Auros describes itself as a proprietary crypto trading firm delivering institutional liquidity, market making and execution. Its liquidity-solutions arm says it supports projects from venture funding and engineering through token launch, liquidity strategy and institutional market expansion. We did not find a published DAO deal or public pricing for Auros, so compare any offer against the public deal benchmarks.
Key takeaways
- Self-description: “A proprietary crypto trading firm delivering institutional liquidity, advanced market making, and execution across digital asset markets.”
- Public deals on record: 0; compare offers with the public benchmarks.
- No published price list; terms are negotiated per project.
- Disclosure: CEX Ready is not paid by this firm. We may be paid for introductions to other vetted partners.
Auros at a glance
| How it describes itself | “A proprietary crypto trading firm delivering institutional liquidity, advanced market making, and execution across digital asset markets.” |
| Type of firm | Proprietary trading firm and liquidity provider |
| Services listed on its website | Proprietary trading, liquidity solutions (token launch, liquidity strategy, market expansion), OTC, strategic market making, ventures, DeFi engineering |
| Published prices | None found |
| Official website | www.auros.global |
Descriptions come from Auros’s own website and documents, checked on 12 November 2026. CEX Ready has no commercial relationship with Auros and is not paid by it.
Public deals on record
We did not find a market-making agreement involving Auros that was published in a DAO governance forum or securities filing. That is normal: most contracts are confidential. Use the 13 public deals we did find as a benchmark for any offer.
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Who it may fit
Auros combines prop trading with project-facing liquidity services. Ask how client books are separated from the firm’s own trading.
Questions to ask Auros before you sign
- How are client market-making books separated from proprietary trading?
- Does a venture investment come bundled with liquidity, and on what terms?
- What structure is offered (retainer, loan, hybrid), and what are the KPIs?
- Which venues and pairs are covered from day one?
Then run the same questions past at least two other firms. Our market maker scorecard and proposal comparison guide show how to score them on one sheet, and the cost calculator prices a loan’s option.
Due diligence on any market maker
Search the firm’s legal entity name in SEC, U.S. Department of Justice, CFTC and your own regulator’s enforcement releases and in court records. In 2024–2025 U.S. authorities charged and later convicted several firms that sold “market making” which was in fact wash trading; see market-maker enforcement cases. A contract that bans wash and self-trading, gives you read-only data access, and states KPIs per venue protects you whoever you hire.
Frequently asked questions
Does Auros publish its market-making prices?
No. We did not find a price list on Auros’s website. Compare any quote with the public deal benchmarks and market making cost.
What structures does Auros use?
Auros does not publish a standard structure. Ask for retainer, token-loan and hybrid quotes on the same scope; see retainer vs loan.
Is Auros the right market maker for my token?
It depends on your stage, venues, treasury and the structure offered. Shortlist three firms of the right type, send each the same scope, and score them on KPIs, transparency, structure and compliance. See how to choose a market maker.
Sources
- Auros official website
- U.S. SEC press release 2024-166: SEC charges three so-called market makers and nine individuals
Last reviewed 12 November 2026. Exchange and platform policies change; always confirm on the official page before acting.