Upcoming Exchange Listing Alerts

Receive notifications when top exchanges like Binance, Coinbase and FTX list new crypto assets.

Get Real-time Exchange Listing Alerts

When a top crypto exchange lists a new coin or token, it can be a big deal. Exchange listings are seen as a huge endorsement by the community and give crypto projects a boost in credibility. Additionally, exchanges like Coinbase and Binance can greatly increase the market liquidity of an asset, giving larger institutional investors less hesitation to invest in a project.

During the bull market of 2017, we often saw prices of an asset explode when news broke of a big exchange listing. It wouldn't be uncommon to see a price jump 40-60% immediately following the news. We've seen similar behavior with the rise of promising DeFi projects in the summer of 2020, which followed into a memecoin explosion the following year. In short, you probably want to know ASAP the next time an exchange like Coinbase, Binance and Kraken lists a new token. That's why our Exchange Listing tool has become one of our most popular products.

How fast do you send these alerts?

We are typically able to detect and send out a notification on a new listing within 60 seconds of it occurring. Users on the Hobby tier may experience some additional lag, as we prioritize sending out notifications to our paid members before our free ones.

Announcements vs Listings

We alert on new exchange listings as soon as we detect them using the public APIs that exchanges offer. Some exchanges (currently both Binance and Coinbase Pro) also provide additional data prior to when a coin is listed. This allows us to provide upcoming listing announcement alerts prior to the listing event itself. Both the announcement and the listing itself will be alerted upon. The time between the announcement and the listing can vary from under an hour to as much as several days.

Ticker symbol mismatch

Our system can sometimes show an incorrect name for a given cryptocurrency, since we only get an abbreviated ticker symbol ("ETH" for example, rather than "Ethereum") from the exchange. We then have to look up the name associated with that symbol in our own database, which could result in a mismatch. When in doubt, look up the symbol on the exchange itself to make sure what the name of the token is. This issue does not typically happen very often.

Do your own research!

Please note that while we work very hard to maintain a fast and accurate service, we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy. Exchanges periodically change their API, or even their exchange listing process itself. Alerts delivered on our platform do not represent financial advice, and we certainly don't recommend that someone blindly purchase a specific cryptocurrency for the sole reason that it was listed by an exchange.

Getting started

To begin receiving these notifications, you can visit our Coin Listing Alert page or simply use the form below. Select a specific coin or exchange that interests you, or set a broad alert to monitor all listings across our ## supported exchanges.

Our platform supports 9 different alerting methods including SMS, Telegram and Discord. You can even get an automated Phone Call for extremely urgent events!

Click "Set Alert" once you've filled out the form. You'll be asked to sign up for an account if you haven't already. We ask for no personal information, just a valid email address. You'll see a confirmation screen and then you're all set! You'll now be among the first to know whenever a new crypto asset is listed. Head on over to our Coin Listing page to view and manage your existing alerts in the future.

Note: We now offer a comprehensive historical exchange listing dataset dating back to 2018! This has been a popular request among academics, traders, and analysts looking to create statistical modals and back-test their trading strategies.