CoinLaw The Crypto Desk Exchange Listings Tracker and Delistings
Exchange Listings Tracker and Delistings
Every token listed or delisted on the major exchanges. Delistings carry the stated reason: the part of the story listing hype skips.
258 exchange events last verified 17 Oct 2026 next snapshot 20 Jan 2027
- Events tracked
- 258
- Listings
- 115
- Delistings
- 143
- Exchanges tracked
- 6
At a glance
All records
258 events, newest first. Filter or search below.
How to use this tracker
Search & filter
Filter by event, exchange or month, or use the search box to find a specific token.
Explore the data
Sort by newest first, oldest first or exchange.
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Verify sources
Every row links the primary source it came from, most often announcements.bybit.com.
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About this data
- Scope
- Listing and delisting announcements published by the exchange itself.
- Key facts
- 258 events across 6 exchanges: 115 listings and 143 delistings, each linked to the exchange announcement that reported it.
- Delistings outnumber listings by 1.2x over the window these events cover, so the venues in scope are removing more pairs than they add.
- This cycle
- Coinbase accounted for 10 of the 15 events added this cycle. It will suspend trading in Blast on 20 October after the project announced the Blast network shutdown, and in Stargate Finance, Vulcan Forged, Balancer, Tensor, Neon EVM and Syndicate in November for failing its listing standards. Coinbase also opened spot trading in Pons, Whuffie and Data Network. Upbit will end support for Blast on 26 October, and for Zilliqa and Sophon on 16 November, after caution designations went unresolved. Binance will remove Epic Chain and QuickSwap from all spot pairs on 28 October after a periodic review.
- Reading the table
- Verified snapshot, re-checked every 180 days from the exchanges’ own listing and delisting announcements; every row links its announcement. A listing is not an endorsement. Informational only, not investment advice.
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What the data shows
The charts below redraw the table above as the trends and comparisons a table cannot show.
Listings vs delistings by month
Spot events per month across tracked exchanges.
- Listings
- Delistings
Most active venues
Listing and delisting events per exchange, all time tracked.
Verification ledger
5 most recent of 43 logged updates · RSSLatest Added
17 Oct pass: 15 rows added, each checked twice. Binance 2 delistings, Upbit 3 delistings, Coinbase 7 delistings and 3 listings. Also added: Coinbase Whuffie and Data Network listings, Syndicate, Tensor and Vulcan Forged delistings. Bybit notices unconfirmed (pages timed out).
Coinbase spot listing 2026-10-07, pair PONS-USD
Coinbase delisting effective 2026-11-16, reason: failure to meet listing standards
Coinbase delisting effective 2026-11-06, pairs STG-USD and STG-USDT, reason: failure to meet listing standards
Coinbase delisting effective 2026-11-09, reason: failure to meet listing standards
How this tracker is maintained
Every event passes the same checks before it appears.
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Sourced
Each row comes from the exchange’s own listing or delisting announcement and links it. No rumor accounts, no “coming soon” tips, no paid inclusion.
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Dated
Each row carries the effective date the exchange stated and the date we confirmed the announcement.
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Re-checked
A listing or delisting is a dated event, so a confirmed row does not change. We re-confirm each row’s announcement link every 180 days, to catch pages the exchange has moved or withdrawn. Delisting rows carry the exchange’s stated reason where one was given.
- Which exchanges are covered?
- Major venues only; the Exchange filter above lists the current set. Coverage grows by editorial decision, not by request.
- Can a project get listed here?
- No. Inclusion is editorial. The tracker records announcements exchanges have already made; it accepts no submissions and no payment.
This is informational content and does not constitute investment advice. A listing is not an endorsement of any asset, and exchange announcements can change before their effective date. Confirm current status with the exchange before acting.
