Overview
The Listings section describes the policies and requirements for running spot markets safely on Morpheum. It covers when and how to deploy a pure Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) engine, what liquidity and volume thresholds to meet, and how many market makers are required.What you’ll find here
- Safety thresholds & policy — Volume and commitment requirements for CLOB spot markets, plus the reference table of minimums per trading pair.
- Market maker requirements — The minimum number of market makers (Min # MMs) and the mathematical model used to derive those numbers.
Quick links
Safety thresholds (CLOB spot)
Volume, commitments, and minimum requirements for pure CLOB in spot markets.
Spot market volume
Reference table: min daily volume, MM depth, spread, and deviation guard per pair.
Minimum market makers
Why Min # MMs matters and how it is enforced.
Mathematical model (min MMs)
Rigorous model for the minimum number of market makers.
Hyper-CLAMM listing
Concepts and flow for creating a new spot pair via the UI (proposal → governance → pool → liquidity).
Hyper-CLAMM use cases
Best use cases by volume and market cap: spot markets, cross-chain synthetics, and capital efficiency.
Hyper-CLAMM volume
Realistic trading volume: sustainable 20–50B+, and limiting factors.
Who this is for
- Operators configuring or listing new spot markets.
- Market makers understanding commitment and depth requirements.
- Developers integrating with keeper checks and governance parameters.