The battle between market makers and retail investors plays out daily in the primary cryptocurrency market. Retail investors are constantly talking about avoiding pitfalls here and there; now let's discuss some strategies and avoidance experiences of market makers.
For market makers, every transaction may be lurking with the risk of being monitored or manipulated. When managing market value, you may be exposed through on-chain bubble charts, contract monitoring tools, or other trading analysis tools, making you carry the labels of 'manipulator' or 'rat trading'. Moreover, once this data is analyzed, it could potentially expose your trading plans to the market in advance, and in severe cases, could lead to the market directly countering your operations, causing a perfect strategy to fall apart and your funds to be lost.
So, how can I avoid being tracked by these monitoring tools? How can I maintain liquidity while avoiding being precisely locked in by analysis tools like the 'bubble chart'? The perfect solution is the multi-to-multi transfer.
What is a bubble chart?
First, let's talk about bubble charts. They are tools that help analysts and project parties identify the sources and destinations of funds by visualizing the flow of funds between various addresses. However, for market makers, this is like walking into the enemy camp with a red flag. If you frequently use the same batch of addresses or perform transfers in a one-to-many manner, bubble charts can easily present your fund flow map. This not only exposes your market-making strategies but may also make you a 'prey' in the eyes of other traders, vulnerable to market counterattacks.
What is the multi-to-multi transfer function?
The multi-to-multi transfer function moves tokens from multiple sending addresses to multiple receiving addresses, and is a tool specifically designed to address the privacy and security issues faced by market makers in trading. In simple terms, traditional one-to-many and many-to-one transfer methods are common, but these methods are often easy for monitoring tools to identify and track on the blockchain, especially when some analysis tools, like bubble charts, detect the flow of funds, which can almost precisely determine the direction of funds and the address of the market maker behind the operations.
Flexible market value management
For market makers, flexible market value management means being able to quickly adapt to market fluctuations and operational needs, adjusting strategies at any time to ensure liquidity is not broken. However, if you continuously use the same batch of addresses for transactions, it means you are exposing too much operational information. Long-term use of a single address will make your fund movements easily traceable, thereby affecting the privacy of your market-making strategies.
This is the value of multi-to-multi transfers. By bulk transferring funds from multiple source addresses to new target addresses, market makers can flexibly switch addresses without exposing their trading strategies. This not only makes fund management more efficient but also avoids the security risks of using the same address for a long time. After multiple operations in this mode, the flow path of funds becomes more complex, making it nearly impossible for external monitoring tools to track your trading data, further ensuring the privacy and security of market-making operations. I often use Slerftools' multi-to-multi transfer function, which should be the most cost-effective on the entire network.
How to use the multi-to-multi transfer function of Slerftools?
Log in to the Slerftools platform: Enter the Slerftools website and connect your wallet.
Select the multi-to-multi transfer function: Enter the tools page and select the 'multi-to-multi transfer' function.
Set the sending and receiving addresses: Add multiple sending addresses and multiple receiving addresses, flexibly choose the number of tokens to transfer and the transfer path.
Execute the transfer: After the setup is complete, click 'Start Transfer', and the system will automatically batch process all transfers.
If I were to talk about the advantages of using this tool, it would be the ability to perform bulk operations without thinking, improve flexibility, and protect privacy—that's it.
Conclusion
For market makers to stand out in intense market competition, they not only need precise market judgment but also require flexible fund management and privacy protection. Slerftools' multi-to-multi transfer function provides you with an efficient, privacy-friendly, and low-cost fund management tool. By avoiding tracking from monitoring tools and enhancing trading privacy, it allows you to effectively protect your market-making strategies while maintaining liquidity.
