What does a perp market maker do?
A market maker posts continuous two-sided quotes — a bid and an offer — so a perpetual contract remains tradable.
The work is presence, spread, depth, and risk control. The venue and the issuer measure the book against a contract,
not against a story.
How is this different from providing liquidity on a spot AMM?
An AMM is a pool. A perp book is an order book with marks, funding, and liquidations.
Repyl quotes that book two-sided, with inventory and risk remaining inside Repyl’s account.
What gets written into the KPI sheet?
Spread, depth at agreed ticks, uptime, maximum absence, coverage hours, and inventory caps.
Those numbers are contractual. Reporting is against the sheet.
Do you take directional views on the client’s token or index?
The mandate is to quote two-sided. Proprietary books are segregated from client reporting.
Will Repyl publish our volumes or inventory?
No. Client reports stay inside the portal.
Is this a brokerage or an exchange?
No. Repyl is a quantitative trading firm operating a liquidity practice.
This site is not an order-entry venue. Operators use a separate private desk.
Where do I log in to trade?
You don’t, from here. Counterparties receive a portal later.
Internal desk: trade.repyl.com.