See the listing before the listing.
Coins leave traces before an exchange lists them: custody code, wallet lists, pair lists. We watch 8 public sources and time the gap. cashcat showed up in custody code 9 days before Robinhood listed it.
Lead-time board
Each listing, paired with the first public trace of the same coin. Lead = listing time minus first trace.
| Coin | Venue | First trace | Listed | Lead |
|---|
In the pipe
Coins BitGo has onboarded on Robinhood Chain that Robinhood does not trade yet. cashcat and PONS sat on this list before their listings.
| Coin | Custody since | Robinhood | Trace |
|---|
Live
Every new trace and listing, newest first. History loaded from the custody repo is not shown here.
Where a listing shows up first
Most traders get the alert at the last step. Every step before it is public.
Custodian
The exchange's custodian adds the coin to its open-source code.
Market maker
Desk wallets get funded and the pool is whitelisted in their contracts.
Token lists
Wallet apps add the token's logo and metadata, often by public PR.
Venue pair list
The pair appears in the venue's public list as display only, then turns tradable.
Announcement
The post goes out. This is where everyone else's alert fires.
Sources
What we poll and when it last answered.
Get the alerts
Telegram or X handle. Alerts go out the moment a trace lands, with the source link and its hash.