Coordination should be centralized through your appointed market maker.

Professional MMs manage inventory across venues dynamically. They allocate capital between CEX order books and DEX pools to maintain price alignment, control spreads, and minimize arbitrage leakage. Attempting to manage these venues independently often leads to dislocations, wider spreads, and inefficient capital deployment.

DEX pool depth, CEX quoting ranges, and cross-venue arbitrage thresholds should be modeled together — not in isolation. Liquidity on one venue directly impacts price stability on the other.

The most effective structure is unified liquidity oversight with clear KPIs and real-time monitoring. Fragmented management creates fragmented markets.