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XT Market Maker Bot

Automate bids and asks for a compatible XT spot pair with defined capital limits, volatility behaviour, and order-by-order visibility.

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Set
Quote policy
Live
Order monitoring
Stop
Operator control

Maintain a repeatable quoting process on XT.

Coinner gives an XT market the same documented quoting process across operating hours. It does not replace supervision: an account owner should confirm symbol precision, balances, API status, and fills, then pause the strategy when venue or market conditions fall outside the approved range.

Pair with no market maker
  • 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
Running the Liquidity Bot
  • 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
XT operating guide

A practical XT operating checklist

Verify the precise XT symbol, minimum order size, price precision, and API trading status before enabling orders. A technically valid API key is not enough if the pair or account is not ready for the intended strategy.

Choose initial limits from available capital and acceptable exposure rather than a desired headline metric. Review the orderbook and execution log after starting, and keep an operator available to stop or revise the configuration.

Pre-launch checklist
  • Verify pair-level trading constraints
  • Limit capital committed per side
  • Test with conservative order sizes
  • Keep a named operator responsible

What that gets you on XT.

Consistent quoting
Keep both sides of the orderbook managed when your team is offline.
Defined risk controls
Set order sizes, spread targets, budgets, and volatility boundaries.
Operational visibility
Review orders and fills instead of relying on a black-box service.
Account-level control
Funds remain in your XT account under the permissions you grant.
At a glance
BotsLiquidity Bot and Sell Bot
Primary functionAutomated two-sided orderbook quoting
ControlsSpread, depth, sizing, and volatility limits
MonitoringOrders, fills, status, and configuration history
CustodyFunds stay in your XT account
AvailabilitySubject to account, pair, and API compatibility
Good to know
  • 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 XT launch.

Sign up and start the wizard
Create a free account and open the setup wizard. It guides the next steps, and your first bot runs free for 3 days.
Connect your exchange
Create a dedicated API key with spot trading enabled, withdrawals disabled, and no permissions beyond those required for the strategy.
Configure & go live
Set conservative spread, depth, sizing, inventory, and volatility limits. Observe the first orders and fills before routine operation.

XT market making FAQ.

Yes. Coinner can automate two-sided orderbook quoting on supported XT spot pairs.
No. Coinner automates the strategy you configure, but it cannot guarantee demand, trading volume, tracker rankings, campaign eligibility, or continued listing. Outcomes depend on market conditions and third-party policies.
Create a dedicated API key with spot trading enabled and withdrawals disabled. The setup wizard checks that the account and pair are compatible. Then choose the quoting parameters and review the first orders before leaving the bot unattended.
Use it within XT's current trading rules and the laws that apply to you. Start with conservative spread, depth, and inventory limits, review the first orders, and keep fill records for internal review.
No. Gradual execution can reduce concentration compared with submitting one large order, but every sale can move the market and execution quality depends on available liquidity and volatility.
Yes. You set the quoting and risk parameters, monitor activity, and can stop the bot. Your balance remains in the connected exchange account, subject to the permissions granted to the API key.
The strategy can widen quotes or pause according to configured volatility rules. Those controls reduce automated activity but cannot predict the market or prevent all fills and losses.
Assign someone who understands the token inventory, exchange account, and approved limits. That operator should review alerts, rejected orders, unusual fills, and changes in venue availability.

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.

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Plan a controlled market-making setup on XT.

Sign up, let the setup wizard check your XT pair, set quoting limits, and review the first orders. Our team can help anytime.