Treasury management
Liquidations and buybacks executed over time with minimal market impact, under a mandate you set.
What's included
Liquidations
Sell treasury holdings gradually, in line with available liquidity, without flooding the book.
Buybacks
Accumulate tokens steadily within the price and volume limits you approve.
Mandate based execution
You set size, timeframe, price limits and venues. We execute within them.
Market aware pacing
Participation adjusts to depth and flow, so the execution never becomes the price.
Full reporting
Every fill, average price and venue, reported against the mandate.
How it's measured
| Measure | What it means | How we report it |
|---|---|---|
| Execution price | Average fill price against a benchmark such as VWAP | VWAP over the course of managing the assets, based on purchases or sales |
| Participation | Our execution as a share of market volume | As a percentage of market volume, in time buckets |
| Completion | Progress against mandate size and timeframe | Daily |
| Market impact | Price movement attributable to the execution | Reviewed with you at each check in |
Who it's for
Token projects
Funding operations from treasury, or running a buyback programme.
Foundations and DAOs
Managing a treasury with clear limits and transparent reporting.
Funds and early investors
Unwinding or building positions without disrupting the market.
Questions
Can treasury execution and market making run together?
Yes. Running both from one desk means execution and liquidity support each other instead of competing.
How long does a liquidation take?
It depends on the size relative to daily volume and the limits you set. We propose a schedule after reviewing your markets.
Talk to us
Tell us about your market and what you need. We'll review it and come back to arrange a call.
Request a liquidity review