A capital markets firm for the onchain world.
LO:TECH has been consistently among the strongest-performing contributors in Pyth Pro, the institutional-grade market data service from Pyth Network since they began publishing monthly contributor
Prediction market data is now part of LO:TECH’s live and historical market data service, covering Polymarket, Kalshi and Opinion. In a tech-finance world that has spent the last twelve months
While often viewed as a black box, crypto market making is grounded in specific systems, processes, and deal mechanics that are rarely visible from the outside. Much of the infrastructure that
Liquidity is one of the most misused words in crypto. It’s often used as a vague proxy for market health, but we’re going to be more specific: Liquidity is about how much you can trade, when you want
Market making is a foundational concept in all financial markets, and crypto is no exception. But for all its importance, it’s often poorly understood and wrapped in jargon. At its core, market
It goes without saying that we were thrilled to announce our latest fundraising round last week. As we were gearing up for the press release, we had numerous people asking us for background details on
Before you can trade, before you can quote, before you can even begin to provide liquidity, you need to know where the market is. Sounds obvious. But in crypto, even that first step is a mess. This
With a new ATH just reached, you’d think answering that would be straightforward. After all, a spot Bitcoin is a spot Bitcoin. Fungible across venues, tradable across regions. And yet, even for
Volume. Everyone’s incentivised to care about it. Exchanges make money on volume. Projects get ranked by it. Aggregators publish information about it. Investors glance at it and assume something’s
We’re heading to New York next week for @blockworksDAS, an institutional-focused event by @Blockworks_ attended by banks, fund managers, and trading firms. An event where people inherently understand
Market making is a bit of a technical business. But at its simplest, the job is to ensure there’s always depth on both the buy and sell side of an order book. When someone wants to trade, they should
So, @TeamLOTECH was going to write a piece on why token projects need good market makers. We’re a trading firm we thought, we do liquidity provision, we make markets. And we’d like to help projects as
