Crypto listing alerts on Telegram and WebSocket
Receive listing announcements directly in your trading bot through the New Listings Feed ultra-low-latency WebSocket API, or follow our public Telegram and X alerts. The channels publish from the same streams; the website adds prices and event context. This guide compares these delivery options for automated systems and human readers.
A real-time crypto listing tracker should tell you which exchange is adding a token, which market is affected and whether trading has started.
Choose where you receive listing alerts
Start with what happens after an alert arrives. Reading an announcement, checking the token and processing an event in software call for different delivery formats.
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| Your use case | Delivery | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Follow new listings during the day | Telegram or X | Readable announcements in a feed you already use |
| Inspect a detected event | New Listings Feed website | The official announcement, trading details, live prices and available market context |
| Update a dashboard or alerting application | Parsed WebSocket events | Exchange, event classification and ticker symbols in structured JSON |
| Build your own announcement parser | Raw WebSocket events | Announcement titles and exchange posts, with source URLs and timestamps |
Use the live tracker to inspect new exchange listings
The New Listings Feed homepage brings recent exchange announcements together in one feed. Open a listing to see its source, detection time, trading status, live charts and available market context. It gives you a place to move from a short alert to the details behind it.
Coverage includes Binance, Coinbase, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood, with additional exchanges in the coverage directory. Check the event types for your venue: an Upbit KRW market addition, a Binance perps listing and a Robinhood asset addition describe different changes.
Follow the public Telegram and X feeds
New Listings Feed publishes new listing announcements on Telegram and X. New Listings Feed+ adds exchange and market coverage, including Gate, MEXC, KuCoin, Kraken, Bitget and Aster. DelistingsFeed covers removals separately.
The public archive gives you a record of announcements and their original exchange links. Open a notice to read the exchange's details, including any stated trading time and supported market.
A new token, a new exchange listing and trading live are different events
An established token can receive a new listing on another exchange. A tracker showing assets newly added to a coin catalog answers a different question from a feed reporting that an exchange is adding a spot market. For listing monitoring, check the exchange, market and announcement status.
A roadmap notice, an announcement with a future opening time and a live trading notice also describe different stages. On 16 September 2026, New Listings Feed recorded BLUECHIP and RITUAL being added to the Coinbase roadmap, and a separate BLUECHIP spot-listing announcement. These are distinct records. The roadmap entry alone was not a trading-open signal.
Use those records to evaluate the detail a tracker or alert service preserves. It should make the event clear and let you inspect the original announcement, including any trading time stated by the exchange.
Select the listing events you follow
A new listing alert describes an exchange event. The event can announce future trading, add a quote market or identify an asset before it becomes tradable. Select the event and market you want before deciding how to use the alert.
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| Exchange | What to distinguish | A useful next step |
|---|---|---|
| Binance | Spot, perps, Alpha Featured and Alpha Live notices | Read the announced product and trading details before adding the event to your watchlist |
| Upbit | KRW, BTC and USDT spot market additions | Check which quote market the announcement adds |
| Bithumb | Spot listing and trading-support termination notices | Select additions or removals for your monitoring workflow |
| Coinbase | Spot listings and roadmap notices | Check the event status before treating it as trading availability |
| Robinhood | Asset additions and tradable spot listings | Identify the asset on discovery, or track availability when a spot listing arrives |
Use WebSocket alerts in your own application
A WebSocket connection lets the server send messages over an open connection. Your application receives structured events without a chat-reading step or its own interval for requesting new announcements.
New Listings Feed provides /v2/full for parsed events and /v2/fast for clients running their own parser. Full includes the exchange, listing classification and ticker symbols; paid keys add available contracts and onchain context. Raw and Full events both carry source URLs and microsecond-precision timestamps.
Use these events to update a watchlist, record announcement history or route notifications by exchange and market. New Listings Feed provides event data. You build and run any execution system connected to it.
Compare the delivery you will actually use
New Listings Feed is the fastest crypto listing WebSocket for trading bots and listing snipers. To evaluate arrival speed, compare matched announcements from your own server and use the payload your application will consume.
Telegram, X and direct API delivery serve different workflows. A fixed delay assigned to an entire channel does not tell you when a particular alert will reach your device or application. Measure the delivery you plan to use.
New Listings Feed FREE is a parsed integration feed with a 3-second configured delay and no onchain enrichment. A comparison of PRO delivery requires PRO with zero configured delay. Network delivery and client processing remain part of the observed arrival time.
Start with the feed that fits your workflow
For readable listing alerts, follow New Listings Feed on Telegram or X. For an application, get a free key and inspect the parsed events first. Choose the exchanges and market types your application follows, then use the raw or parsed paid stream if your integration calls for it.
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