A New Listings Feed alternative for Binance, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood

New Listings Feed (newlistings.pro) is a WebSocket service for exchange listing news. If what you need is the announcements of Binance, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood as real-time, machine-readable events — each one classified, stamped to the microsecond, and free to benchmark on the production pipeline — here is what CryptoListing.ws gives you.

Four exchanges, covered in depth

CryptoListing.ws follows four publishers and classifies every announcement it forwards. A new listing is not the only notice that moves a price: a Binance Monitoring Tag, a HODLer airdrop, a delisting or a Korean caution release can move one too. Each of them arrives as its own event type, with the ticker already extracted and the original exchange title alongside, so your bot knows what happened without reading a sentence.

One field to route on: listingType

Other Binance notices, such as maintenance or token swaps, arrive as not_listing. Guides per event: Monitoring Tag, HODLer airdrops, Binance futures listings, caution releases, delistings and Robinhood.

Upbit quote markets, already parsed

Upbit can open a token on its KRW, BTC or USDT market, and a KRW listing is a different trade from a BTC-only pair. Every Upbit spot listing carries a markets field in a fixed order, so your bot compares a string instead of reading the Korean title. A notice that opens several tokens arrives as one event, with every ticker comma-separated.

{
  "type": "announcement",
  "title": "플루언트(BLEND) 신규 거래지원 안내 (KRW, BTC, USDT 마켓)",
  "ticker": "BLEND",
  "publisher": "upbit",
  "listingType": "spot_listing",
  "detectedTimestampUs": 1710345000005000,
  "dispatchTimestampUs": 1710345000006000,
  "markets": "KRW,BTC,USDT"
}

More on the Korean side: Upbit KRW listing alerts and Bithumb listing and caution alerts.

Built to be measured

Every message carries detectedTimestampUs and dispatchTimestampUs, in microseconds since the Unix epoch. Log your own receive time next to them and you get the dispatch and network legs of every announcement, on your own host and on real events:

import time

def on_announcement(msg):
    now_us = int(time.time() * 1_000_000)
    dispatch_ms = (msg["dispatchTimestampUs"] - msg["detectedTimestampUs"]) / 1000
    network_ms  = (now_us - msg["dispatchTimestampUs"]) / 1000
    print(msg["publisher"], msg["listingType"], f"dispatch={dispatch_ms:.2f}ms network={network_ms:.2f}ms")

The free SpeedTrial tier exists for exactly this. It shares the dispatch pipeline of the Premium tier; only the ticker and title are blanked, and a 1 ms courtesy delay lets paying subscribers be served first. Benchmark it against any feed you use today — we publish no latency figure, the timestamps are there so you can measure.

Three endpoints, one key

• wss://jp.cryptolisting.ws — AWS Tokyo, the full feed: Binance, Upbit and Bithumb.
• wss://kr.cryptolisting.ws — AWS Seoul, Upbit and Bithumb, for bots running in Korea.
• wss://us.cryptolisting.ws — AWS N. Virginia, Robinhood.

The same key authenticates on all three. Add ?cex=binance,upbit to keep only the exchanges you trade — see the API overview.

A public record of past announcements

Every announcement on latest listings links to a public page that records its detection time to the microsecond and, whenever the token already had a market, charts the price trade by trade, from the first milliseconds to a full day later. Browse them by type — listings, delistings, Monitoring Tag changes, HODLer airdrops, caution releases — read the median moves on the listing price reaction page, or pull the same record from the free JSON and Atom feeds, with no key.

FAQ

Is CryptoListing.ws a good New Listings Feed alternative?

Yes, if your strategy trades the announcements of Binance, Upbit, Bithumb or Robinhood. CryptoListing.ws classifies each one — listings, delistings, Monitoring Tag changes, HODLer airdrops, caution releases and Robinhood’s two event types — stamps it in microseconds and pushes it as JSON from Tokyo, Seoul or N. Virginia, on a single API key.

Which event types does CryptoListing.ws send?

Spot and futures listings and delistings, HODLer airdrops and Monitoring Tag additions and removals on Binance; new listings, caution releases and delistings on Upbit and Bithumb, with the quote markets of each Upbit listing; and the two Robinhood events, Robinhood Listing (not tradable yet on Robinhood) and Robinhood Live (tradable on Robinhood). Each arrives with its own listingType.

How can I benchmark CryptoListing.ws?

Ask for a free SpeedTrial key on Telegram, connect from the host your bot runs on and log your receive time next to detectedTimestampUs and dispatchTimestampUs over a few weeks of real announcements. SpeedTrial runs on the same dispatch pipeline as Premium.

Is there a free tier?

Two. SpeedTrial is for benchmarking (ticker and title redacted, 1 ms courtesy delay); FreeDelayed carries the full feed with a 240 ms delay. SpeedTrial is a free 15-day key, renewable on request; FreeDelayed is free for the first month, then a monthly fee for all exchanges. Paid tiers are on the pricing page.