How do you get info about upcoming listings?

[xodakovs]

Hi guys

For a long time, one question never ceases to worry me - how do people find out about the listing of new coins even before the official announcement? I constantly learn about the listing of a particular coin from traders, and not from official statements. Yesterday, a friend of mine told me about listings of bnx on binance and nwc on crypto.com, but this information was not yet in their sources.

Perhaps there are some insider resources or groups where all this information is? How do you get that info?

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[OmegaStarScream]

That would obviously mean that the person knows someone from the inside. I can't think of any other way.

There is, however, a BOT that I've seen not a long time ago, that buys the coin on your behalf (from Gate.io) as soon as the listing is announced on Binance, which should give you profit. I haven't tried this myself, but looking at the upvotes[1] and stars/forks on their GitHub repository, I assume it works but use it at your own risk.

EDIT: The developer shared some results[3] a few days ago, which should give you an idea of how profitable the BOT is.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/qc9zoe/finally_did_it_i_made_a_crypto_trading_bot_that/
[2] https://github.com/CyberPunkMetalHead/gateio-crypto-trading-bot-binance-announcements-new-coins
[3] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/qmr47d/so_my_latest_crypto_trading_bot_that_i_shared/

[JeromeTash]

It's usually a policy that most big exchanges have on coins that are going to be listed. They are not supposed to disclose the information until the listing is done as part of the agreement to have them listed on the exchange.

Information sometimes leaks, though. In most cases, you have to be in actively involved in those chats and social groups of a particular coin to be lucky to catch the news right before the official announcement. So it's not an easy thing.

[so98nn]

It's usually a policy that most big exchanges have on coins that are going to be listed. They are not supposed to disclose the information until the listing is done as part of the agreement to have them listed on the exchange.

Information sometimes leaks, though. In most cases, you have to be in actively involved in those chats and social groups of a particular coin to be lucky to catch the news right before the official announcement. So it's not an easy thing.

Yes exactly, if they start putting the information publicly then it is obvious that peeps will start buying and bagging their wallets and might just dump the coins as soon as it is listed on the exchanger with higher startup price. Mostly projects promise to keep the price higher as compared to the ICO prices so that it can drive the interests of investors to buy more and more.

Well, logically if we started to know if the coin is going to be listed 100% which means it is legal project then it would drive huge crowd who will be ready to sell or the right word is "dump" the coins.

I think its best to keep it that way otherwise it will surely tip the balance of investment.

[GeorgeJohn]

From my perspective you can sense or have pre-knowledge of new coin that is about to list through social media platforms and especially exchanges, i do notice a coin that is about to be known through binance exchange, actually they will be a proper announcement concerning a coin which is about to come to their platform, and precisely someone have made mentioned of Reddit, in normal sense Reddit is one of the social platforms that help to carry out information concerning a project that's about to be launched before it will become viral.

[OrangeII]

personally, I found that information on the telegram of the project. sometimes they provide information on which exchange to list before the exchange provides official information on this issue. however, I think the quickest place to find out is telegram.
You can look for projects that are still selling or ICO or IDO, then check the information on the telegram, or ask about listing issues.
however, some exchanges also sometimes provide abstract information about which coins will be listed on their exchange before the official announcement is made.

[cryptoaddictchie]

how do people find out about the listing of new coins even before the official announcement? I constantly learn about the listing of a particular coin from traders, and not from official statements.

That because there are early spots for some what we called private sale/seed sale or presale. These people invested earlier even an official announcement from an exchange happened.

This is also privilege if the project they are invested is good or high caliber. But if the project is not good, then they are also at risk losing such money if the price tank during listing.

Info can be get to some prominent channels and groups. If you are affiliated to right people then finding these aren't hard.

[Beparanf]

Hi guys

For a long time, one question never ceases to worry me - how do people find out about the listing of new coins even before the official announcement? I constantly learn about the listing of a particular coin from traders, and not from official statements. Yesterday, a friend of mine told me about listings of bnx on binance and nwc on crypto.com, but this information was not yet in their sources.

Perhaps there are some insider resources or groups where all this information is? How do you get that info?

It's either someone on the team member disclosed secretly the listing info to a trader or the team give a hint for the listing in advance without directly disclosing the exchange name. If you join in different telegram group and you know that the project has the capacity to list on big exchange, I'm sure that the community keeps asking on it and the team answers it indirectly. The project is allowed to let the community know that the coin will be listed on an exchange, The name of exchange is the only thing needs to be discreet so usually traders is just speculating on the name of exchange which is quite easy to predict base the current exchange that listed the coin and how big the description of the team for the exchange.

[Stedsm]

It's next to impossible to know anything about a particular coin even launching, before some officials break the news under their official announcements. So, knowing listing news on a specific exchange before the news break out is not possible too unless you have an insider friend from an exchange (like one of the board members, directors or even high end mods) who give the news even before anything is confirmed and only talks are going on. But TBH, there are many signs you can guess that a specific token is going to get listed on an exchange if you see any combined activity of both of them (say for example, Binance recently talked about creating their first ever Metaverse through a virtual office on Bloktopia which shows that Blok may get listed soon at Binance).

[dothebeats]

Sometimes, exchanges themselves are the ones who give hints on an upcoming listing within their platform. Sometimes, its the team of the project/coin that announces it. Apart from that, you either have to be an insider to know all of these movements, or you're a part of the exchange that handles newly listed coins. Most coin devs/teams and exchanges keep their mouth shut on this matter until the coin goes live on the platform, unless if the coin already has an established community, and the hype surrounding that coin is already through the roof.

[The Cryptovator]

The only way to get updates about the upcoming new listing is depth relation with exchange staff or project staff. Because only these two parties know exactly when and where going to be list a new coin. There is also another way, it's called the third party. There is a few third party or person who works for exchanges listing agent. They invite projects for listing. So they might know about the upcoming listing and the news would be leaked from there as well. There is no other way to get updates about the upcoming listing.

[sgenuine]

I follow some bloggers on YouTube and Telegram that monitor all upcoming projects and share this information with subscribers.
Actually, there are some aggregators that give you information about new ICOs, airdrops, IDOs etc. For example, coinmarketcap or one more web-site where you can find all upcoming platforms for yield farming: https://rugdoc.io/calendar/

[$crypto$]

I get more info that will be listed on the exchange is on Twitter there is more info that is more accurate but we have to follow some updated twitter and maybe you can look for it there.

https://twitter.com/top7ico/status/1457471928969596936

An example of one of the tokens that will be listed on the exchange.

After all, we can find all the info, but what is certain is that it must be analyzed again because in every update it is not necessarily the same.

[sana54210]

It's either someone on the team member disclosed secretly the listing info to a trader or the team give a hint for the listing in advance without directly disclosing the exchange name. If you join in different telegram group and you know that the project has the capacity to list on big exchange, I'm sure that the community keeps asking on it and the team answers it indirectly. The project is allowed to let the community know that the coin will be listed on an exchange, The name of exchange is the only thing needs to be discreet so usually traders is just speculating on the name of exchange which is quite easy to predict base the current exchange that listed the coin and how big the description of the team for the exchange.

The risky part there is the fact that someone inside the team could be lying as well. We do not know if they are telling the truth or not. I mean it is obvious that we could maybe make a bit of profit from it if they are honest but it is also quite possible that we could go all-in knowing that it will get listed and we could make a lot more money soon and then end up being absolutely crushed if it doesn't get listed and turns out that person lied and everyone sells because of it and we could be too late.

All in all just avoid everything regarding what the team says, if they are honest at least once then you may consider it, but for all those new projects that means you do not know that person and we should be avoiding them as much as possible.

[teosanru]

Hi guys

For a long time, one question never ceases to worry me - how do people find out about the listing of new coins even before the official announcement? I constantly learn about the listing of a particular coin from traders, and not from official statements. Yesterday, a friend of mine told me about listings of bnx on binance and nwc on crypto.com, but this information was not yet in their sources.

Perhaps there are some insider resources or groups where all this information is? How do you get that info?

I am sure there are no public groups that have this information, it's obviously the internal contacts that these traders create which ultimately help them find these listings, even if someone would know such kind of information they will restrain from sharing it with you unless you are a good friend of theirs, But yes these discussions do happen around in random discord groups, I was in an NFT group where people were discussing a particular coin getting listed next week, and after 3 days I saw that coin listing there. Making contacts here is the key, ask your friend for this favour, request him to tell you which coin is getting listed whenever he comes to know about it. The fastest a normal person can know about it is from the announcement page.

[Johnyz]

Perhaps there are some insider resources or groups where all this information is? How do you get that info?

By joining the trusted group and also a group of manager here where they share some insights about the projects, they usually share details about it including the listing. Though its risky to trust any group, that’s why you still have to analyze on your own. If you want to get updated you can join them because usually buying on a listing date is quiet too late, you have to get it as early as possible to be more profitable.

[Rengga Jati]

Even if the exchanges still didn't announce it, the source of the information can be from the developer of the team members of the coin/token. Of course, not all team members or developers of a crypto project want to share detailed information about listing to their community. But I ever saw the team members of crypto projects want to share it. They let the community know it, to trigger people to buy more of their coins and create hype. They expect, it can bring a good advantage to the volume or the number of transactions of the coins in the exchange.

[CryptocurencyKing]

Coins often come to announce themselves through pre-sale  sessions in ICOs or IEOs, given prospective investors to own a few and follow up the coin on its progress. In this session, you get in contact with not just the team but, some sources of information not limited to the telegram group chats and there white paper to see the plans laid out for the coin.

Being in there telegram group chat provides you with an avenue to ask questions off and during AMA sessions to know what plans the team has got gor the coin and how they choose to carry it out. For sure, cojns don't all list on all exchanges or the ones of value all at the same time, it follows a progression and so, it can be carefully monitored until it hits that bigwin.

[palle11]

Now the new mode of announcement is IDO, this is looking more secured and guarantee with the already existing exchange, project platform or blockchain. This listing is different from ICO that was more of scam that investors put money out to invest but don't get what they bargain for in agreement or totally denied of it because they are not listed. There is different launchpad available to invest from, like TronPad, bscpad, moonstarter.net etc.

[gabbie2010]

It pretty much unwise to disclose listing information about an upcoming listing in any exchange, if done a lot of investors would buy the coin massively and immediately after listing when the coin must have pumped usually associated with first hour of listing majority of the investors would dump it after earning profits thus making the coin worthless if not dead after some time, it is more of individual thorough research in numerous coins available for listing and invest on the potential ones.