Run a controlled quoting policy on MEXC.
A new spot market needs an operating policy, not a one-time batch of orders. Coinner maintains configured bids and asks, refreshes them as the reference market changes, and records the resulting orders and fills. Your team remains responsible for capital allocation, supervision, and compliance with MEXC rules.
- Quotes require continuous manual attention
- Orders can become stale as the reference price moves
- Spread and depth vary with operator availability
- Changes are difficult to review consistently
- Two-sided orders follow your configured policy
- Spread, depth, and order sizes remain adjustable
- Volatility controls can widen or pause quoting
- Orders, fills, and configuration changes stay visible
Planning a MEXC spot-market deployment
Start by confirming that API spot trading is available for the exact account and pair. Use a dedicated key with withdrawals disabled, decide how much base and quote inventory the strategy may use, and define who on your team can change those limits.
Begin with conservative order sizes and observe fills before expanding depth. The appropriate spread depends on tick size, volatility, fees, reference-price quality, and available inventory; it should be reviewed whenever those conditions change.
- Confirm the exact spot symbol and account
- Fund both sides of the pair
- Set a maximum inventory and order size
- Review the first orders and fills
What runs on MEXC.
What that gets you on MEXC.
| Bots | Liquidity Bot and Sell Bot |
|---|---|
| Primary function | Automated two-sided orderbook quoting |
| Controls | Spread, depth, sizing, and volatility limits |
| Monitoring | Orders, fills, status, and configuration history |
| Custody | Funds stay in your MEXC account |
| Availability | Subject to account, pair, and API compatibility |
- Market making can improve quote consistency, but it cannot guarantee demand, volume, rankings, or listing outcomes.
- Use a dedicated trade-only API key with withdrawals disabled and the minimum permissions required.
- You remain responsible for exchange rules, applicable law, and the way every strategy is configured.
- Stopping the bot cancels its managed open orders; verify the orderbook afterward as part of your operating process.
From connection to a supervised MEXC launch.
MEXC market making FAQ.
New to this? Read the guide to crypto market making for what a market maker bot actually does, or browse the full FAQ covering setup, security, and costs across every venue.