Crypto New Coin Listings Tracker: OKX, Gate, Bitget, KuCoin

Keyless tracker for new crypto listings across OKX, Gate.io, Bitget and KuCoin. No API key, no account. A listing is one of the few genuinely scheduled events in crypto, and this turns finding them into a feed you can run on a timer instead of watching Twitter.

• New listings — every pair listed in the last N days, newest first, with the live price, the 24h move, 24h volume, and how many of the four venues listed the same coin. A coin appearing on three exchanges in one week is a different signal from one appearing on a single venue.
• Announcements — OKX publishes listing notices before the listing goes live, each with the time the change actually takes effect. This is the forward looking half.
• Delistings — Bitget publishes an off time alongside the open time, so scheduled delistings are visible in advance.

Who uses it

• Crypto traders — the listing pump is a real, repeatable setup, and being early to it is the whole trade.
• Market makers and arbitrage desks — a coin live on one venue and not yet on another is a spread.
• Token teams and investors — track where a coin is already listed and when its venue count changed.
• Newsletters and data dashboards — schedule with newOnly and get one row per genuinely new listing.

Pairs with our Crypto Funding Rates & Open Interest Tracker for the derivatives side of the same four venues, and the Crypto Market Data Scraper for prices once a coin is established.

Input

Field	Description
mode	new_listings, announcements, or delistings.
venues	Any of okx, gate, bitget, kucoin. All four by default.
daysBack	Listing window in days (default 7).
quoteCurrencies	Quote filter, USDT by default. Clear it to return every pair.
minVolumeUsd	Skip listings that never attracted volume.
includePrices	Join live price, 24h change and 24h volume (default on).
announcementType	Which OKX announcement feed to read.
announcementPages	How far back to page through announcements.
newOnly	Emit only what previous runs have not already returned.
maxRows	Row cap per run.

Output

• New listings and delistings: venue, pair, baseCurrency, quoteCurrency, listingTime (or delistingTime), daysSinceListing (or daysUntilDelisting), tradable, status, price, changePercent24h, hasFullDayOfTrading, quoteVolume24h, venuesListingThisCoin, venueCount.
• Announcements: venue, announcementType, title, url, publishedAt, effectiveAt.

effectiveAt is when the listing actually happens, which is usually later than publishedAt and is the one worth scheduling around.

Notes on the data

• The four venues were picked because they are reachable without a proxy. Binance and Bybit block datacenter IPs outright, so they are not covered and cannot be.
• Each venue keeps its listing timestamp under a different name and in a different unit, and reports its 24h change on a different scale: a percent on Gate, a fraction on Bitget and KuCoin, and not at all on OKX, where it is derived from the 24h open. All of that is normalised here, so changePercent24h means the same thing in every row.
• On a coin's first day, changePercent24h is not comparable between venues. Each exchange seeds its own reference open for a pair that has not traded a full session. On its listing day AEON showed +102% on OKX (open 0.05), +734% on Bitget (open 0.012) and -47% on Gate, at a price within a tenth of a cent on all three. Every one of those is what the venue reports; none of them is a 24h move in the usual sense. Rows carry hasFullDayOfTrading so you can tell which figures are meaningful, and it is the single most useful filter on a fresh listing.
• A single listing usually creates several pairs at once (USDT, USD, TRY). The default quoteCurrencies of USDT collapses that to one row per coin per venue. Clearing the filter returns all of them.
• delistings only returns rows for Bitget, since it is the one venue of the four that publishes an off time. The OKX delisting announcements feed covers the others in prose.
• Nothing to report is a free note row, not an error.

Run it on a schedule with newOnly turned on and each listing bills once, the first time it appears.

Pricing

Pay per event: $0.003 per row. The first 2 rows of every run are free.

Data sources: OKX, Gate.io, Bitget and KuCoin public APIs.