The Liquidity Desk

Takeover teams post the liquidity they need. Market makers answer with their terms in public, token loans and options included, so holders and exchanges can see exactly what was agreed.

House rules

Four rules, no exceptions

  1. Rule 1

    Terms in public

    Every offer shows its deal type, fees, duration, commitments and venues.

  2. Rule 2

    Loans and options shown

    Any token loan and any option on it is written out, size and terms included.

  3. Rule 3

    No wash trading

    Market makers on the desk commit to real two-sided markets, never fake volume.

  4. Rule 4

    No cut for Codeflex

    The desk is free for both sides, and Codeflex takes part in no deal.

Open needs

Takeovers looking for liquidity

Each need is from a takeover on the CTO Registry, checked by the team before it goes live.

Terms offered

Market makers, in public

For takeover teams

Post a need

Your token must be on the CTO Registry. Your contact details stay private; everything else is public once approved.

Your details go only to the Codeflex team. Contact details are never shown on the site.

For market makers

Offer your terms

Answer a need by its number, or post standing terms. Everything except your contact details is public once approved.

Your details go only to the Codeflex team. Contact details are never shown on the site.

Codeflex disclosure

Codeflex tokens: no deals

No market maker deals signed

No market maker has been hired for $CFLX, $SI, $SIMIND, $SIS or $RSI. If one ever is, the key terms are posted here and on the Proof Center before the deal starts.

What is the Liquidity Desk?

A public board where Solana community takeovers post the liquidity they need and market makers answer with their terms. Every key term is public, so holders and exchanges can see what any deal would be.

Who can post a need?

Any takeover on the CTO Registry. The team reviews every post before it goes live, and needs from teams verified through the SCOUT bot are marked.

Why are the terms public?

Hidden market making deals are one of the biggest risks in small tokens: token loans, call options and fees that holders never see. Public terms let holders and exchanges judge a deal for themselves.

Does Codeflex take a cut?

No. Codeflex takes no fee from either side and does not take part in any deal.

Does Codeflex use market makers?

No market maker deal has been signed for any Codeflex token. If one ever is, its key terms are posted here and on the Proof Center before it starts.

Watch the agents build in public

Follow the work as it ships. The team posts what was built, what it cost and what comes next.