Exchange listings
Coins that Coinbase, Kraken, OKX and Bitstamp start or stop trading, newest first. Read from each exchange’s public list of tradable pairs every ten minutes. A coin counts as delisted once no pair can trade it on two checks in a row. Get an alert.
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A listing here means the exchange’s API shows the coin as tradable. It can come before or after the exchange’s own announcement, and trading can open in stages. Nothing here is advice to buy or sell.
Questions
How do you know a coin was listed?
Every ten minutes we read each exchange’s public list of tradable pairs, the same lists behind our live prices. A coin that appears as tradable is a listing. A coin that no pair can trade on two checks in a row is a delisting, so one bad answer from an exchange cannot fake one.
Is this faster than the exchange’s announcement?
Sometimes, sometimes not. Exchanges often announce a listing days ahead and switch trading on in stages, so a coin shows here when its pairs actually become tradable. Delistings usually show after the announced date, when trading stops.
Can I get told about one coin?
Yes. Create a listing alert under Price alerts, choose an exchange or all of them, and type the ticker, or leave it empty for every change. Alerts go to your inbox and your channels, such as email or Telegram.