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New crypto listings on major exchanges

Tokens newly announced or listed on ten major centralised exchanges, pulled from each exchange’s own announcements or public API, with a link to the source.

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Data refreshed 12 November 2026, 12:05 UTC · By the CEX Ready editorial team · How we research

Last refreshed 12 November 2026, 12:05 UTC · 84 items in the last 45 days · RSS · JSON

9 November 2026

  1. HTXMAPOMarginHTX to Add MAPO to Margin Products02:16 UTC · official announcement

22 October 2026

  1. HTXAXISMarginHTX to Add AXIS to Margin Products10:03 UTC · official announcement

20 October 2026

  1. HTXWANMarginHTX to Add WAN to Margin Products06:20 UTC · official announcement

14 October 2026

  1. HTXTAOMarginHTX to Add TAO to Margin Products03:00 UTC · official announcement
Source status for all 10 exchanges
ExchangeStatusSource
BinanceWorkingBinance announcement centre, “New Cryptocurrency Listing” category (public API used by binance.com).
BybitWorkingBybit official V5 API (announcements, type new_crypto), or Bybit's own announcements site when the API is unavailable from our server.
OKXWorkingOKX official V5 API, support announcements, type announcements-new-listings.
CoinbaseWorkingCoinbase Exchange official public products API. Coinbase does not publish a listings feed, so a pair appears here on the day we first see it in that list. Tracking since 12 November 2026.
KuCoinLast refresh failed · showing data from 12 November 2026KuCoin official API, announcements endpoint, type new-listings.
GateWorkingGate official API v4, spot currency pairs, using each pair's trading start time (buy_start).
BitgetWorkingBitget official API v2 (announcements, coin listings), or Bitget's own support-centre Spot listings section when the API is unavailable from our server.
MEXCWorkingMEXC official API v3 symbol list. A pair appears here on the day we first see it in that list. Tracking since 12 November 2026.
HTXWorkingHTX support centre, new listings section (public API used by htx.com).
KrakenWorkingKraken blog, “Asset Listings” category RSS feed.

How this tracker works

  • Official sources only. Each row comes from the exchange itself: its announcement API, its official public API, or its own blog feed. Every row links to the exchange’s page, so you can check it in one click. The source status table above shows what each exchange returned on the last refresh.
  • Refreshed about every 30 minutes, whenever the page is visited. Dates are announcement times (or trading start times where that is what the exchange publishes) in UTC, for the last 45 days.
  • Crypto listings only, best effort. We filter out delistings, campaigns, copy-trading notices, and tokenised stocks or stock perpetuals. Some non-crypto items may slip through; the exchange’s own page is always the authority.
  • Coinbase and MEXC do not publish a listings feed we can read, so a pair appears on the day it first shows up in their official public market list. These rows link to the trading page, not an announcement.
  • CEX Ready is not affiliated with any exchange. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to trade any token.

What a new listing means for a token team

Most listings above go live within days of the announcement. Exchanges review liquidity from the first minute, which is why projects usually have a market maker in place before trading opens. See how much liquidity a CEX listing needs, the CEX listing timeline, and listing requirements compared across 14 exchanges.

Also see: Listing news this week.

Frequently asked questions

Where do these listings come from?

From the exchanges themselves: Binance’s announcement centre, the official announcement endpoints of OKX, KuCoin, Bybit and Bitget, HTX’s support centre, Kraken’s Asset Listings blog feed, Gate’s public API (trading start times), and the public market lists of Coinbase Exchange and MEXC. Each row links to the exchange’s own page.

How often is the list updated?

The page refreshes its data about every 30 minutes when it is visited, so it normally updates many times a day. The time of the last refresh is shown above the list. If one exchange’s source fails, the last good result for that exchange is kept and marked in the source status table.

Can CEX Ready get my token listed on one of these exchanges?

No. Exchanges decide what they list, and most say applications should come directly from the project team. What we do is introduce projects to vetted market-making partners, so that liquidity is ready when trading opens. It is free for projects; a partner may pay us a disclosed referral fee.

Is there an RSS feed or data file?

Yes. The RSS feed is at /new-listings/feed.xml and the same data is available as JSON at /new-listings/data.json. Please link back to the exchange’s own announcement when you use it.

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Tell us your target exchanges and timing. If there is a fit, a vetted market-making partner contacts you so liquidity is ready before trading opens. You apply to exchanges yourself. Free for projects.

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