NEX team, do you plan to run your own liquidity bots for marketmaking available pairs when exchange will be started or you expect only on users’ bots?
p.s. yes, I know about great api 
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It is possible that we may run some bots ourselves to increase exchange liquidity. This also depends on other partnerships with market makers.
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seems to be a lot of twitter guys leasing their bots
@gainzybot looks like a prime candidate (if not already) … i have no idea what volume they generate from their userbase
but the play is : can nash offer them a way to manage their bots better by distributing authority to use bots over nashs decentralised MPC API’s?
-better security for funds and bot intellectual property
-manage their customers subscriptions more effectively over Nash
yay or nay
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cant quite figure out how the owners retain custody but only grant trades to the 3rd party or bot and not withdrawing rights … (not if the capital is pooled) unless somehow the delegated trader has signing right for tradeing over multiple addresses . (one click style)
any tips …?