Crypto listing alerts on Telegram

Get real-time crypto listing alerts on Telegram. Our public channel @CLWfeed posts new listing announcements from Binance, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood the moment they are detected — free to follow.

Real-time listing alerts on Telegram

Our Telegram channel broadcasts every detected listing announcement — new spot and futures listings, delistings, caution releases, HODLer airdrops and Robinhood added-to-assets / tradable events — across Binance, Upbit, Bithumb and Robinhood, including the Korean KRW market. Follow the channel and you get the alert in your Telegram the instant it is published.

Faster than typical Telegram listing bots

Most Telegram listing bots relay a second-hand notification. CryptoListing.ws is a purpose-built listing-announcement feed — the Telegram channel posts the same detections that power our data service, so you get them without the extra relay hop. For the absolute lowest latency and machine-readable JSON, connect a trading bot to the WebSocket API instead.

Get WebSocket API access on Telegram

Telegram is also how you get programmatic access: message us at @CLWfeed to request a WebSocket API key. See pricing & tiers for the SpeedTrial, FreeDelayed, Basic and Premium tiers.

FAQ

Is the Telegram listing alert channel free?

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

Which exchanges does the Telegram channel cover?

Binance (spot/futures listings, delistings, HODLer airdrops, Monitoring Tag), plus Upbit and Bithumb KRW-market listings, caution releases and spot delistings, and Robinhood (added-to-assets and tradable events).

How do I get a WebSocket API key?

Message @CLWfeed on Telegram to request access. The same key works on the Tokyo and Seoul endpoints. See the pricing page for plan details.

Telegram alerts vs the WebSocket API — which should I use?

Telegram is great for humans watching the market. For automated trading bots that need the fastest, structured (JSON) delivery with microsecond timestamps, use the WebSocket API — it is built for machine-to-machine speed.