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how tread.fi mm bot actually works and how to launch it safe for your balance market making with tread is not free yield you're basically renting a very fast trader that: - posts both bids and asks around the mid - tries to keep your net exposure inside a controlled band instead of letting you drift into a huge directional bet - farm tread points in the video below i walk through the clicks: > step one - pick the market and leverage if you farm trade.xyz or Ventuals be careful, those markets completely static on weekends and bot most likely will stop. there's no problems with majors though (btc, eth, hype, etc.) for less risk choose leverage below 10x > step two - fund and size the bot before you touch settings, make sure your inventory is at least a bit higher than the recommended inventory size (think +10-20% buffer) otherwise you have a risk of liquidations recommended inventory depends on the budget, bias and mode you should be ok with that whole amount being actively traded. this is not a tiny test order, this is your working capital for the bot > step three - choose bias type neutral mm goal: max volume with min price impact not profit and no loss, you're just burning dex fees in range of your budget use this if you don't have a strong view on direction long / short skew goal: combine mm with a directional opinion bot front-loads your bias in the first half of the run and unwinds later path matters: you need price behavior to roughly match your bias path (best case is up/down only), not just end higher/lower even if you bet on right direction positive pnl is not guaranteed, you should test with small amount at first to understand algos. > step four - execution mode aggressive - tighter around mid, more fills, faster volume - better for mega-liquid markets where you just want to get done and reduce exposure quickly normal - good default for most large pairs - balances between getting hit and not chasing every move passive - behave closer to a grid: slower, wider - potentially higher returns over longer periods but you need patience and monitoring > step five - run and monitor once the bot is live, watch: - pnl and executed notional (are you bleeding per notional traded?) - participation rate (if you're 80–90% of the market, you're basically trading against yourself) if something looks off, pause early. make sure all positions are closed and orders are canceled. TLDR; inventory is your work balance, it will be used to open positions keep inventory buffer at least at 10%, running with less than recommended inventory is how you get forced into bad fills or even liquidations on a weird move. a bit more inventory = more room for the bot to rebalance without panicking. bias is harder than it looks, with a skewed bot you're not just betting end price > start price, you're betting on the path monitor often, there are a lot of unpredicted maintenances happens on dexes side