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Ranked #12

Keyrock

Market maker

C
Overall grade · #12 of 15

A Brussels market maker whose clearest public engagement is with Radix; client terms sit in private loan agreements and reporting goes to the client.

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About Keyrock

Keyrock was founded in Brussels in 2017 and provides liquidity on more than 85 centralised and decentralised venues. Beyond market making it runs options and OTC desks, curates USDC vaults on Morpho with its own idle capital, and in September 2025 launched an asset and wealth management division after acquiring Luxembourg fund manager Turing Capital.

keyrock.com

Our verdict

Radix confirms the engagement, while loan terms are private and reports go only to the client, so the public record ends at the announcement.
Priya Nair

How each block was graded

B

Mandate

Keyrock and Radix both announced their January 2024 engagement, in which Keyrock integrated Radix into its market-making stack and committed $10m+ in liquidity to the Radix ecosystem. The announcements do not say whose capital that is or give Keyrock authority over Radix’s own assets, and we found no DAO proposal naming it.

What we foundSourceChecked
Radix: Keyrock commits $10m+ in liquidity to the Radix ecosystem and integrates Radix into its market-making stack (11 Jan 2024)radixdlt.com2026-09-21
Keyrock’s own announcement of the Radix engagementkeyrock.com2026-09-21
D

Money

No amount under management or trading volume is published. Market making runs under a Master Services Agreement and a Master Loan Agreement whose terms are not public.

What we foundSourceChecked
not published2026-09-21
Services governed by a Master Services Agreement and a Master Loan Agreementkeyrock.com2026-09-21
C

Transparency

Clients receive trading insights and statistics on demand; we found no public reporting.

What we foundSourceChecked
“A broad range of trading insights and statistics on demand” for clientskeyrock.com2026-09-21

Strengths & weaknesses

What works

  • A client-side announcement confirms the Radix engagement
  • Trading statistics for clients on demand

Where it loses grades

  • No amount managed or volume disclosed
  • Loan terms for client tokens are not public
  • Its Morpho vaults hold its own idle USDC, so they say nothing about client mandates
Who it suits

A token issuer that wants a European market maker with reporting delivered privately.

Who it’s not for

A DAO that must show its token holders what its market maker is doing.

The rest of the dao treasury & liquidity managers ranking

Same three blocks, same rules, same review run — this is what Keyrock is being compared against.

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