> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://nadobro.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://nadobro.gitbook.io/docs/strategies/market-making-strategies.md).

# Market Making Strategies

NadoBro's Market Making (MM) family is a Nado-native, inventory-aware maker engine that quotes continuously on Nado perps to capture the **maker rebate** and **spread**. The engine ships in four shapes one strategy with four modes, sharing the same risk preflight, fee model, and live dashboards.<br>

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💡 **Why market-make?**&#x20;

> On Nado, takers pay 1.5 bp and makers earn up to −0.8 bp. Every round-turn a true maker captures **2.3 bp of edge before slippage** vs. a taker. The MM engine is built to protect that edge.

#### The four modes

| Mode                     | What it is                                            | When to use                                       |
| ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| **GRID**                 | Symmetric maker grid around an EMA reference          | Calm, range-bound markets                         |
| **Reverse GRID (RGRID)** | Anchor follows fills + momentum-aware reversal        | Trending pairs you want to participate in         |
| **Dynamic GRID (DGRID)** | Auto-switches GRID ↔ RGRID based on realized variance | Set-and-forget on volatile majors                 |
| **Mid Mode**             | Pure `mid ± spread × level`                           | Clean maker quoting without soft-reset complexity |

#### Margin-denominated SL/TP

Stops are applied to **margin** (`notional / leverage`), not raw notional. This means leveraged sessions hit SL at smaller absolute drawdowns than a notional-denominated stop would, which is intentional. Your **actual max-loss number** is shown on the pre-trade card before you start.

#### Getting Started

1. Connect wallet via **Wallet** button
2. Go to **Strategies**
3. Choose Mid, Grid, R-Grid or D-Grid mode
4. Set parameters and capital
5. Tap **Start** and the bot handles everything else

***Note: Past results doesn't gaurantee profits. Trading can be very risky and you may lose your funds. Nadobro won't be held liable for any loss of funds.***


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