Market Makers are crucial to provide liquidity to stock exchanges. In this blog post, we talk about what Market Makers do and why they are useful.

Postman can be used to test out APIs without having to set up your own testing environment. We’ve created a lemon.markets Postman workspace, which means all you need to do is fork the workspace, fill in your API token and start sending your first requests. Keep reading to learn how to use it.

YouTube is a great way to learn about new things, including financial education or coding. Therefore, in this article we’d like to introduce you to 5 YouTube channels to level up your trading literacy.

In this article, we'd like to introduce you derivatives - they come up in finance and leave a lot of people scratching their heads, though it's totally worth it! Curious about hearing what's the difference between investing and trading, the coherence between finance and weather & why the Greeks even appear here? We'll discuss who’s using them, what they are and how they can be valued in the following.

Candlesticks are a popular way to visualise price movements, which is why we provide historical price data in this format. The /ohlc endpoint can be used to retrieve price information for three different time frequencies - by minute, hour or day. Keep reading to find out how to use it for your own use-case.

The lemon.markets /account endpoint can be used to access your user information, withdraw money from your brokerage into your reference account and retrieve any documents related to your account. Use it to stay up-to-date with all things concerned with your lemon.markets account. Read on to find out more.

The lemon.markets API is powered by community SDKs. This means that our SDKs are designed by those who know user needs best (hint: our users)! In this article, we introduce the six lemon.markets community SDKs that currently exist. Keep reading to see if there’s one that’s relevant for you!