market making · MEV-aware execution

market making for mev-aware execution.

The sandwich-resistance + private-quoting side of MEV-aware execution. your quotes don't get sniffed, your hedges don't get sandwiched. Order placement through private mempool routes, with public-mempool fallback when the math says it's safer. Private orderflow, sandwich resistance, builder routing — but specifically, the market making layer of it.

scope

MEV-aware execution — what we ship.

explicit deliverables for this use-case. additional market making pieces stay in scope.

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use-case deliverables

private orderflow, sandwich resistance, builder routing.

primary pieces
private mempool routing (Flashbots, Eden, MEV Blocker)
bundle construction + simulation
backrun arb detection
swap-with-zero-slippage flows
builder-multiplexed submission
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service-wide pieces

quoting, inventory, hedging — across whatever venue you trade.

market making stack
quoting + inventory logic
cross-venue hedging
pnl + attribution dashboards
kill switches & risk gates
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real-world shapes

not what we built (we don't kiss-and-tell client work), but the shapes-of-the-problem we anchor scope against.

reference points
MEV-Boost relays
Cow Swap batch auctions
Jito bundles on Solana
FAQ

quick answers.

Q

What angle do you take on MEV-aware execution?

The sandwich-resistance + private-quoting side of MEV-aware execution. Specifically: your quotes don't get sniffed, your hedges don't get sandwiched. Order placement through private mempool routes, with public-mempool fallback when the math says it's safer.

Q

Who else has built MEV-aware execution like this?

Reference points we look at when scoping: MEV-Boost relays, Cow Swap batch auctions, Jito bundles on Solana. We don't copy them; they're shapes-of-the-problem.

Q

Why market making (and not the other two services)?

MEV-aware execution touches multiple disciplines. We split the work along service lines so each engagement has a single scope. If you need more than one side, we'll scope a second engagement (or a combined one) — but a single market making pod is usually the right starting shape.

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How do we start?

Book a call. 30 minutes, no NDA, no slide deck. We tell you what scope of work looks like or refer you elsewhere if we're not the right team.