Caution: Paid Market-Making Offers Are Risky

I’m wary of unsolicited offers to “implement MM” and generate high trading volume via private messages. Promises of instant progress through opaque market-making arrangements often mask wash trading or other manipulative practices that can hurt real investors and invite regulatory scrutiny.

If a project considers paid market-making, I’d insist on transparent contracts, on-chain proof of trades, reputable regulated counterparties, and clear fee structures before proceeding. Without that, I wouldn’t engage or recommend participation.