP are already performing 100 times better than legacy financial systems in terms of structural design and scalability. He emphasizes that their advantage is not based on market speculation but on their decentralized architectures and global scalability, which are core to their design. Hoskinson highlights his new privacy-focused blockchain, Midnight, and the established XRP Ledger (XRPL) as prime examples of Web3-native systems capable of robust, real-world operation. He argues that these networks, with their strong infrastructure and community support, are far better positioned to tackle markets like the $10 trillion Real-World Asset (RWA) sector than traditional finance systems attempting to enter Web3.

bitcoinist12/27 22:31

Charles Hoskinson Reveals What XRP And Cardano Are Already Doing 100x Better

bitcoinist12/27 22:31

Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin challenges Europe’s “no space” vision for digital assets

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has criticized the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA), warning that it risks creating a digital environment with "no space" for controversial ideas or products. Buterin argues that the DSA’s approach to making platforms safer is flawed, as it may lead to excessive surveillance and enforcement rather than addressing the real issue—algorithmic amplification of extreme content. He advocates for a "Pirate Party approach" focused on user empowerment and pluralism. Amid tightening regulations, privacy coins like Zcash and Monero have become the best-performing crypto sector in 2025, with Zcash surging over 700% as investors seek assets that preserve financial autonomy. This trend coincides with the EU’s enforcement of MiCA and other strict crypto regulations, which have increased scrutiny on stablecoins, anti-money laundering measures, and operational risks. Buterin’s comments reflect broader concerns that restrictive policies may inadvertently fuel demand for privacy-focused tools, as seen in earlier bans on privacy coins in Japan and U.S. sanctions on Tornado Cash. The ongoing regulatory clampdown in Europe appears to be driving capital toward cryptographic assets designed to uphold user privacy and freedom.

ambcrypto12/27 22:03

Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin challenges Europe’s “no space” vision for digital assets

ambcrypto12/27 22:03

Just 1–2% – Here’s how retirement funds can change crypto forever

Retirement funds, traditionally risk-averse, are beginning to explore crypto despite its volatility and regulatory uncertainties. While pensions prioritize stability and fiduciary duty, crypto’s double-digit swings and uneven regulations have been major barriers. However, institutional involvement—led by firms like BlackRock—is starting to change the landscape. The introduction of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs has attracted significant capital, bringing stricter oversight, custody standards, and risk management practices. Even a small 1–2% allocation from pension funds could further mature the market, reduce extreme volatility, and encourage broader regulatory clarity, making crypto more systemically integrated and less speculative over time.

ambcrypto12/27 20:02

Just 1–2% – Here’s how retirement funds can change crypto forever

ambcrypto12/27 20:02

Bitcoin Mining Crash: Bitmain Slashes Hardware Costs To Stay Afloat

Bitmain has significantly reduced prices for its Bitcoin ASIC hardware, including models like the S19e XP Hydro, to as low as $3 per TH/s, in response to plummeting mining profitability and high inventory levels. This follows the April 2024 halving, which cut block rewards, and a sharp Bitcoin price drop from its October 2025 peak. Mining revenue per TH/s has hit multi-year lows, forcing operators to reassess expansion and seek cheaper equipment or power. The price cuts are aimed at clearing stock quickly, triggering secondary market declines and bulk sales. While some miners see short-term relief with low power costs, the industry faces potential consolidation unless Bitcoin’s price recovers.

bitcoinist12/27 19:32

Bitcoin Mining Crash: Bitmain Slashes Hardware Costs To Stay Afloat

bitcoinist12/27 19:32

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