New crypto listing alerts (roadmap)
Not live in the app yet; this page describes the plan. When it ships, a new trading pair on any of 46 exchanges becomes an alert on the channels CoinBeacon already delivers to: email, Telegram, Discord or webhook.
Listing alerts across exchanges
A coin's first hours on an exchange are often its most volatile, and catching a listing today means checking announcement pages. The plan: when a trading pair that never existed before appears on a feed CoinBeacon already ingests, it becomes an alert.
- Every venue, one wire. A new pair on any of the 46 exchanges CoinBeacon ingests becomes one event in one feed.
- Your channels, day one. Delivered like every live alert type: email, Telegram, Discord or a JSON webhook into your own system.
- Filters, not noise. Follow a single exchange or quote asset, with per-alert cooldowns to limit repeat notifications in a busy first hour.
- 09:14:02PLUME/USDT listed on Binance +42.7%
- 08:31:55GRASS/USDT listed on Bybit +18.3%
- 07:58:40ZK/USDT listed on OKX −6.1%
- 06:02:17ENA/USDT listed on KuCoin +9.4%
First-hour move after listing · mockup, not live in the app yet.
What already works
CoinBeacon already combines feeds from 46 exchanges into one price pipeline and tracks 6,000+ coins. Delivery already works: four channels and per-alert cooldowns are live for every alert type. What is left to build is the listing-event layer itself.
- Exchanges ingested46
- Coins tracked6,000+
- Delivery channels4
- Listing eventsplanned
What works today
Until listing alerts ship, these three live tools do the closest job of catching a fresh coin early.
Planned listings feed
When it ships, the listings feed will show every new pair on the exchanges CoinBeacon already reads, newest first, with the venue and how long ago it was listed. This is the planned screen.
Market
New Listings
Every fresh trading pair across 46 exchanges, newest first.
Streamed from the same pipeline that already normalizes prices from 46 exchanges
A planned screen, not in the app yet. Values shown are illustrative.
How to catch newly listed crypto coins
- 01Set the account up firstCreate a free account: every alert type, four delivery channels, 5 active alerts and 10 notifications a day. No card or exchange API keys are needed.
- 02Scan the whole marketThe market scanner's 19 scan types ask one question of every coin at once. A momentum scan on the exchange you pick reports the coins that clear your percentage inside your window, batched in a single message.
- 03Set alerts on the new pairOnce CoinBeacon tracks a new pair you can point alerts at it like any other. A percentage alert catches a move of your size inside a time window; a volume alert fires when the pair trades far above its own rolling baseline.
- 04Pick the channel and the cooldownEmail, Telegram, Discord or a JSON webhook into your own system, chosen per alert. Set the cooldown to match how active you expect the first hour to be. When listing alerts ship, they are planned to use the same four channels.
Common uses
Finding new coin listings without refreshing announcement pages
Until listing alerts exist, the closest option is asking the whole market one question at a time: the market scanner checks every coin on the exchange you pick and names the ones moving unusually, including tickers you have never typed in.
First-hour volatility on a freshly listed pair
A new pair's opening hours are often its most volatile, and there is rarely a sensible level to aim at yet. A percentage alert avoids that: it measures from wherever the coin trades when you arm it, so a 10% move inside your window is a condition you can set without a chart.
Volume as the first sign a new pair is being traded
Because a volume alert measures each coin against its own rolling baseline rather than a flat number, one rule works on a thin new listing and on BTC alike, without guessing what counts as busy for a pair with little history.
When the same coin lands on several exchanges
Listings rarely happen everywhere at once, and early books can disagree by more than usual. The price comparison screen lines every venue carrying the pair up cheapest to priciest, so you can see which feeds already have it before pinning an alert to one of them.
New listing alerts FAQ
- Can I set new crypto listing alerts on CoinBeacon today?
- Not yet. Listing alerts are on the roadmap and not live in the app. What is live today: price, percentage, momentum, volume and indicator alerts, delivered by email, Telegram, Discord or webhook and included in the free plan.
- What can I use right now to catch newly listed coins early?
- Three live tools do the closest job. The market scanner's 19 scan types surface unusual volume and sharp moves across every tracked coin; percentage alerts watch for a move of your size inside a time window; and volume alerts fire when a pair trades far above its own rolling baseline. Per-alert cooldowns keep a volatile first hour from spamming you.
- How do I get notified when a new coin is listed on Binance?
- Not from a listing feed yet; that layer is still being built. What works today is setting an alert on the pair as soon as CoinBeacon tracks it: a percentage alert for a move of your size inside a time window, or a volume alert measured against the pair's own rolling baseline. A momentum scan checks every coin on the exchange you pick and names the ones moving sharply.
- How will new crypto listing alerts work when they launch?
- CoinBeacon already takes prices from 46 exchanges into one normalized price pipeline. The plan is to treat a brand-new trading pair on any of them as a listing event and deliver it like any other alert, with filters for exchange and quote asset.
- Which exchanges will new listing alerts cover?
- The plan is the feeds CoinBeacon already ingests: 46 exchanges, normalized into one price pipeline. A trading pair that has never appeared on any of them is the event the listing layer is designed to catch. Filters for exchange and quote asset are part of that design, so following one venue rather than all of them is the intent.
- How will new listing alerts be delivered? Is there SMS or a mobile app?
- There is no SMS and no mobile app. CoinBeacon delivers on four channels (email, Telegram, Discord and a JSON webhook to your own endpoint), and listing alerts are planned to use the same four. Every alert carries its own cooldown, which matters for something as noisy as a first hour of trading.
- Why do newly listed coins move so sharply in their first hours?
- A pair that has never traded before starts with no history and no settled price, so its opening hours are often its most dramatic. That is also what makes a listing hard to catch by hand: the move can be well under way before an announcement page is refreshed. Percentage and volume alerts are the practical cover until listing events ship.
- Are CoinBeacon's tools for catching new coins free?
- Yes. The free plan includes every live feature (the market scanner with its 19 scan types and every alert type) across email, Telegram, Discord and webhook, with 5 active alerts and 10 notifications a day. There is no card to enter and no exchange API key to connect.
More ways to watch the market
All features →- 01Market scanner: Scan every coin for momentum, RSI, MACD & more
- 02Smart Setups: The best tradeable setups right now, scored 0–100
- 03Crypto screener: Filter 700+ coins by 114 metrics: caps, volume, RSI, funding
- 04Indicator Edge: How each signal performed per coin, measured against a baseline
- 05Trend Scanner: A coin × timeframe grid of trend direction
- 06Live charts: Candlestick charts with built-in indicators