About CryptoListingRadar
New listings and delistings as the exchanges' own market lists show them, and nothing made up.
What it measures
About every 30 minutes the public lists of USDT spot and perpetual markets of Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Gate, MEXC, KuCoin and Bitunix are read and compared with the previous read. A market that was not there before is a new listing; one an exchange marks as upcoming is an announced launch, with its time when the exchange states one; one that leaves the list is a delisting. Every hour the exchanges’ announcement pages add the notices: listings, futures launches, delistings with their dates, launchpool campaigns and Binance’s monitoring tags.
For each listing, the price change after 1 hour, 24 hours and about 7, 30 and 180 days is read from the listing exchange’s own public hourly candles.
What it does not do
- It never fills in a figure. When an exchange does not answer, its part stays empty; a price change is shown only once it has been measured.
- It has no history from before it started reading. The feed, the calendar and the statistics begin on the first day of readings.
- It does not tell you to buy or sell anything, and it is not financial advice.
- KCEX is not covered: it publishes no market list that can be read without an account.
Independent
Not affiliated with any exchange named on the site. Links marked “Ad” are paid or affiliate links and never change a listing, a date, a figure or an order on this site.