The fastest crypto listing WebSocket for bots and sniping
New Listings Feed is the fastest crypto listing WebSocket for trading bots and listing snipers, covering 24 exchange feeds with primary coverage of Binance, Coinbase, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood. Don't rely on marketing copy, including ours. Test the feed from your bot's server and compare the results.
Staying fast takes constant work
Exchanges keep changing. Announcement formats evolve, new markets appear and something that worked yesterday can need attention today. The work continues long after the first successful detection.
Keeping a feed competitive means watching performance, investigating issues and adapting as conditions change. It takes sustained investment and people who stay on top of the details.
Consistent performance depends on reviewing results, making improvements and responding as conditions change. That responsibility continues for as long as the feed operates.
Manual checks, individual scrapers and NLF
| Approach | The ongoing work |
|---|---|
| Manual monitoring | You check announcements yourself. Coverage depends on where you look, how often you check and when you are available. |
| Your own scraper | You control what you build. You also handle maintenance, exchange changes and performance problems yourself. |
| New Listings Feed | A managed feed across 24 exchanges. You connect your system and evaluate the service without maintaining a separate scraper for each exchange. |
The work grows with coverage
An individual scraper can work well for a focused use case. Keeping up with more exchanges adds more changes to follow, more results to check and more maintenance to own.
A setup that worked well once still needs attention next week and next month. Choosing a managed feed shifts that maintenance responsibility to the provider, leaving more time to build around the announcements.
Judge arrival times, not marketing copy
For a listing bot, compare when the same announcement reaches your application and whether the payload has the data it needs. A direct WebSocket receives events without adding a client polling interval or chat-reading step. The bots and sniping guide explains why those choices matter and how to test them.
Record the plan, endpoint and receiver location for each capture. Compare raw notices with raw notices, or parsed events with parsed events. Repeat across announcements and sessions so the results represent the setup your bot will use.
Put our fastest claim to the same test. Explore recorded detection history, capture your own arrival times and make your comparison. A timestamp's precision alone does not establish which feed arrived first.
Connect your bot to the fastest listing feed
New Listings Feed is the fastest crypto listing WebSocket for trading bots and listing sniping. Get a free key and inspect the announcements your bot would receive. Use /v2/full for classified events with tickers and markets. Paid keys also include /v2/fast for bots running their own parser, and onchain enrichment on full events when available. You build and run your own execution system.
FREE includes a 3-second configured delay for integration testing. To compare our fastest delivery for listing sniping, use PRO with zero configured delay and capture the endpoint your bot will consume. Zero configured delay does not mean zero network latency.
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