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Market Maker Programme
Lovely Legends is inviting professional market makers to quote its spot markets. Below is how the engine behaves, what access you get, and what we need from you to review an application.
How the engine behaves
- Matching
- Price-time priority
- Order types
- Limit · Market
- Market order pricing
- From the touch, capped at the price band
- Self-trade prevention
- Enabled per account
- Fees
- Charged in the quote currency
- Key binding
- Pinned to nominated IPs
- Interfaces
- REST · WebSocket
- Market data
- Public, no credential
What you get
REST and WebSocket access
Programmatic order entry, cancellation and account state over REST, with a WebSocket stream for the book, trades and your own fills.
IP-bound API keys
Keys are pinned to the addresses you nominate, so a leaked secret is not a usable credential from anywhere else.
A real matching engine
Price-time priority with limit and market orders, a price band measured from the touch, and self-trade prevention.
Direct operator contact
You get a human on Telegram, not a ticket queue — which is what actually matters when a quoting bot misbehaves at 3am.
What to tell us
- The pairs you want to quote, and the size you intend to show
- Typical spread and the uptime you can commit to
- Venues you already run on, and the stack you quote with
- The IP addresses your keys should be bound to
- An email and a Telegram handle for the desk that will operate it
Terms — fee schedule, rebates and any volume commitments — are agreed per desk after review rather than published as a fixed table, because they depend on the pairs and the depth involved. The standard schedule those terms are negotiated against is published on the fees page. API documentation is sent with your keys; see the API overview for what the surface covers. Questions: support@lflabs.fund.