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Industry Solutions

The complexity of on-chain market making far exceeds that of traditional trading. Whether it's retail users, project teams, or institutional market makers, five core challenges consistently emerge

1. Lack of Automation: Manual operations are cumbersome, making it difficult to efficiently execute trading strategies

Most users lack scripting skills, making it difficult to execute strategies like batch orders, price monitoring, and stop-loss/take-profit. They rely mainly on manual trading, significantly increasing the complexity and time cost. This becomes critical during market volatility, when missing key moments is easier.


2. Lack of Visualization Tools: Disjointed Operations, Dispersed Panels, Opaque Data

The current on-chain trading tools are severely fragmented. Market making, trading, analysis, and financial statistics require logging into multiple platforms. The distribution of various wallet addresses and on-chain assets is chaotic, leading to low efficiency in fund management. Operational data is difficult to present uniformly, severely restricting decision-making quality.


3. Insufficient Real-Time Response: Intense monitoring and manual maintenance lead to missing key market trends

Users lack an effective alert system and automated response mechanism, requiring long-term monitoring to address slippage, price crashes, trading anomalies, and other events. Delayed action can drain liquidity — or even trigger pool collapse and asset loss


4. High Threshold for Data and Analysis: Visible but Unusable Transaction Behavior, Challenging Operational Insights

Despite the public nature of on-chain data, the process of scraping and analyzing it is complex and unfriendly to non-technical users. This makes it challenging to quickly obtain crucial metrics such as token costs, PNL reports, and fee losses, hindering project teams and DAOs from making informed operational and financial decisions.


5. Weak Security Mechanisms: Inability to Layer Permissions, Signatures Easily Stolen, Difficult Operation Rollback

Lack of role-based permissions and automated risk control mechanisms leads to centralized operational permissions within the team and frequent exposure of wallet private keys, making it susceptible to phishing attacks or operational errors. Additionally, if a transaction is abnormal, users usually cannot freeze or cancel operations in a timely manner, resulting in uncontrollable losses.

Solution

To address the aforementioned challenges, PinkPunk Pro has proposed a comprehensive set of modular, automated, and composable market-making solutions:

Core Challenges
Solutions

Insufficient automation

Provide a one-click deployment asymmetric strategy template with support for parameterized configuration, requiring no programming skills.

Visualize Missing Data

Incorporate a unified fund dashboard for multiple addresses, a strategy status dashboard, and a profit-sharing flowchart to enhance on-chain information visibility.

Low real-time response

Equipped with an on-chain transaction monitoring system and a dynamic strategy switching engine, integrated with message notifications for automated responses.

High data threshold

Built-in on-chain data analysis module that automatically generates daily, weekly, and KPI reports, supports export, and team sharing.

Weak security mechanisms

Support key permissions multi-signature management, risk control strategy triggers, and role-based permissions, to build a comprehensive governance mechanism.


The Core Vision of PinkPunk Pro: No more manual monitoring, no more switching between multiple tools, no more trading unprotected. To democratize strategy trading capabilities from professional institutions to every on-chain participant.

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