Nice! This could come in handy. Here are a few small pieces of advice to make the python even slicker.

Replace json.loads(response.content.decode('utf-8')) with response.json() in this line. Requests has a builtin function to parse JSON payloads.

Use Literal String Interpolation (f-strings) in the print statements at the end:

# Current code
print ("Steem: {:.3f}".format(liquid_steem))

# Suggested code
print(f"Steem: {liquid_steem:.3f}")

f-strings are only available in Python 3.6+, but you've specified 3.6 as a requirement! Yay for being up to date.

Finally, you may want to look into flake8 to help lint your code... it's pretty clean but there is some non-standard styling, like the spaces after the print statements and before the parenthesis.

Keep the #python #tutorials coming!