Crypto listing price reaction: 2026 statistics for Upbit, Binance and Bithumb
Across 61 Upbit spot listings detected since April 2026, the median peak move within 24 hours of the announcement was +33.1%. Bithumb spot listings peaked at a median +24.7% (31 listings) and Binance futures listings at +45.0% (17). After a Binance spot delisting notice, the median low within 24 hours was −27.7% (32 delistings).
Data as of 29 Sep 2026 · 221 announcements measured since 9 Apr 2026 · recomputed at every update of the site.
A peak is not a return. Each figure is the best price traded within 24 hours after the announcement was detected — the lowest price for delistings and Monitoring Tags — compared with the last trade before it. Nobody reliably buys the low and sells that top, and the price 24 hours later is, by construction, at or below the peak. Nothing on this page is a promise of gains or investment advice.
Median 24-hour peak move by exchange and announcement type
One row per exchange and announcement type with at least 10 measured announcements (212 announcements in 9 groups). Positive figures are peaks after listings; negative figures are lows after delistings and Binance Monitoring Tag notices.
| Exchange | Announcement | n | Median peak | Middle half (P25–P75) | Moved ≥ 10% | Median time to peak | Typical example |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upbit | Spot Listing | 61 | +33.1% | +18.3% – +66.1% | 89% | 37 mins | EUL |
| Bithumb | Spot Listing | 31 | +24.7% | +13.5% – +41.4% | 84% | 5.5 hrs | AEON |
| Binance | Futures Listing | 17* | +45.0% | +18.7% – +58.9% | 82% | 6.9 hrs | AIGENSYN |
| Binance | Spot Listing | 10* | +49.9% | +14.7% – +65.4% | 80% | 66 mins | 牛来 |
| Binance | Spot Delisting | 32 | −27.7% | −34.8% – −22.9% | 97% | 7.4 hrs | PIVX |
| Binance | Monitoring Tag Added | 29 | −15.8% | −18.1% – −13.4% | 97% | 3.9 hrs | STX |
| Bithumb | Spot Delisting | 12* | −16.4% | −23.6% – −7.2% | 58% | 4.5 hrs | SUNDOG |
| Binance | Futures Delisting | 10* | −19.5% | −33.5% – −14.7% | 100% | 88 mins | AI |
| Upbit | Spot Delisting | 10* | −11.5% | −21.6% – −5.0% | 60% | 11.4 hrs | AERGO |
* Small sample (fewer than 20 announcements): read the median as an indication only. Groups with fewer than 10 announcements are not shown; Upbit and Bithumb caution releases and Binance HODLer Airdrops are listed case by case on the caution released and Binance HODLer Airdrop pages.
Middle half: half of the announcements fall between these two values (25th and 75th percentiles). Moved ≥ 10%: share of announcements whose peak, or low, reached at least 10% in the direction of the row. Median time to peak: time between the detection of the announcement and the peak, or low. Typical example: the announcement closest to the median, with its own chart page.
How to read these numbers
Listing announcements are followed by the largest moves. The median Upbit spot listing peaked at +33.1%, and half of them peaked between +18.3% and +66.1%; the median Bithumb listing peaked at +24.7%.
The typical move is not the best case. A median peak means that half of the listings did less than that at their best moment. Extremes exist — BABY on Upbit peaked above +10,000% within 24 hours of its June 2026 listing — which is why this page uses medians and quartiles and never averages: a single outlier would be enough to distort an average.
Delistings and Monitoring Tags work the other way: the figure is the lowest price within 24 hours. Binance spot delisting notices saw a median low of −27.7% and Binance Monitoring Tag notices −15.8%. See the Binance delisting alert and crypto delisting alerts pages.
Methodology
- Sample. Announcements detected by the CryptoListing.ws feed on Upbit, Bithumb and Binance since April 2026, for tokens that were already trading somewhere before the announcement. A token with no existing market cannot be measured, so the sample leans toward tokens that were already traded.
- Reference price. The last trade before the announcement was detected.
- Peak. The best price traded within 24 hours after detection — the highest for listings, the lowest for delistings and Monitoring Tags — on the market where the token was most liquid before the announcement, often a perpetual contract on another exchange rather than the announcing exchange's new market. It is an extreme, not a return.
- Completed windows only. An announcement enters the statistics once its 24-hour window has closed.
- Statistics. Medians and quartiles with linear interpolation, never averages. A group is published from 10 announcements and flagged as a small sample below 20.
- Updates. The figures are recomputed from the latest price data at every update of the site. A closed window no longer changes, but new announcements can move the medians.
Download, licence and citation
The table is available as a CSV file: listing-price-reaction.csv (one line per published group, same figures as above).
These statistics and the CSV file are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) licence: you may reuse them, including commercially, as long as you credit CryptoListing.ws and link to this page.
Suggested citation:
CryptoListing.ws, “Crypto listing price reaction: 2026 statistics for Upbit, Binance and Bithumb”, data as of 29 Sep 2026, https://cryptolisting.ws/listing-price-reaction/ (CC BY 4.0).
Related pages
Each row links to a typical announcement page with its price chart. Browse all detected announcements on latest listings, and see how to receive them in real time: Upbit listing alerts, Bithumb listing alerts, Binance listing alerts and Binance delisting alerts.
FAQ
How much does a coin rise after an Upbit listing?
Across 61 Upbit spot listings detected since April 2026, the median best price within 24 hours of the announcement was +33.1% above the last trade before it, and half of the listings peaked between +18.3% and +66.1%. The peak is an extreme reached briefly, not a return.
How much does a coin fall after a Binance delisting announcement?
After 32 Binance spot delisting notices detected since April 2026, the median lowest price within 24 hours was −27.7% compared with the last trade before the announcement.
Where does the price data come from?
From trades on the market where each token was most liquid before the announcement, recorded for 24 hours after the announcement was detected by the CryptoListing.ws feed. Each announcement has its own page with the full price chart.
Can I reuse these statistics?
Yes. They are published under the CC BY 4.0 licence: reuse them freely with credit to CryptoListing.ws and a link to this page. A CSV version can be downloaded from the page.
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