Run your own market maker
If you issue an asset (a tokenized stock, gold, a treasury product, a stablecoin, a prediction-market token), you have a liquidity problem that market-making firms price badly. Hadron solves it a different way: you run the market yourself, on a pool you own, quoting around the price feed you already have.MM economics don't serve you
You already own the best price
Your market, your terms
How it works
A Hadron pool quotes around a mid-price that you push on-chain (see Mid-Price). Your bid/ask spreads, depth shape, and inventory response are defined by curves you control. The pool is live across Jupiter, Titan, and OKX routing.Hadron is double audited (Certora + Watchpug). Pools are isolated: your liquidity is never
commingled, and only your keys control it.
What it costs
Hadron charges makers a flat fee of 4 basis points (0.04%) per swap; see Fees. Running the price crank costs roughly $10/day at one update every 3 seconds. There are no retainers, no token loans, and no integration fees.Get started
Getting started
Create your pool in under 30 minutes with the dashboard wizard.
Running the crank
Push your price 24/7 with the hadron-cli template, or let us run it for you.
Quoting & inventory
Recommended spread schedules and how auto-skew keeps your inventory balanced.
Security & controls
Authority separation, the drawdown guard, and the staleness kill switch.
FAQ
Do I need to be a trading firm to do this?
Do I need to be a trading firm to do this?
No. The pool handles the market-making mechanics: quoting around your feed, skewing to rebalance
inventory, widening when inventory goes one-sided. Your job is to bring a price source and choose a
spread schedule (we provide recommended defaults per asset type).
What price sources can I use?
What price sources can I use?
Anything you want to quote around: Pyth, Switchboard, a CEX composite, or your own NAV feed. The
price source is the one thing you bring.
How is this different from seeding a public AMM pool?
How is this different from seeding a public AMM pool?
Public AMMs derive price from pool balances, so your liquidity is repriced by arbitrage: you pay
arbitrageurs to move your price to market. A Hadron pool quotes around the price you push, so your
liquidity tracks your feed instead of paying to rediscover it.
I don't want to run infrastructure.
I don't want to run infrastructure.
You can run the crank yourself in about five commands (Running the crank),
or we can run it for you. Reach out on Telegram: @adamgpeters, @srhhadron.