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Best Practices for Exchange APIs

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    Best Practices for Exchange APIs

    Hey everyone, I’ve got my crypto exchange API running in a basic setup, but I’m sure I’m missing a bunch of best practices. Before I scale things up, I’d love to hear what’s really important for long-term stability and efficiency. Thanks!
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    Totally get that. One of the smartest moves I made early was diving into how pros structure their API usage—solid error handling, throttling management, and fallback workflows. I recommend you read about the best APIs for integrating a cryptocurrency exchange platform https://peiko.solutions/best-crypto-exchange-api/ . Peiko breaks it down really well. For example, when we built our peer-to-peer crypto engine, structuring retry logic for failed order placements helped us keep things clean, even during traffic spikes.

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