Thread by @SageyTrading

Liquidity Engineers vs Market Makers: two important roles in the market that investors need to know about, a thread (again) 🧵:

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#liquidityengineering #marketmaking #valueextraction

Liquidity Engineers are responsible for managing the flow of funds on exchanges, ensuring efficient and fair trades for buyers and sellers. They use cutting-edge algorithms and strategy thinking to stabilize prices and reduce volatility.

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Market Makers, on the other hand, provide liquidity to the market through constant buying and selling. They aim to maximize profits through bid-ask spreads, officially. In reality (in crypto), they take deal flow and/or manipulate the market. Cucks.

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While both play important roles, it's clear that Liquidity Engineers have the upper hand. With their advanced thinking and focus on market stability, they consistently outperform Market Makers. They are price agnostic and always performant.

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Some of these legends have found a way to maximize profits that puts many Market Makers to shame. By utilizing autistic expertise and staying ahead of the game, delivering outstanding results is not only expected, but a minimum effort.

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Liquidity Engineers have a distinct advantage in the financial market by - taking advantage of - already existing market making participants. Extracting value from degenerate traders (and market makers) becomes a game of cat & mouse. MMs are literal barrels of tasty fish.

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Market Makers on the other hand, often struggle to keep up and are left behind in this race for profitability. With Liquidity Engineers taking the lead, it's important to realize the value they bring to markets and how they continuously outperform traditional Market Makers.

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That said. We invest in unique cats and their unique perspectives with unrivalled analytical skills. When you allow them to excel within their own bubble, respect them, and allow them to be comfortable (in their own way), the investment returns are remarkable.

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