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i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

Some shitty exchanges not really required a lot documents, as long you have money.

Because most of the partner person who is partners with exchange they will join any crypto group and dm you about listing, etc. You have money, your token easily to be listed and documented only for formal things.

If you want to know the document, go to the exchange and go to fotter website (Find about "List your token or something like that", then you will find a form about document they needed.

There are couple of means with which tokens get listed on decentralized and centralized exchanges; and you can see them below:

1. Project owners themselves approach these exchange platform, learn requirement to be listed on the platforms, fulfill the conditions for listings and then the listing will be set up and announced by the exchange and the project themselves. This is common when it comes to listing in centralized exchange platforms.

2. If its a dex listing, it is common knowledge that project owners themselves add up LP to the dex to enable trading; example of decentralized exchanges are uniswap, pancakeswap, quickswap, apeswap etc

3. The 3rd method is voluntary, free listing which is done by centralized exchange platforms; i experienced this when the likes of optimism, aptos, dydx, uni tokens were launched; multiple cex listed them freely.

Theses are the methods i can remember off hand; remember that you first have to approach the exchange before you can find out what and what not to do to get listed

Every centralized exchange has that service, you need to contact the exchange where you want to list your tokens for more details, as each will have a different policy. But what is always needed before talking to them is money and possibly a lot of money if you want reputable exchanges.
Also, you can refer to decentralized exchanges, as far as I know, they are entirely free, unlike centralized exchanges.

In another case, if your project is good enough for them, they will even invest in it and prioritize listing on their exchange. Like the projects invested by Binance Labs, most will be listed on Binance.

If you're talking about Centralized exchange and the developer is submitting to a top-level exchange they need to prove that their coin or token has potential in the market and you need funds to list their token, the top exchange has its own criteria or requirements, and the coin/token must have a huge and supportive community that will sustain volume on the exchange where it will be listed.

Most exchange markets do not require a lot of paperwork to verify the eligibility of a new token to be put on their exchange.  As long as it's a token that makes money, they'll put it on the exchange.  I see that most of the exchange market will not suffer a loss if the token they put in turns out to be a scam and loses because the losers are of course the traders on their exchange market.

Each exchange may have their own specific listing requirements and criteria. Some commons steps are like, fill out an application form that requests information about the token, such as its name, ticker symbol, total supply, circulating supply, market cap, and more. then to ensure liquidity for the new token/coins, exchanges may work with market makers to provide buy and sell orders for the token on the exchange.
Crypto exchanges often charge a fee for listing new tokens, which can vary widely depending on the exchange and the token's popularity.
There may be additional requirements or criteria that exchanges use to evaluate new token listings depends on the exchanges

most often the exchange has a department that deals with this.There are two options: the first is listing for money when a project arrives and agrees on cooperation with the exchange,and the second option is when the exchange itself adds a token because it is trendy and will bring good profit.

It’s depend on major or small exchanges, in small exchange you have to just fill their form, then they will ask to money, so i think if you have good amount of money than small exchanges listing isn’t difficult thing but on the other hand if you have money but will never list on Binance or other big exchanges, because they will research with your project.

You may find that news where CZ has said how they're listing tokens and also how he's choosing those listings that are exempted and takes no fee.
You may inquire about these exchanges to know what are factors to be considered aside just by paying the listing fee. I agree with ryza that those shitty exchanges don't really require a lot, as long as they're there to pay for the listing fee and they're good with it. There's no sense for those exchanges because they have no standard for those projects that wants to get into their market. And those exchanges usually have the shitiest tokens and coins ever listed on their platform, projects that are there won't take long to survive the market though.

If I remember correctly, top tier exchanges requires the project to pay at least minimum 1 BTC to get listed on their exchanges, but they have their is a review process. And for some reasons they rejected it, then obviously, you don't have to pay that huge amount.

For other exchanges, like lower tier, it might be that they don't require any amount or at least not that huge amount to begin with.

It's business after all, everyone need to make money out of this market.

I can't really tell you what kind of documents are needed in order to get listed on a centralized exchange because i was never part of a crypto project before, but obviously there are a few factors that are really big advantages if you want to get listed on a exchange with your project. First of all some of the new upcoming projects have received investments from the exchanges itself f.e. from biance labs, kucoin labs or from coinbase for example. So with projects like that is almost certain that they will be listed on the exchange where they have received an investment from. I could imagine though that you have a really hard time to get listed on a big exchange if you are a new and small project without much volume.

It will be a lot of documents for you to get listed since the exchanges will also open a wallet for that specific token so they wanna make sure that they are getting the right information and I’m talking about good exchanges here which also requires a huge fees. Well, some exchanges didn’t mind that much as long as you pay for the fees and that’s why many get listed easily, and as you can see those tokens who get listed at small exchanges don’t have much volume.

It will depend on which exchange it is.
Some top exchanges will have some requirements and high costs to fulfill when going to list the token or their exchange, moreover the new token.
But some small or shit exchanges, will commonly not have high qualifications, only willing to have more tokens for listing.
For example if you are going to list a new token in a top exchange like Binance, you can read the requirement and qualifications like these:
https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/how-to-get-your-coin-listed-on-binance-com-053e4bdc48364343b863d1833618d8ba
https://www.binance.com/en-IN/support/faq/how-to-get-your-coin-listed-on-binance-com-053e4bdc48364343b863d1833618d8ba

Commonly, the higher the rank of the exchange, the higher the reputation of the exchanges both CEX and DEX, they will commonly have higher qualifications for listing new tokens, so, you must pay attention to each qualification. But for clearer conditions, you can reach or approach their support related to the token listing.

If you’re planning to get listed, the best way to do is to look for a good exchange and ask them for the requirements since every site have their own requirements and if you are going to get listed on top exchanges you should anticipate to gave out more documents and pay the huge fees as well.

Getting listed is one of the basis of many investor for a successful project, though its too bad to see many still get delisted on exchanges but I guess that’s how the tough the competition is and this is also why many opted to get listed on DEX instead.

I think each exchange have their own requirements, the more famous the exchange is, the difficult the requirements are, simply because they wanna keep the quality of the coins they are going to list, overall if you wanna get your coin listed then you should improve the quality and many aspects of the coin first, otherwise you're just gonna stuck in dex and some unfamous exchange.

Are planning to list your project or you are just curious about this one?
If you will ask some exchanges they will provide you the complete details and requirements to get listed and I think there’s no free listing in CEX but i’m not sure with DEX since some can easily create a fake token in some DED. Listing is a big challenge to every new project, you should assess this first on where to list before making any decision, because this can be very expensive.

1. Go to the exchange site official announcement

2. Find a guide to list the new token like requirements or something else.

3. Send your application after you have been fulfilling the requirements to list your token.

4. Wait for the feedback that will be given by exchange site's listing team for your token

5. Don't be lazy and try to find that by yourself.

Any exchange sites have their own requirements. What you need to do to actively find the requirements to be listed on exchange site.

It vary from exchange to exchange, There are exchange that has strict terms and condition and there are some exchange that you only need a certain amount of money just to list your token there, Those exchange where money is the only thing you need are commonly full of sh**ty tokens, Though this only applies on centralized exchange. You also need to indicate if your pertaining to centralized or decentralized exchange. But majority of the time top exchanges has strict requirements this is why small projects considered it as an achievement if they were listed on a big centralized exchange. Just try to google the exchange that you want to know o how is their listing process works, it's much easier.

I think you need first to visit the exchange terms and read them carefully because IMO, each exchange may have its own specific requirements and process for listing new tokens, so it is important to research the specific exchange you are interested in listing on and review their documentation and guidelines.  They will carefully evaluate the potential benefits and risks of listing on an exchange, and ensure that they meet the requirements and guidelines of the exchange they are interested in listing on.

Most of the common requirements could be these;

• Legal and Regulatory compliance
• Community and Market support
• Fees and Costs

Top tier exchange require a lot of requirements like having a good volume,documents needed and huge community support plus big money involve on exchange listing.

Shit exchanges ask only money to dev for listing and they list whatever tokens and they will not care if they list a scam or not.

as far as I know, almost every exchange has different rules regarding listing new tokens on their exchange. maybe you will find easy to difficult rules. however, you may have to prepare some legality documents, community, and also a fee for listing. as far as I know, each payment for the list is also different. depending on the exchange, the better the exchange you target, the more expensive and the more documents you need to fulfill.

When a new token is launched, the project team behind the token may approach a crypto exchange to request that their token be listed on the exchange or nowadays many exchanges who approach projects to have agreements with them. The exchange then evaluates the token according to a set of criteria before deciding whether or not to list it. Here are some of the factors that crypto exchanges may consider when deciding to list new tokens:

1. Technology and Security: The exchange will evaluate the technology behind the token to ensure that it is secure and stable. They will also assess the token's underlying blockchain infrastructure to ensure that it is well-designed and free from potential security vulnerabilities.
2. Regulatory Compliance: Most reputable exchanges will require tokens to meet certain regulatory compliance requirements. The token should not violate any securities laws or be associated with any illegal activities.
3. Market Demand: The exchange will assess the market demand for the token. If there is sufficient demand and liquidity, it is more likely that the token will be listed on the exchange.
4. Tokenomics: The token's economics are also evaluated by the exchange. This includes factors such as the total supply of tokens, the circulating supply, the token's inflation rate, and the token's utility.
5. Community and Team: The exchange will also consider the strength of the token's community and the project team's experience and expertise. A strong community and experienced team can help ensure the token's success on the exchange.

Once the exchange has evaluated the token, they will typically require the token's project team to provide certain documents and information before the token can be listed. These may include a white paper that details the project's goals and objectives, a business plan, a technical paper that outlines the technology behind the token, and legal and regulatory compliance documents. Additionally, the project team may need to pay a listing fee to the exchange.

If you want your token to be listed in some popular centralized exchanges like Binance, you need to pass your requirements and you need to wait for their approvals as well. A few years ago, the waiting period was long because it takes months for your tokens to be listed and their requirements are complicated as well. Many had failed to list their tokens on those exchanges because of multiple requirements and the legitimacy of the project. If you are an independent team that only wants to start a new coin, then you just need to put your tokens on some unpopular exchanges.

If you are talking about centralize exchange then number 1 requirement is their trading volume. Most exchange requires this to so that they can get something or benefited also on listing your project. It also means that your project is highly traded on the market. I think thats the priority, plus you have some crazy offers or interesting platform. Some project got listed for free due to demand and hype but some needed to get pay their listing fee.

This information is simple to find, all you need to do is visit one of the popular and reputable cryptocurrency exchanges we one around and try to read through the token listing procedures and rules.
Because if I should go ahead to give you any farmat for token listing it may differ from one exchange to another so iit'sbetter you search the information yourself.

This is advisable, since every sight have different documents that you needed to submit and different fees, if you are planning to deal with the top site you should expect a more requirements. Just like the suggestions of many here, try to analyze first on where to get listed and make sure you will follow their requirements so you will not waste time and money upon listing, new tokens should have a team to handle the listing because this is a hard job as we that ever project should take time to understand the whole effect of being listed.

Ideally every CEX has a minimum standard for projects that want their token listed (for top CEXs), you can find out yourself by doing a search. For CEXs that are in the mid and low ranks, they usually don't really implement minimum standards, as long as you have money to list your token, they will list the token immediately. But sometimes even top CEX also don't need standard to register token, if your project get exposure and hype in market, they will list that token, for example like $SHIB which even the inventor is still anonymous until now.

Currently, there are no problems with listing, since in addition to CEX, DEX has already appeared on the market and now you can independently proceed with listing at any time, providing liquidity to your tokens. As for centralized exchanges, free listing is only possible on shitty or new exchanges.

Certainly Exchange requires several criteria that have been explained in the Listing Requirements. Each exchange has different requirements depending on their respective policies.
But listing on Dex might be easier because many new tokens are registered with smart contracts. It's different from Centralized Exchanges which are certainly more selective, especially if you want to enter a large Exchange like Binance. There will be a lot of research to be done.

Each exchange has its own requirements in this regard and has its own criteria and limitations, you must meet these criteria to be able to register the coin you created with the exchanger team as verification that your coin/token project really has marketability and has potential.
You may be able to see what the conditions are and how and what documents are needed, maybe you need to read more fully available on several exchanges.

CoinGecko (https://support.coingecko.com/hc/en-us/articles/7291312302617-How-to-list-new-cryptocurrencies-on-CoinGecko-#:~:text=To%20be%20listed%20on%20CoinGecko,coins%2Ftokens%20listings%20on%20CoinGecko.)
Binance (https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/how-to-get-your-coin-listed-on-binance-com-053e4bdc48364343b863d1833618d8ba#:~:text=There%20are%20no%20set%20requirements,should%20focus%20on%20user%20adoption.)
Coinbase (https://www.coinbase.com/blog/new-asset-listing-process)
Huobi (https://www.huobi.com/en-us/application-center/)
KuCoin (https://www.kucoin.com/support/360003229494)
etc.

There are some few exchanges that are very strict for listing tokens because they are very careful so they don't list a coin that would end up becoming a rug pulled. For your tokens to be listed you with need to do submit some documents so they would be aware of some certain things about the token. The team would have to negotiate on the amount to pay and the quantity of tokens that would be sent to the exchange. There are more things that would be required to be submitted by the token team so that the listing platform would know how to go about listing the token.

That is basically requiring time before anything else, sure not all the time but mostly time. If you want to get listed on Binance for example, you can't be a coin or a token that had its release just yesterday, they are not going to list you that quickly, it requires you to be there for a while and people need to see you are trusted before they could list you, plus if you have a top 20-30 ranking or so that would help as well because volume means money for them.

However, there are  few special cases, like apecoin getting listed everywhere quickly, because that was from a team that they knew beforehand from the NFT collection, so it was a rare occasion.

Here you can see the information, if list token in CEX like Binance:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.binance.com/en/amp/support/faq/053e4bdc48364343b863d1833618d8ba

In my opinion, before registering the tokens they create, the main point is how good the idea of the project and how big of a community they have, because it will make investors interested in investing in the project

One of the methods used by exchanges to listing new coins to start trading on their exchange is through voting from the community and usually there will be rewards that will be obtained by voters and the rules for voters are that they must have these coins to be eligible as voters, dunno for now if its still in use.

Each exchange has its own rules but usually there will be a fee that must be paid by the developer as a condition of listing, Binance said they do not collect fees from coins that want to be listed there but go through checks whether the project is feasible enough to be included. All one has to do is make contact with the exchange and there's usually document to be included but that's when dealing with a major exchange small exchanges have a way that might be easier.

Don't projects simply ask for exchanges to list their tokens? It'd depend from exchange to exchange on how they'd accept them, like requirements, documents, and whatnot. Kinda similar to how you'd officially apply a business to the regulatory group in that area. Pretty sure you can simply look up an exchange and their FAQs page about it to find out the specifics, but they'd probably be quite similar for the most part. Except for well, exchanges that just accept any token (idk if they exist, but there's probably a handful of them out there).

The good name of the exchange is also at stake if they install scam tokens so of course the market has other criteria and requirements not to accept new residents carelessly.  maybe if you want to register a new token into the Top Cryptocurrency Exchanges which are very well known, it requires a very expensive fee and strict conditions are certainly not easy, many things must be fulfilled, not all new tokens can enter it, it needs strong encouragement and meets the requirements

This is a fairly broad aspect of the market as we all know about the classification of the number of exchanges as well as the quality of the projects.
Some criteria can be negotiated between the parties, with low quality projects sometimes they will list anything for just a fee, sometimes they even intentionally list without consent :) .
And better than we see there are some top exchanges, most of the project criteria must be clear, have stable finances, and have to pay fees...

each exchange has different terms and conditions, therefore not all altcoins can be listed on the desired exchange. but probably of all exchanges binance is the exchange with the most difficult terms and conditions because binance is the biggest exchange, therefore only a few new altcoins can be listed on binance.

I think this is quite true as many exchanges are just doing business and they don't care a lot on many other things...as long as you can pay then they are so willing to do business. This is the reason why even scammy and fraudulent platforms got successfully listed in many exchanges. Now, there are also bigger exchanges that really got strict guidelines one has to follow and one has to qualify before any chance of letting in...but still money is critical.

Truth be told, if you're not a part of a huge project with connections and funding, you need money to list on big exchanges.
If you are a small project your best bet would be to stay consistent, grow and eventually you'll make connections and enough money to list on a tier 1 exchange.

This is a very subjective topic and there are no particular guidelines to follow, the most important thing for exchange is their trading fees, if they know well that the token is going to generate trading fees, it is from trading fees that they generate most of their revenue they will list, or if there is demand from the community to list it, they will likely list it. Look at the $ARB token launch yesterday, it would be foolishness on the part of any exchange not to list it yesterday and miss out on the rush.

Some exchange market not required with complicated document for listing new coins/token in their exchange market, due enough fees listing payment will directly list with new coins. But have several rule added with transaction volume and some coins delisted on exchange market after lower volume transaction in daily day.

Most important points for all new coins have to pay gees listing payment if their coins want listing on exchange market, usually with dapp exchange market need to add liquidity and seems the same with CEX exchange have to pay fees listing. Difference fees listing payment based on bigger or not some exchange market. I don't find with detail how much dollar need to pay for exchange market if want to list new coins on their exchange.

You could both read up these tips and requirements on how to get listed.
These are on both Binance and Kucoin for the example.

https://www.kucoin.com/blog/how-to-get-listed-on-kucoin-here-are-tips-from-kucoin-ceo
https://www.binance.com/en-IN/support/faq/how-to-get-your-coin-listed-on-binance-com-053e4bdc48364343b863d1833618d8ba

Usually these are end game CEX which you would consider for a token to get listed which it is really just that understandable
that most projects would be listed out on smaller exchangers before reaching out the big ones.

Do you want to list a new token on the exchange? Each exchange determines different terms. This is exactly what it is if you ask the exchange owner directly, or read the terms on the exchange site. But if you use Dex, you don't need all of that, you just need a smart contract...

It's not easy to register your token on the market, because each market has its own terms and fees that are not small. there is a market that only you need to prepare money but market formalities do not guarantee to attract investors. better use your money for money growth to be bigger

The process by which exchanges list new crypto tokens can vary depending on a number of factors, including exchange policies, regulatory landscape, market liquidity when deciding on new token registrations, and the popularity and potential value of new tokens.

It is difficult to give complete information as each exchange has different criteria, but basically the top exchanges I know will need a little fee to establish liquidity with the project, or better yet, you can look at the previous transaction volume, project development roadmap, unlock tokens,...
But we can see some of the top projects won't take long as exchanges are ready to list them early to attract users to them.
However, this environment includes DEXs, where we need nothing but money to maintain liquidity, and that is also the reason why many low quality projects can only be listed on DEXs.

If you want to list the new token on the exchange, you need to contact the team of the exchange. And this communication can be through their website or through email or through social media such as telegram. After that, if you fulfill the requirements of the exchange such as documents, fee etc, the token will be listed on the exchange. However, the requirements of the exchange may be different for different exchanges.

The rate at which new tokens flood the exchanges nowadays makes me believe that the process of listing these coins are not difficult or varies from exchange to exchange.
If there should be an exchange to investigate the methods in which they list their coins it should be Binance.
New projects emerge everyday. On the contrary I was of the opinion that Binance being one of the reputable exchanges should have an easy process of listing. Unless the whole process is monetized or bazaared.

For Op quetion, every exchange has their note on how to list new coins on their websites.

Indeed, it is better to contact the exchanges to know how exactly the requirements and also the fees. Because each exchange may have different criteria and also fees of course. This will depend on how reputable and top the exchanges themselves. Lower exchange ranks may have lower fees or even zero if they are new. But this will also not be really good enough for the starting because sometimes. It is required also to research which exchanges to list the token, depending on the ability of the projects and also the money to pay the costs.

long short answer Legal opinion, contract audit, fat bag and nothing else matters

Exchange has level and not anyhow Coin can be listed in the exchange once they is no strong community and also the team have to release a particular amount agree before it can be listed in the exchange, because the both parties are into business by coin to be sustainable to the investors.

That is very common answer if you can spend money then you can listing your token by any exchange. Some big exchange want larger money for listing a token example binance, kucoin, gate etc. So you should contract there support by process all data even everything done then they will make a listing announced by your project.

This is exactly why you should be a token and not a coin, and get listed on DEX because they are easier. Do you know what you need in order to create a token and be able to trade it on pancakeswap? Just a link. You may not see the name there or have LP there or get staking there, that still requires time and it may take a while before people can see it on pancakeswap. But if you build a bep20 BSC token, then you could get it traded on pancake swap router as soon as you start, it requires no upfront payment. The only other "free" option to be listed anywhere is to have a huge volume, because if you have a huge volume then exchanges will line up to list you since volume equals profit for them. Aside from these two options, there is no scenario where you would be listed for free, you will have to pay a HUGE amount of money that would be useless and shouldn't be done.

It's always how much money you can give to these exchanges, the thing is that, if you're so eager on getting listed in these exchanges, yet you don't want to spend money, you could always make your coin famous first, there are plenty of meme coins that you could take as an example, they don't really force these exchange to list them, but the exchange list them automatically based on their own will, because exchange also seek trends, so that they could prevent their trading volume from decreasing.

there are many ways where it A cryptocurrency can listed on Exchange. For centralized exchange, they want documents and all others necessary papers for Get listed.even they also analysis that token, is that valid or not. After thay, they announcing listing on their website and social channels. Besides if owner can be a Liquidity Provider, then token can also being trade on decentralised exchange. But low quality exchange Only need money for list, no documents! That's why scam token essily get listed on low quality exchange and start scam people

If you want to get listed on a popular exchange then a lot of research is needed to avoid scam coin trading, so not all top volume altcoins are worth trading on top exchanges right now because they are just hype coins and will disappear soon after a downtrend, but many low reputation exchanges list various altcoins without reviewing the potential details of the altcoin, the exchange only wants to profit from trading fees.

There's a link to list your token on every exchange, don't believe in people that offer to help you get listed your project for a fee, there are a lot of these kinds of people on Telegram and also here on Bitcointalk, top exchanges like Binance and Kucoin have strict requirements that a token needs to accomplish and you need big funds to list on these top exchanges, there are low-level exchanges that a token can list their token but from there the token should have the momentum to acquired big volumes in preparation for listing in the big exchanges.

Many scams claim to be an exchange team to offer to list your coins for a certain fee, but the project team will not be fooled because they will contact the exchange team to confirm it and the coin listing process must submit a registration format that will be sent to the team, so there is no case of fraud from the team fake exchange because the project team is very experienced in dealing with that problem.

Not just some but many of them don't need all those paper works, they just need the hypes and money to pay for exchange listing and you're on their exchange. There are so many memecoins that doesn't have public figure as their CEO so who then met the exchange to do all the paper work business. That's to tell you, they don't need those papers.
The exchange just need to confirm your project to have a huge community to trade your project on their exchange and when you're the hype of the moment you get a free listing from them. Projects like shiba and other popular meme coins now listed on exchanges got there  because of their hype and community supporting the projects.
Many exchange only cares about their trading fees and will be willing to list anything hot to get their customers trading those tokens so they can get commission through trading fees, withdrawal fees etc.

You obviously understand that the most correct answer to your question you can get only from the support of the exchange. And if you really have a desire to get a listing a coin, and not just for the sake of your self-education to find out the opinion of the forum participants, then you need to use my recommendation.

I think most crypto exchanges requires a large amount of fee to list new coin/token on their exchange.
Other requirements are required too, such as general information about the project, coinomics, roadmap, team, etc.
With a proper strategy like good marketing and good timing in exchange listing, the coin price can rise quickly.

Its not rocket science. The project representative usually applied to the exchange after contacting exchange reps. The form contains project info about members, contract, ticker etc. Then they pay the listing fee which depends on the exchange

Are you sure that is all?
I am not an expert at exchanges or anything but I would have guessed that exchanges and their staff would also consider the demand for a specific listing and the possible volume which that token could generate in their centralized platform. Because, in the end of the day, that is what exchanges make a living off: volume in their pairs and the small fee they take.

If they list a coin which does not have some good volume, it would not make sense for them. Right?

Well there are some exchange you may want to apply for listing they have their own criteria and if your project or the project own meets those requirements they may decides to list the token. I think all exchange doesn't have the same listing rate and criteria so what exchange exactly do you want to know about their listing, and this will require you writing to them directly than whatever feedback we give you here, know that they always update their terms of listing and also varies on the country your exchange is being operating from.
Contact the exchange you need via cmc.

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They list many, many, many different types of documents.

I've written a few articles describing a variety of topics related to cryptocurrency.
The simplest is the one you already have covered. I'll list all of them here:
What cryptocurrency is, where do you find it online, etc.

I can't speak for you, but I was the one who read the entire crypto exchange manual (this is an article that contains all the relevant information about Coinbase).
When reading a new article you're often dealing with a different topic.

How crypto exchanges list news crypto tokens

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I've beener over the years. The only thing I've written has a couple of them, which I think is mostly for informational purposes.
These are all a bit more specific than the standard terms and conditions about cryptocurrencies.
I don't actually have a very deep knowledge of the crypto world, so any information they have posted is generally not to be relied upon. But I know for a fact that I am familiar with the crypto world and have been in touch with various crypto exchange owners for over 10 years now (I'm a cryptocurrency exchange at best).

there's reason some project allocates money for themselves, part of the reason is for listing, money is required for listing in many exchanges, even in some case they also demand some share of the coin, and that's pretty normal and it's just how it works the key is money.

This article can help you understand the intricacies of listing a token on crypto exchanges: https://polygant.net/market-making/listing-on-crypto-exchanges/

if you just want to know you should look for answers on the internet because you can easily get answers to your questions. I just tried using the keyword "altcoin listing requirements on binace" and there I found a lot of information and answers to your questions.
I hope you have no intention of creating your own altcoin  ::) :D ;D

CEXs may also have specific requirements or criteria for listing, such as a minimum market capitalization, a certain level of liquidity, or a track record of trading volume on other exchanges. In addition, the coin or token must have a strong and engaged community of users and investors, as this is a key factor in ensuring ongoing demand and liquidity on the exchange.

Judging by how many exchanges added absolutely useless and unknown to anyone PEPE coin to their listing, it is safe to say that most exchanges are only looking at the amount of money that developer can offer this exchange. You may have a strong project, but not enough money and you will not get to some OKX or Binance, though, at the same time, you may have an empty project, but a lot of liquidity and hype and you will be accepted right away. In cryptocurrencies, as in the usual world, money decides everything in the first place.

Regarding with how much fees listing offering by new token to exchange, Binance seems not excited right now after listing many shit or meme coins and last days they have listed "PEP" coins although have trouble or bad news about withdrawing coins later. Its easy when listing new coins on exchange market and they not care about project fundamental but how much and interested fees offering by new coins for listing on the market.

Many new or shit coins easy for listing on MEXC and seems they have pay excited fees for this exchange how to get space for their coins available trade on MEXC exchange.

Of course each exchange has different requirements. One of the requirements is to have an active website, an active telegram as a means of discussion, a verified token. The most important thing is to have a sufficient amount of fees to list on an exchange.

It will be interesting for you to learn if you want. But if you use Binance, of course they ask token developers to continuously evaluate the projects we list. Exchange parties will delete tokens or coins that are low volume levels. But this isn't the hardest part to do. There are even tokens that are listed on the exchange through the voting method.

The process for a cryptocurrency exchange to list a new token can vary from exchange to exchange, but generally, the following steps are involved:

Application: The team behind the new token submits an application to the exchange for listing. This typically includes information about the token's technology, use case, team, and other relevant details.

Review: The exchange's team reviews the application to determine if the token meets its listing criteria. This can include factors such as the token's market capitalization, trading volume, community support, and more.

Due Diligence: If the exchange is interested in listing the token, they will typically conduct due diligence to ensure the project is legitimate and has a strong track record. This can include reviewing the project's whitepaper, code, and other technical details, as well as conducting background checks on the project's team.

Listing Fees: If the exchange decides to list the token, they will typically charge a listing fee. The fee can vary widely depending on the exchange and the token being listed.

Integration: Once the listing fee is paid, the exchange will work with the token's team to integrate the token onto their platform. This can include technical integration to ensure the token is compatible with the exchange's trading engine and wallet infrastructure.

Announcement: Finally, once the token is listed on the exchange, the exchange will typically make an announcement to let their users know that the token is now available for trading.

Each exchange has its own set of criteria and standards for evaluating new tokens, which not all projects will meet. In addition, there are some exchanges that do not demand much and can easily list projects for a nominal fee. Usually, many new projects are listed on such exchanges, while some good projects are listed on Top-Tier exchanges where they pay a substantial amount to have their tokens listed.

All rules about the new token listing can be found in a statement of financial regulation. All other issues can be resolved through support and management contacts. This a correct way to know how new types of tokens plan to list.

If you have money, then a token can easily being trade on decentralize exchange by providing Liquidity. Now most of project Spend money for making false papers, afterward get listed on any centralized exchange by fee what they required. I've been seeing such thing since a decade around. There is no lack of Scam projects, scamming us years. Just get listed on exchange with fund, creating hype then sold everything and run away. But some project use their money to being developed  for long term for doing something helpful for world

Which is why people still prefer big centralised exchange when trading. Most scam coins are at decentralised exchange. While there are also scam coins in centralized exchange, they are less likely to be found on bigger centralized exchange.

Also, centralized exchange like Binance and Coinbase are as much as possible to follow government rules. So they will have stricter requirements when it comes to listing new coins.

Centralized exchanges only think about the commission income they will earn. If there is a high-volume shit token, they don't hesitate to list it right away. Please see the latest memecoins listed by Binance. Apart from that, if you pay them certain fees, they can list you. There are many accusations leveled against Binance in this regard. I always gave bad examples about Binance, but my purpose is not to defame Binance. Binance is the best centralized exchange in this market, but even Binance does it. I don't want to get into a topic about what we should think about the rest.

Exchanges typically follow a specific process when listing new crypto tokens. Here is a general overview of the steps involved:

Application: The development team or issuer of the crypto token submits an application to the exchange expressing their interest in listing the token. This application typically includes relevant details about the token, such as its technical specifications, purpose, whitepaper, and any legal or compliance-related information.

Review and Due Diligence:  This step aims to ensure that the token meets the exchange's listing standards and poses no significant risks to its users.

Legal and Compliance Evaluation: The exchange's legal and compliance team evaluates the token's regulatory compliance, considering factors such as its classification as a security or utility token, adherence to anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) regulations, and compliance with local laws.

Market Demand and Feasibility: Factors considered may include the token's popularity, market capitalization, trading volume, and potential user interest.

Listing Fee and Agreement: If the token passes the initial evaluation, the exchange negotiates the terms of the listing, including the listing fee, trading pairs, and any additional requirements or conditions. The listing fee can vary significantly depending on the exchange's popularity, reputation, and the token's perceived value.

Technical Integration: Once the agreement is finalized, the token's development team works with the exchange's technical team to integrate the token into the exchange's trading platform.

Announcement and Launch: After the technical integration is complete, the exchange makes an official announcement regarding the listing of the new token. The announcement includes details such as the token's symbol, trading pairs, launch date, and any additional information that traders need to know.

Trading Commences: On the scheduled launch date, trading of the newly listed token begins on the exchange. Users can now buy, sell, and trade the token with other supported cryptocurrencies or fiat currencies, depending on the available trading pairs.

It's important to note that the specific processes and requirements may vary from one exchange to another. Some exchanges may have more stringent listing criteria, while others may have a more streamlined approach. Additionally, regulatory requirements and market conditions can also influence an exchange's decision to list a new crypto token.

It a project can pay for the listing then a project can listed so easily without hassle but it cost lots of money of course especially to major exchange platform that's why new projects intend to list on small exchange first before going to the major exchanges. Some exchanges also list due to community trend and hype projects that certainly brings good volume into their exchange that's why they will list it on their preference for FREE.

Those big centralized exchanges like Binance will list a project only after it became big enough so the chances of complete scam projects from the beginning can't make through their criteria requirement but its highly possible for a project to rug pull once they made enough money and on most cases the exchanges can't do anything if the developer made the project to go into the way so regulations are pretty useless at the situation so don't think regulations from government will save you from scam projects.

numerous number  of exchanges are available for thousands of tokens! Project need themself to proved before top exchange like binance, kucoin jf they want to listed on those kind of top exchangers. Those exchanger team doesn’t list only for money but project need to trustworthy Enough. Something they lottery among popular project for free listing. Project which has shortage of money, they go to midium quality exchange for listed. Medium and low quality exchange takes low listing fee cause they have less traffic on their site

We know about a lot of such projects that have not been traded anywhere before and, accordingly, TGE occurred directly on the Binance exchange. And new projects have such an opportunity to get a listing on Binance after launching launchpad there. It is obvious that Binance receives part of the new coins for his services for this.

couldn't agree more, aside from requiring some money, they also need the project to be trust worthy after all it also related highly with the reputation of the exchanges itself, if they just outright list scams project just for money no one would believe their platform in the future this is also reason binance make so strict review.

i believe binance is not charging any fee from these projects. it is like voluntary if the project will give some amount to binance as they are using it for charitable works.
the requirements depend on the exchange. so you need to contact the exchange itself about such requirements as they vary from one exchange to another.
as they have varying criteria, it is the project's responsibility to comply with those requirements where they want to list their tokens or coins. the budget sometimes influence their decision because some projects are resorting to wash trading to make it look they have large volume in trading.

It's only applicable for some exchange sites like MEXC but high tier exchange site doesn't require fees as long as your project can be considered as a good project. The fact that if so many projects listed on binance without needed any fees.
Some exchange sites were also putting the main concern in the volume. it's caused by they didn't wanna let money to go to their opponents.

Some of the exchanges I'm familiar with use different rules. There are exchanges that actually check the profits and projects of the coins they will list on their exchanges carefully. There are also those that do not require the completeness of the white paper and listed new high-risk coins by providing a waiver in their ToS.

Exchanges typically have their own listing requirements and guidelines for tokens to be listed on their platform. Some of them include: The token must have a certain level of liquidity and trading volume. The token must have a strong community and user base. The token must have a well designed and functional website. The token must have a clear and  compelling use case or value proposition. The token must meet certain legal and regulatory requirements. Exchanges may also charge fees for the listing of tokens on their platform. It's important to research and comply with each exchange's specific requirements before applying for a listing.

Definitely there will be requirements to this process of enlistment and this has to do with each particular exchange with their own requirements before they can enlist a coin, also know that there's risk in doing such because you may not actually finds out the real state of the developers of that coin or project and same applies to the exchanges that make enlistment, not all exchanges are reliable, some have no reputation can can easily low down their requirements to ensure they enlist as many as possible cryptocurrencies which many may turn scam at the end, but ones we know the risk involved in both the coin and the exchanges, we will know to further our research before investing on one.

generally the more stricter the rules of the project that they gonna be listing, the more famous and have huge traffic the exchange is.
it's the case with big exchange like binance, they just got the edge to make some complicated rules because they know their worth.

There will be some exceptions in all the cases though but here money played the major part so they probably listed after enough volume in the launch itself so they just added or listed the project but I don't see they always list a project in that way, they have some criteria to meet and also fee has to be paid for a project to get listed.

Token listing depends on exchanges, Some exchanges requires money as the major requirement, But big exchanges like Binance, Okx, coinbase, etc looks more into the project team, community, the aim of the project and regulations etc. Exchange like Binance have since adopted lunch pad as a way to list tokens. 

In light of the question about how exchanges add new tokens, I would like to share some information about Bitcoin wallets. An important aspect of working with cryptocurrencies is wallet addresses. They are associated with pairs of private and public keys, which form the basis of any Bitcoin address.

Modern Bitcoin wallets come with various features and user interfaces. They are available in different forms, including mobile and desktop applications, as well as hardware wallets. Additionally, some wallets do not provide users with private keys to avoid human errors.

Thus, Bitcoin wallets and their addresses play a crucial role in the process of sending and receiving cryptocurrencies. A well-considered choice of wallet can provide convenience, security, and accessibility.

If you are interested in learning more, the article (https://xgo.com/blog/btc-wallet-address/) I recently read discusses different types of Bitcoin wallets and their advantages. It also describes how to create a Bitcoin address and find your wallet for sending and receiving payments.

I believe this information can be useful in understanding the workings of cryptocurrency wallets and their relationship to listing new tokens on exchanges. Certain aspects of wallet selection may be important when considering the terms and documentation required for token listing on an exchange.

I hope this helps!

The process of listing new tokens on cryptocurrency exchanges can vary depending on the specific exchange and its listing requirements. While I can provide a general overview, it's important to note that each exchange may have its own set of criteria and processes.

Exchange listing is depend on the quality of exchanges as like top tier exchanges will require very strong rules & regulation, if a project able to meet of this rules, then big amount of listing fees then can be listed it’s long process but on the other hand shit exchanges just want to money they will never research about the project, just you have to pay their required listing fees it's very easy to list any token.

Maybe you already got info about listing. But let me explain, what do i think!!  In my opinion,  listing process is Very simple. If any coin want to listing on top cex exchanges, then they need be launch pure Project and need to ne honest with hardwork as well as fair future goal. Otherwise token will be rejected cause top exchange always research, check and then list a token, they less care about money. But medium and low reputed exchanges can list your token only for money. They even accept false documents, and help to pump token by bot trading. And dex need money to Get liquidity, any token can be listed there, no problem at all