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If liquidity is the lifeblood of DeFi, crypto market makers are the donors who make sure the veins and capillaries remain well-stocked. It is, after all, these deep-pocketed entities who provide exchanges with the reserves they need to improve trading execution and win users’ hearts and minds.  While the market making scene is fiercely competitive, DWF Labs has emerged as one of the biggest and best. Among the world’s largest high-frequency crypto trading entities, the company has been instrumental in developing the liquidity infrastructure of not just several exchanges but also multiple networks and protocols.  It also trades spot and derivatives markets on over 60 top exchanges, supports 35% of CoinMarketCap’s Top 1,000 projects, and burnishes its grassroot connections by running multiple validator nodes on various protocols. What Makes a Market Maker The counterparts of tradfi behemoths like Merril Lynch and JPMorgan, crypto market makers play an invaluable role in the Web3 ecosystem, their deep reserves of liquidity supporting efficient asset trading even in the most volatile conditions. Their expertise extends beyond providing capital for decentralized markets, though.  In a recent interview with omnichain liquidity layer Orderly Network, one of its clients, DWF Labs explained that it combined liquidity provision with strategic advisory services, funding support, and global partnerships with the goal of helping projects grow sustainably.  The take-home message appeared to be that DWF was greater than the sum of its parts, a collaborator and trusted partner as well as a financier contributing tens of millions to TVL on-chain to support early protocols. Clearly, being a successful DeFi market maker requires a unique blend of strategy, resources, and experience. In the case of DWF Labs, an extensive global network of partners doesn’t hurt either. Indeed, last year it helped establish a $5 million growth platform for Web3 businesses at…

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