What is Lovely Legends?

Lovely Legends is a spot cryptocurrency exchange built by LF Labs. It runs a real matching engine with a live order book, candlestick charts, limit and market orders, and a market-maker API, with a multi-chain wallet, staking and mining on the same account. It runs in an ordinary web browser and also as a Telegram Mini App; both are the same account and the same balance, with nothing to transfer between them.

How do I create a Lovely Legends account?

You create a Lovely Legends account by signing in with Telegram; there is no separate password to choose or forget. Signing in for the first time is what creates the account, so the sign-in and sign-up steps are the same action.

Which blockchains can I deposit from?

Lovely Legends supports deposits and withdrawals on Ethereum, Polygon, Base and Solana. Each account gets its own deposit address per chain, and that address does not change, so it is safe to save.

What order types does Lovely Legends support?

Lovely Legends supports limit orders and market orders on a real matching engine with a live order book, depth and candles. A market order is priced from the book and capped at the price band, so it sweeps the best available offers rather than resting at the cap.

What are the trading fees?

Lovely Legends charges 0.20% on maker orders and 0.30% on taker orders as its standard spot schedule. Fees are charged in the quote currency and are shown in the app before you place an order. The size slider caps at the largest order your balance can actually cover with the fee included, so the maximum it offers is always an order that will go through. The full schedule, including the planned volume tiers and the LF fee discount, is published on the fees page.

How do I get my coin listed on Lovely Legends?

To list a coin on Lovely Legends, send a listing enquiry with the ticker, the chains it is deployed on, the contract addresses and the quote currency you want to trade against. A coin and its market are created together, so the quote matters from the start.

Does Lovely Legends offer market-maker API access?

Yes. Lovely Legends provides REST and WebSocket endpoints with IP-bound API keys for programmatic trading. Apply through the market-maker enquiry form with the pairs you intend to quote and we will send the documentation and terms.

Is Lovely Legends safe to use?

Lovely Legends derives a deposit address per account and reconciles every credit against the chain before it is added to a balance, and withdrawals are signed from a wallet whose movements are visible on a public block explorer. Lovely Legends will never ask for your seed phrase, your private keys or your Telegram login code.

Can I use Lovely Legends without Telegram?

You can trade entirely without Telegram: the full exchange — order book, charts, order entry, open orders and wallet — runs in an ordinary web browser at llx.lflabs.fund. A Telegram account is currently required only to sign in, because that is what proves who you are in place of a password.

Is Lovely Legends a real exchange or a Telegram bot?

Lovely Legends is a standalone spot exchange. Orders are matched by a central limit order book, not by a bot passing messages: the same book, depth and trade tape are served to the website, the Telegram Mini App and the public market-data endpoints, and market makers connect over REST and WebSocket with IP-bound keys. Telegram is one of the ways to reach the exchange and the way accounts are authenticated, not the exchange itself.

LF is the platform's own token. It can be traded on the exchange, staked for a fixed term at a published rate, and earned through mining and referrals; all of it settles into the same wallet you trade from.

Recognising scams and impersonators

How can I tell a Lovely Legends scam from the real thing?

Scams targeting exchange users follow a small number of patterns: someone messages you first claiming to be support, you are asked to pay a fee to release funds you already own, you are promised returns for sending crypto, or you are pushed to act immediately. Real support never messages you first, never asks for a payment to unlock anything, and never needs a code or a seed phrase.

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The patterns, and what gives each one away

Fake support

Someone with the right name and photo messages you shortly after you post a question publicly, offering to help. The giveaway: they contacted you first. Real support does not initiate contact, and the only support destinations are the two on the official links page.

Advance fee — "pay to unlock"

You are told a withdrawal is stuck, your account is flagged, or a tax or gas fee must be paid before your own funds can be released. The giveaway: Lovely Legends never asks for a payment to release your funds. Every fee that exists is deducted from the transaction itself, inside the app.

Giveaways and multipliers

Send crypto to an address and receive more back; a limited-time airdrop; a doubling event. The giveaway: it is arithmetic that has never once worked. There is no legitimate reason to send crypto to an address in order to receive crypto.

Fake sites and fake apps

A lookalike domain, or an app in a store with the right logo, that asks you to sign in or to "connect a wallet" to recover funds. The giveaway: check the full domain against the official links. Lovely Legends does not ask you to connect an external wallet to recover anything.

Someone sends you a Telegram link and asks you to tap Approve — perhaps framed as confirming you are human, or claiming a reward. The giveaway: approving a code you did not request signs THEIR browser into YOUR account. Only ever approve a code that matches one on your own screen, from a sign-in you just started yourself.

Three questions that catch almost everything

Did they contact me first? If yes, treat it as hostile until proven otherwise.
Am I being asked for a secret — a code, a phrase, a key, a password? If yes, stop. There is no legitimate version of that request.
Am I being hurried? Urgency exists to stop you checking. Any genuine issue survives you taking ten minutes to verify the link.

Reporting

Report impersonators to Telegram, and let us know at https://t.me/john_lflabs or support@lflabs.fund so others can be warned. Include the account name and a screenshot if you have one.