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A market maker places prices that differ from the current market price for the orders. A market maker would typically want to sell at a higher price, and purchase at a lower price.
It is number of transactions done per second. For example, there are 10 transactions of Bitcoin done in 1-minute. The TPS would be 10 transactions/60 seconds = ~0.17 TPS.
