Crypto listing alerts on X (Twitter)

Follow real-time crypto listing alerts on X. Our account @cryptolistingws posts new listing announcements from Binance, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood as they are detected — free to follow.

Real-time listing alerts on X

Our X account posts every detected listing announcement — new spot and futures listings, delistings, caution releases and HODLer airdrops — for Binance, Upbit and Bithumb, including the Korean KRW market, and for Robinhood both Robinhood Listing (tokens added to Robinhood, not tradable yet on Robinhood) and Robinhood Live (tokens tradable on Robinhood). Follow @cryptolistingws and turn on notifications to catch them live.

Faster than scraping the X timeline

Twitter / X notification pipelines add seconds of delay, and scraping the timeline is unreliable. CryptoListing.ws posts from a purpose-built listing-announcement feed. For the absolute lowest latency and machine-readable JSON, connect a trading bot to the WebSocket API instead of parsing tweets.

Need programmatic access?

For automated trading, request a WebSocket API key on Telegram. See pricing & tiers for the SpeedTrial, FreeDelayed, Basic and Premium tiers.

FAQ

Is the X listing alert account free?

Yes — following @cryptolistingws on X is free. It posts real-time listing announcements for Binance, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood. For machine-readable delivery to a bot, use the WebSocket API: the Premium tier adds no delay, and the free SpeedTrial tier lets you benchmark it first.

Which exchanges does the X account cover?

Binance (spot/futures listings, delistings, HODLer airdrops, Monitoring Tag), Upbit and Bithumb KRW-market listings, caution releases and spot delistings, and Robinhood: Robinhood Listing (tokens added to Robinhood, not tradable yet on Robinhood) and Robinhood Live (tokens tradable on Robinhood).

Can a bot read the alerts from X?

Parsing tweets is slow and fragile. For automated trading use the WebSocket API, which delivers structured JSON with microsecond timestamps. Request a key on Telegram.

X alerts vs the WebSocket API — which is faster?

The WebSocket API is faster and machine-readable. X is best for humans following the market; the API is built for low-latency bot execution.