Market maker comparison

TDMM vs Enflux: which fits your token?

TDMM and Enflux both serve token projects with retained market making, DEX liquidity management and OTC. Enflux, operating since 2023 and registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, offers retainer and loan-option models plus a self-service terminal, and reports 120+ clients. TDMM has been active since 2015 and reports more than $10 billion traded across 100+ CEX and DEX integrations.

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  • 2015TDMM active since
  • $10B+TDMM traded
  • 2023Enflux operating since
  • 120+Enflux clients (self-reported)

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How do TDMM and Enflux compare at a glance?

TDMMEnflux
Active since20152023
Legal entity and baseTDMM Ltd, part of TradeDog GroupEnflux SVG LLC, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Core offerMarket making, liquidity provisioning, listing support, treasury and exit managementRetainer and loan-option market making, DEX liquidity management, self-service terminal, OTC, accelerator, advisory
Exchange coverage100+ CEX and DEX integrations21 centralised exchanges shown; 10 chains; DEXs including Uniswap and PancakeSwap
Self-reported scale$10B+ traded; 100+ CEX and DEX integrations; 200+ markets120+ clients; 40+ launches; $200M+ OTC volume; no market making volume published
Commercial modelRetainer; token loan structures by agreementRetainer, KPI-bound loan option, or usage-priced self-service; no prices published
Client analyticsReports per venue, verifiable against public dataEnflux Horizon analytics for clients with a mandate
Licences claimedNot publishedNone claimed
TDMM figures are its own reported numbers. Enflux details are from its website and public records as read on 9 October 2026.

Who is Enflux?

Enflux is a market maker that says it has operated since 2023. Its terms of service name Enflux SVG LLC, registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and its about page lists a 19-person team led by CEO Valentin Mihov. The firm offers retainer-based CEX market making in which the client keeps custody, a loan-option model tied to spread and depth KPIs, DEX liquidity management, a self-service tool called Enflux Terminal, an OTC and treasury desk, and an accelerator.

Enflux reports 120+ clients and 40+ launches on its home page and $200 million or more of OTC volume on its treasury page. It publishes no market making volume, pair count or uptime figure. On the Tokenomist and Forgd market maker index it is listed at number 25 of 43 but is not data-integrated, so no trading KPIs are shown there.

How do the two firms' reported exchange counts compare?

Exchange integrations reported or shown

Exchange integrations reported or shownTDMM reports 100+ CEX and DEX integrations. Enflux's site shows 21 centralised exchange logos plus DEXs on 10 chains. The two counts are not like for like.TDMM (CEX andDEX integrations)100Enflux (centralised exchangesshown)21
TDMM reports 100+ CEX and DEX integrations. Enflux's site shows 21 centralised exchange logos plus DEXs on 10 chains. The two counts are not like for like.

Where is Enflux strong?

  • Choice of structure

    Retainer, loan option and self-service under one roof, so a project can pick by budget and how much control it wants.

  • Self-service terminal

    Enflux Terminal lets a team run market making tools itself with usage-based pricing.

  • Client analytics

    Enflux Horizon tracks cross-venue depth, slippage and quote quality for mandate clients.

  • Useful founder content

    Its blog includes a checklist for avoiding a bad market maker and a CEX listing readiness guide, both from April 2026.

Where does TDMM differ from Enflux?

  • Eight more years of record

    TDMM has traded since 2015, through several market cycles, and publishes a cumulative volume figure. Enflux's stated history begins in 2023.

  • Wider venue coverage

    TDMM reports 100+ CEX and DEX integrations against the 21 centralised exchanges shown on Enflux's site.

  • Managed, not self-service

    TDMM runs the book for the project at all hours. It does not offer a do-it-yourself tool.

  • Published benchmark data

    TDMM publishes spread and depth benchmarks from 2,121 order books that a project can use to set targets with any provider.

TDMM or Enflux: which fits which project?

Your situationLikely better fitWhy
Want to run market making yourself with softwareEnfluxEnflux Terminal is a self-service product; TDMM is fully managed
Need coverage on more than 20 exchangesTDMM100+ integrations reported
Value a long operating historyTDMMActive since 2015 against 2023
Want a loan-option deal with KPIs attachedEither; compare termsEnflux markets a KPI-bound loan option; TDMM structures loans by agreement
Need treasury sales and exit management alongside market makingEither; compare termsBoth run an OTC or treasury desk
A starting point, not a verdict. Ask both firms for written terms before deciding.

What should you ask both firms before signing?

  • How long have you run live mandates?

    Ask for the number of current mandates and the oldest one still running.

  • What is the loan option worth in dollars?

    Have each firm value the options at a volatility that fits a new token.

  • Which exchanges are live today?

    A logo on a website is not a tested connection. Ask for the list with current pairs.

  • What can I verify myself?

    Reports should match public order book data, or come through a third-party tracker.

Which other TDMM comparisons can you read?

TDMM publishes 16 one-to-one comparisons. Each uses the same structure so they can be read side by side.

Frequently asked questions

What is Enflux?

Enflux is a crypto market maker operating since 2023 and registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines as Enflux SVG LLC. It offers retainer and loan-option market making, DEX liquidity management, a self-service terminal, OTC and an accelerator, and reports 120+ clients.

How is TDMM different from Enflux?

TDMM has been active since 2015, reports more than $10 billion traded and 100+ CEX and DEX integrations, and is fully managed. Enflux is a newer firm that adds a self-service terminal and a client analytics product.

Does Enflux offer a loan-option model?

Yes. Its website describes a loan-option model tied to spread and depth KPIs, alongside a retainer model in which the client keeps custody. It publishes no prices for either.

Is Enflux regulated?

Enflux claims no licences on its website. It states that its services are intended only for digital assets that are not securities and that it acts as principal on a non-advised basis.

Which is better for a small-cap token, TDMM or Enflux?

Both work with early-stage tokens. Compare each firm's written spread and depth commitments per venue, the dollar cost of the deal and how reports can be verified. A team that wants to operate the tools itself may prefer Enflux's terminal.

Does Enflux publish its trading volume?

It publishes $200 million or more of OTC volume on its treasury page but no market making volume. TDMM reports more than $10 billion traded.

Related TDMM offerings and guides

Details about Enflux come from its website and public records read on 9 October 2026 and may have changed. Enflux is not affiliated with TDMM and its name is used for identification only. TDMM publishes this page and has an interest in the comparison. This is not investment, legal or tax advice.