Topic: how exchanges list new crypto tokens - page 2. (Read 866 times)

If you have money, then a token can easily being trade on decentralize exchange by providing Liquidity. Now most of project Spend money for making false papers, afterward get listed on any centralized exchange by fee what they required. I've been seeing such thing since a decade around. There is no lack of Scam projects, scamming us years. Just get listed on exchange with fund, creating hype then sold everything and run away. But some project use their money to being developed  for long term for doing something helpful for world

All rules about the new token listing can be found in a statement of financial regulation. All other issues can be resolved through support and management contacts. This a correct way to know how new types of tokens plan to list.

The process for a cryptocurrency exchange to list a new token can vary from exchange to exchange, but generally, the following steps are involved:

Application: The team behind the new token submits an application to the exchange for listing. This typically includes information about the token's technology, use case, team, and other relevant details.

Review: The exchange's team reviews the application to determine if the token meets its listing criteria. This can include factors such as the token's market capitalization, trading volume, community support, and more.

Due Diligence: If the exchange is interested in listing the token, they will typically conduct due diligence to ensure the project is legitimate and has a strong track record. This can include reviewing the project's whitepaper, code, and other technical details, as well as conducting background checks on the project's team.

Listing Fees: If the exchange decides to list the token, they will typically charge a listing fee. The fee can vary widely depending on the exchange and the token being listed.

Integration: Once the listing fee is paid, the exchange will work with the token's team to integrate the token onto their platform. This can include technical integration to ensure the token is compatible with the exchange's trading engine and wallet infrastructure.

Announcement: Finally, once the token is listed on the exchange, the exchange will typically make an announcement to let their users know that the token is now available for trading.

Each exchange has its own set of criteria and standards for evaluating new tokens, which not all projects will meet. In addition, there are some exchanges that do not demand much and can easily list projects for a nominal fee. Usually, many new projects are listed on such exchanges, while some good projects are listed on Top-Tier exchanges where they pay a substantial amount to have their tokens listed.

It will be interesting for you to learn if you want. But if you use Binance, of course they ask token developers to continuously evaluate the projects we list. Exchange parties will delete tokens or coins that are low volume levels. But this isn't the hardest part to do. There are even tokens that are listed on the exchange through the voting method.

Of course each exchange has different requirements. One of the requirements is to have an active website, an active telegram as a means of discussion, a verified token. The most important thing is to have a sufficient amount of fees to list on an exchange.

Regarding with how much fees listing offering by new token to exchange, Binance seems not excited right now after listing many shit or meme coins and last days they have listed "PEP" coins although have trouble or bad news about withdrawing coins later. Its easy when listing new coins on exchange market and they not care about project fundamental but how much and interested fees offering by new coins for listing on the market.

Many new or shit coins easy for listing on MEXC and seems they have pay excited fees for this exchange how to get space for their coins available trade on MEXC exchange.

Judging by how many exchanges added absolutely useless and unknown to anyone PEPE coin to their listing, it is safe to say that most exchanges are only looking at the amount of money that developer can offer this exchange. You may have a strong project, but not enough money and you will not get to some OKX or Binance, though, at the same time, you may have an empty project, but a lot of liquidity and hype and you will be accepted right away. In cryptocurrencies, as in the usual world, money decides everything in the first place.

CEXs may also have specific requirements or criteria for listing, such as a minimum market capitalization, a certain level of liquidity, or a track record of trading volume on other exchanges. In addition, the coin or token must have a strong and engaged community of users and investors, as this is a key factor in ensuring ongoing demand and liquidity on the exchange.

if you just want to know you should look for answers on the internet because you can easily get answers to your questions. I just tried using the keyword "altcoin listing requirements on binace" and there I found a lot of information and answers to your questions.
I hope you have no intention of creating your own altcoin 

This article can help you understand the intricacies of listing a token on crypto exchanges: https://polygant.net/market-making/listing-on-crypto-exchanges/

there's reason some project allocates money for themselves, part of the reason is for listing, money is required for listing in many exchanges, even in some case they also demand some share of the coin, and that's pretty normal and it's just how it works the key is money.

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They list many, many, many different types of documents.

I've written a few articles describing a variety of topics related to cryptocurrency.
The simplest is the one you already have covered. I'll list all of them here:
What cryptocurrency is, where do you find it online, etc.

I can't speak for you, but I was the one who read the entire crypto exchange manual (this is an article that contains all the relevant information about Coinbase).
When reading a new article you're often dealing with a different topic.

How crypto exchanges list news crypto tokens

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I've beener over the years. The only thing I've written has a couple of them, which I think is mostly for informational purposes.
These are all a bit more specific than the standard terms and conditions about cryptocurrencies.
I don't actually have a very deep knowledge of the crypto world, so any information they have posted is generally not to be relied upon. But I know for a fact that I am familiar with the crypto world and have been in touch with various crypto exchange owners for over 10 years now (I'm a cryptocurrency exchange at best).

Well there are some exchange you may want to apply for listing they have their own criteria and if your project or the project own meets those requirements they may decides to list the token. I think all exchange doesn't have the same listing rate and criteria so what exchange exactly do you want to know about their listing, and this will require you writing to them directly than whatever feedback we give you here, know that they always update their terms of listing and also varies on the country your exchange is being operating from.
Contact the exchange you need via cmc.

Are you sure that is all?
I am not an expert at exchanges or anything but I would have guessed that exchanges and their staff would also consider the demand for a specific listing and the possible volume which that token could generate in their centralized platform. Because, in the end of the day, that is what exchanges make a living off: volume in their pairs and the small fee they take.

If they list a coin which does not have some good volume, it would not make sense for them. Right?

Its not rocket science. The project representative usually applied to the exchange after contacting exchange reps. The form contains project info about members, contract, ticker etc. Then they pay the listing fee which depends on the exchange

I think most crypto exchanges requires a large amount of fee to list new coin/token on their exchange.
Other requirements are required too, such as general information about the project, coinomics, roadmap, team, etc.
With a proper strategy like good marketing and good timing in exchange listing, the coin price can rise quickly.

You obviously understand that the most correct answer to your question you can get only from the support of the exchange. And if you really have a desire to get a listing a coin, and not just for the sake of your self-education to find out the opinion of the forum participants, then you need to use my recommendation.

Not just some but many of them don't need all those paper works, they just need the hypes and money to pay for exchange listing and you're on their exchange. There are so many memecoins that doesn't have public figure as their CEO so who then met the exchange to do all the paper work business. That's to tell you, they don't need those papers.
The exchange just need to confirm your project to have a huge community to trade your project on their exchange and when you're the hype of the moment you get a free listing from them. Projects like shiba and other popular meme coins now listed on exchanges got there  because of their hype and community supporting the projects.
Many exchange only cares about their trading fees and will be willing to list anything hot to get their customers trading those tokens so they can get commission through trading fees, withdrawal fees etc.

Many scams claim to be an exchange team to offer to list your coins for a certain fee, but the project team will not be fooled because they will contact the exchange team to confirm it and the coin listing process must submit a registration format that will be sent to the team, so there is no case of fraud from the team fake exchange because the project team is very experienced in dealing with that problem.

There's a link to list your token on every exchange, don't believe in people that offer to help you get listed your project for a fee, there are a lot of these kinds of people on Telegram and also here on Bitcointalk, top exchanges like Binance and Kucoin have strict requirements that a token needs to accomplish and you need big funds to list on these top exchanges, there are low-level exchanges that a token can list their token but from there the token should have the momentum to acquired big volumes in preparation for listing in the big exchanges.