Topic: how exchanges list new crypto tokens (Read 866 times)

Maybe you already got info about listing. But let me explain, what do i think!!  In my opinion,  listing process is Very simple. If any coin want to listing on top cex exchanges, then they need be launch pure Project and need to ne honest with hardwork as well as fair future goal. Otherwise token will be rejected cause top exchange always research, check and then list a token, they less care about money. But medium and low reputed exchanges can list your token only for money. They even accept false documents, and help to pump token by bot trading. And dex need money to Get liquidity, any token can be listed there, no problem at all

Exchange listing is depend on the quality of exchanges as like top tier exchanges will require very strong rules & regulation, if a project able to meet of this rules, then big amount of listing fees then can be listed it’s long process but on the other hand shit exchanges just want to money they will never research about the project, just you have to pay their required listing fees it's very easy to list any token.

The process of listing new tokens on cryptocurrency exchanges can vary depending on the specific exchange and its listing requirements. While I can provide a general overview, it's important to note that each exchange may have its own set of criteria and processes.

In light of the question about how exchanges add new tokens, I would like to share some information about Bitcoin wallets. An important aspect of working with cryptocurrencies is wallet addresses. They are associated with pairs of private and public keys, which form the basis of any Bitcoin address.

Modern Bitcoin wallets come with various features and user interfaces. They are available in different forms, including mobile and desktop applications, as well as hardware wallets. Additionally, some wallets do not provide users with private keys to avoid human errors.

Thus, Bitcoin wallets and their addresses play a crucial role in the process of sending and receiving cryptocurrencies. A well-considered choice of wallet can provide convenience, security, and accessibility.

If you are interested in learning more, the article I recently read discusses different types of Bitcoin wallets and their advantages. It also describes how to create a Bitcoin address and find your wallet for sending and receiving payments.

I believe this information can be useful in understanding the workings of cryptocurrency wallets and their relationship to listing new tokens on exchanges. Certain aspects of wallet selection may be important when considering the terms and documentation required for token listing on an exchange.

I hope this helps!

Token listing depends on exchanges, Some exchanges requires money as the major requirement, But big exchanges like Binance, Okx, coinbase, etc looks more into the project team, community, the aim of the project and regulations etc. Exchange like Binance have since adopted lunch pad as a way to list tokens. 

There will be some exceptions in all the cases though but here money played the major part so they probably listed after enough volume in the launch itself so they just added or listed the project but I don't see they always list a project in that way, they have some criteria to meet and also fee has to be paid for a project to get listed.

generally the more stricter the rules of the project that they gonna be listing, the more famous and have huge traffic the exchange is.
it's the case with big exchange like binance, they just got the edge to make some complicated rules because they know their worth.

Definitely there will be requirements to this process of enlistment and this has to do with each particular exchange with their own requirements before they can enlist a coin, also know that there's risk in doing such because you may not actually finds out the real state of the developers of that coin or project and same applies to the exchanges that make enlistment, not all exchanges are reliable, some have no reputation can can easily low down their requirements to ensure they enlist as many as possible cryptocurrencies which many may turn scam at the end, but ones we know the risk involved in both the coin and the exchanges, we will know to further our research before investing on one.

Exchanges typically have their own listing requirements and guidelines for tokens to be listed on their platform. Some of them include: The token must have a certain level of liquidity and trading volume. The token must have a strong community and user base. The token must have a well designed and functional website. The token must have a clear and  compelling use case or value proposition. The token must meet certain legal and regulatory requirements. Exchanges may also charge fees for the listing of tokens on their platform. It's important to research and comply with each exchange's specific requirements before applying for a listing.

Some of the exchanges I'm familiar with use different rules. There are exchanges that actually check the profits and projects of the coins they will list on their exchanges carefully. There are also those that do not require the completeness of the white paper and listed new high-risk coins by providing a waiver in their ToS.

It's only applicable for some exchange sites like MEXC but high tier exchange site doesn't require fees as long as your project can be considered as a good project. The fact that if so many projects listed on binance without needed any fees.
Some exchange sites were also putting the main concern in the volume. it's caused by they didn't wanna let money to go to their opponents.

i believe binance is not charging any fee from these projects. it is like voluntary if the project will give some amount to binance as they are using it for charitable works.
the requirements depend on the exchange. so you need to contact the exchange itself about such requirements as they vary from one exchange to another.
as they have varying criteria, it is the project's responsibility to comply with those requirements where they want to list their tokens or coins. the budget sometimes influence their decision because some projects are resorting to wash trading to make it look they have large volume in trading.

couldn't agree more, aside from requiring some money, they also need the project to be trust worthy after all it also related highly with the reputation of the exchanges itself, if they just outright list scams project just for money no one would believe their platform in the future this is also reason binance make so strict review.

We know about a lot of such projects that have not been traded anywhere before and, accordingly, TGE occurred directly on the Binance exchange. And new projects have such an opportunity to get a listing on Binance after launching launchpad there. It is obvious that Binance receives part of the new coins for his services for this.

numerous number  of exchanges are available for thousands of tokens! Project need themself to proved before top exchange like binance, kucoin jf they want to listed on those kind of top exchangers. Those exchanger team doesn’t list only for money but project need to trustworthy Enough. Something they lottery among popular project for free listing. Project which has shortage of money, they go to midium quality exchange for listed. Medium and low quality exchange takes low listing fee cause they have less traffic on their site

Those big centralized exchanges like Binance will list a project only after it became big enough so the chances of complete scam projects from the beginning can't make through their criteria requirement but its highly possible for a project to rug pull once they made enough money and on most cases the exchanges can't do anything if the developer made the project to go into the way so regulations are pretty useless at the situation so don't think regulations from government will save you from scam projects.

It a project can pay for the listing then a project can listed so easily without hassle but it cost lots of money of course especially to major exchange platform that's why new projects intend to list on small exchange first before going to the major exchanges. Some exchanges also list due to community trend and hype projects that certainly brings good volume into their exchange that's why they will list it on their preference for FREE.

Exchanges typically follow a specific process when listing new crypto tokens. Here is a general overview of the steps involved:

Application: The development team or issuer of the crypto token submits an application to the exchange expressing their interest in listing the token. This application typically includes relevant details about the token, such as its technical specifications, purpose, whitepaper, and any legal or compliance-related information.

Review and Due Diligence:  This step aims to ensure that the token meets the exchange's listing standards and poses no significant risks to its users.

Legal and Compliance Evaluation: The exchange's legal and compliance team evaluates the token's regulatory compliance, considering factors such as its classification as a security or utility token, adherence to anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) regulations, and compliance with local laws.

Market Demand and Feasibility: Factors considered may include the token's popularity, market capitalization, trading volume, and potential user interest.

Listing Fee and Agreement: If the token passes the initial evaluation, the exchange negotiates the terms of the listing, including the listing fee, trading pairs, and any additional requirements or conditions. The listing fee can vary significantly depending on the exchange's popularity, reputation, and the token's perceived value.

Technical Integration: Once the agreement is finalized, the token's development team works with the exchange's technical team to integrate the token into the exchange's trading platform.

Announcement and Launch: After the technical integration is complete, the exchange makes an official announcement regarding the listing of the new token. The announcement includes details such as the token's symbol, trading pairs, launch date, and any additional information that traders need to know.

Trading Commences: On the scheduled launch date, trading of the newly listed token begins on the exchange. Users can now buy, sell, and trade the token with other supported cryptocurrencies or fiat currencies, depending on the available trading pairs.

It's important to note that the specific processes and requirements may vary from one exchange to another. Some exchanges may have more stringent listing criteria, while others may have a more streamlined approach. Additionally, regulatory requirements and market conditions can also influence an exchange's decision to list a new crypto token.

Centralized exchanges only think about the commission income they will earn. If there is a high-volume shit token, they don't hesitate to list it right away. Please see the latest memecoins listed by Binance. Apart from that, if you pay them certain fees, they can list you. There are many accusations leveled against Binance in this regard. I always gave bad examples about Binance, but my purpose is not to defame Binance. Binance is the best centralized exchange in this market, but even Binance does it. I don't want to get into a topic about what we should think about the rest.

Which is why people still prefer big centralised exchange when trading. Most scam coins are at decentralised exchange. While there are also scam coins in centralized exchange, they are less likely to be found on bigger centralized exchange.

Also, centralized exchange like Binance and Coinbase are as much as possible to follow government rules. So they will have stricter requirements when it comes to listing new coins.