New Listings Feed vs other listing services
New Listings Feed is built for speed, with dedicated AWS WebSocket endpoints in Tokyo, New York and Seoul. Receive raw announcements or parsed events across 24 exchange feeds, with available onchain data and over two years of public operating history.
Tools to monitor newly listed tokens serve different jobs: tracking additions to a coin catalog, sending notifications, following crypto news or delivering exchange events to software. Compare the event you receive, the data it includes and the public record behind the service.
Dedicated AWS WebSocket endpoints
STARTER and PRO keys connect directly to a regional WebSocket host. Use /v2/fast for raw announcements before parsing or /v2/full for classified events with available onchain data. All three regions are included.
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| Region | WebSocket host | Where to start |
|---|---|---|
| Tokyo | tokyo.newlistings.pro | Binance, Upbit, Bithumb and the other covered exchanges. |
| New York | ny.newlistings.pro | Coinbase and Robinhood. |
| Seoul | seoul.newlistings.pro | Additional live regional choice. Compare arrivals from your server. |
Compare crypto listing alerts, APIs and token trackers
New Listings Feed is optimized for ultra-low latency, with raw and parsed listing data across 24 exchange feeds. CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, Cryptocurrency Alerting, DataMaxi+, CryptoPanic and other listing WebSocket providers serve related needs. Compare each product with the event your system needs to receive.
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| Service | Documented focus | Choose New Listings Feed when you need |
|---|---|---|
| CoinGecko | New catalog assets, market research and APIs, including price, trade and candle WebSockets. | Exchange-listing announcements with market and event classifications. |
| CoinMarketCap | New catalog assets, quotes, metadata and trading-pair data through its API. | Source-linked exchange events to trigger a listing workflow. |
| Cryptocurrency Alerting | Configurable exchange-listing alerts, a REST API and delivery by webhook, chat, email and other channels. | Raw or parsed WebSocket events for your own application. |
| Other listing WebSocket providers | Direct listing-event delivery; coverage, fields and access terms vary by provider. | Ultra-low-latency delivery across 24 parsed exchange feeds, available onchain context and a public operating record. |
| DataMaxi+ | A dedicated listing WebSocket alongside funding, spreads and other market-data products. | An announcement-focused API with raw and parsed streams and exchange-specific event types. |
| CryptoPanic | Crypto news and sentiment, with a documented HTTP news API and RSS. | Classified exchange events with detected tickers and available token identity data. |
CoinGecko: token discovery and market data
CoinGecko’s New Cryptocurrencies page shows assets recently added to its catalog. Its data products include REST market and onchain data, WebSockets for prices, trades and candles, and webhooks for coin metadata changes. These are useful for token research, charts and database updates.
New Listings Feed is built for ultra-low-latency exchange announcements. A token already tracked by CoinGecko can still receive a new exchange listing; New Listings Feed sends that event with its source, tickers and market classification, so an Upbit KRW addition or Binance spot listing can reach the appropriate workflow directly.
CoinMarketCap: new assets and market lookups
CoinMarketCap’s Listings New endpoint returns cryptocurrencies recently added to CoinMarketCap. Its cryptocurrency API also supplies quotes, metadata and market-pair data, making it useful for finding assets and researching their markets.
For a listing system built around speed, New Listings Feed delivers exchange events through an ultra-low-latency WebSocket. The raw or parsed message tells your application which venue announced the asset, which event occurred and which market it concerns.
Cryptocurrency Alerting: configurable listing notifications
Cryptocurrency Alerting supports exchange coin-listing alerts. Its REST API can create a new_coin condition for an exchange and deliver notifications through webhook, Telegram, Discord, email and other channels. It suits users who want to configure alerts and choose where they arrive.
Choose New Listings Feed for an ultra-low-latency WebSocket feeding your own application. Your software handles raw or parsed events, with exchange and event filters plus available onchain data on paid Full events. Our public Telegram and X feeds also let traders follow announcements without building an integration.
Other listing WebSocket providers
New Listings Feed combines its focus on ultra-low latency with 24 parsed exchange feeds, raw and parsed streams, available onchain data and over two years of public operating history. That gives a listing system broad event coverage and usable asset data through one integration.
For other direct listing feeds, compare the exchanges and event types covered, the delivered fields, configured delay and public announcement history. Check how each service distinguishes confirmed contracts from inferred matches. Compare speed using equivalent events and data stages at the same receiver.
DataMaxi+: listings alongside wider market data
DataMaxi+ offers a dedicated listing WebSocket within a broader market-data platform. Its documented listing message includes the exchange, base and quote currencies, source URL and detection time. Its wider products cover funding, spreads and other market data.
New Listings Feed is optimized for ultra-low-latency announcement delivery. Choose raw notices for your own parser or classified events with available contract, DEX and project data. The same integration distinguishes spot listings, futures listings and exchange-specific events.
CryptoPanic: crypto news and sentiment
CryptoPanic provides a broad view of crypto news and sentiment. Its API documents news posts, source links, coin and sentiment filters, and RSS output for dashboards and other applications.
New Listings Feed gives a listing bot an ultra-low-latency WebSocket with exchange, event type, market type and detected tickers. It distinguishes an Upbit KRW addition, a Binance futures listing or a Robinhood asset addition, while CryptoPanic supports the broader news view around those events.
Speed you can inspect in the event data
Both New Listings Feed streams carry detected_time_us and sent_time_us at microsecond precision. Timing stays with the raw or parsed message your application receives.
Our historical records show detection usually within 1–20ms of original announcement publication for many exchanges. Explore recent detection timestamps and measure delivery from your own server.
Detection, client delivery and order execution are separate steps; our detection history describes the first. For a direct feed comparison, record when equivalent events reach one receiver. Our speed guide explains how to compare the same events and data stage.
Follow more listing events through one API
New Listings Feed covers Binance, Coinbase, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood alongside exchanges such as Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid, Kraken, Gate, MEXC and KuCoin. Exchange and event filters let a builder reuse one integration across 24 parsed feeds.
Upbit spot events identify the announced KRW, BTC or USDT markets when available. Binance separates spot, futures, Alpha Featured, Alpha Live and wallet events. Robinhood separates asset additions from tradable spot listings. Your system can give each event its own handling.
A public track record behind the signal
New Listings Feed has been built in the open for over two years. Thousands of traders read our public feeds day to day, and the main Telegram channel has 50k+ subscribers. The same streams available through the WebSocket power our Telegram and X channels.
Our public archive contains timestamped announcements and original exchange links. We investigate reported mistakes and make corrections. That history lets you inspect the data and the service behind it before your system depends on the feed.
Get the data your application uses
/v2/fast carries raw announcement titles and exchange posts for clients running their own parser. /v2/full supplies classification, tickers and available enrichment. You choose how much interpretation your application owns.
Paid Full events can include token contracts, DEX pairs, liquidity and market metrics. Confirmed contracts stay in contracts; inferred candidates stay in suggested_match, with confidence labels. A chain and contract address identify an asset more precisely than a ticker, while the separate fields let your application handle confirmed data and inferred matches differently.
Choose the delay and data access for your system
The FREE key lets you connect and inspect parsed events before choosing a paid plan. STARTER and PRO include both v2 streams, all three paid regions and available onchain enrichment. Their main differences are configured delay and historical access.
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| Key | Monthly price | Configured delay | Data and history |
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| FREE | $0 | 3 seconds | Parsed Full events, no onchain enrichment, no history access. |
| STARTER | $400 | 20ms | Fast and Full, available onchain data, 30 days of history. |
| PRO | $900 | 0ms | Fast and Full, available onchain data, 365 days of history. |
Build on the fastest crypto listing WebSocket
Choose the fastest crypto listing WebSocket when speed, exchange coverage, token identity and a public operating record matter to your system. Start with a free key to inspect the payload. Use PRO for zero configured delay; network delivery and client processing still take time.
New Listings Feed supplies the event data. You build and run the application and any execution system that uses it.
Keep reading
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