Binance and MEXC crypto listings this week

Current source-backed snapshot

This is a current-week official-event list, not a ranking of token quality, popularity or expected return. It retains user-relevant Binance and MEXC notices published during the current UTC week, plus older notices whose explicit trading time falls inside that week, and shows the 30 rows with the most recent relevant trading, publication or discovery timestamp first. Market type, official source, publication time, verified trading time and schedule status remain separate so an announcement is never presented as proof of live trading. A notice can still be revised, postponed or cancelled.

Input documentation: Binance new cryptocurrency listings · MEXC new listings · CoinNudge listing methodology

Observation window: Current UTC week, Monday 00:00 through Sunday 23:59

Calculation cadence: Auto-refresh about every 120 seconds

Calculation version: verified-listing-calendar-1.0

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Current source health

• binance listings: live; last success 2026-09-13 15:39:23 UTC
• mexc listings: live; last success 2026-09-13 15:38:39 UTC

Opened by schedule means the announced time has passed; it is not an independent order-book availability check.

How to read this page

• Binance and MEXC notices retain direct official-source links, and the source field must match the URL domain.
• Spot, futures, new-pair, Meme+ and pre-market events are labeled separately.
• A countdown appears only when the source contains an explicit trading or listing time.
• Past scheduled times are displayed as opened by schedule, not independently proven exchange availability.

What can this page tell you quickly?

Best for

Checking which user-relevant Binance and MEXC listing events were announced or scheduled during the current UTC week.

Strongest evidence

Every row keeps the exchange, market type, announcement time, explicit trading time and official notice link separate.

Main limitation

An exchange notice can be revised, postponed or cancelled and does not establish token quality, liquidity or future appreciation.

Next check

Open the official notice, confirm the exact product and schedule, then inspect the live order book after trading actually begins.

Which Binance and MEXC listings are included this week?

This page uses one UTC calendar week, beginning Monday at 00:00 and ending immediately before the next Monday. It includes a user-relevant notice published during that window and can also include an older notice when its verified trading time falls inside the current week. The scope makes 'this week' reproducible across visitors instead of changing with each browser's local date.

CoinNudge filters out delisting, stock-futures, copy-trading and other notices that do not represent a useful cryptocurrency market-opening event. Binance and MEXC remain separate sources. If one collector is stale, the page marks the source as degraded rather than treating the other exchange as proof that the list is complete.

• Publication time answers when the exchange released the notice.
• Trading time appears only when an explicit UTC schedule can be verified.
• Discovery time is an internal collection timestamp, not the exchange publication time.
• The official notice remains the final place to verify a revision or cancellation.

What do announced, scheduled and opened by schedule mean?

A listing headline and an open market are different facts. CoinNudge uses status labels to prevent a newly discovered article from being presented as immediate trading access. 'Announced' means a relevant official notice exists but the parser did not verify a precise opening time. 'Scheduled' means an explicit future time is present. 'Opened by schedule' means that stated time has passed; it is not an independent order-book or exchange-status check.

Postponed and cancelled notices supersede the affected event when the asset and market type can be matched. Exchanges can still change an article after CoinNudge last checked it. The visible source status and official link therefore matter as much as the colored label.

How are spot, futures and pre-market listing events different?

A spot listing opens exchange trading in the underlying token pair. A perpetual or futures listing opens a derivative contract and does not by itself prove that the token can be deposited, withdrawn or traded on that exchange's spot market. A new-pair notice may add another quote pair for an asset that was already listed. Pre-market and program-specific events can have their own access, settlement and liquidity rules.

The distinction matters because headlines containing the same symbol can refer to different products. A futures launch can create leverage and liquidation risk without producing the same spot-liquidity conditions as a spot launch. CoinNudge keeps market type in every row and Telegram alert so users do not have to infer the product from the token name alone.

How should a trader evaluate a newly listed crypto asset?

Treat the announcement as an event to verify, not a quality endorsement. Before the opening, check the exact token contract, official project channels, circulating supply, unlock conditions and whether deposits are available. After the market opens, inspect spread, depth, realized volume and price volatility. A displayed last price without executable depth can be misleading during the first minutes of trading.

Listing-driven price moves can begin before CoinNudge discovers the article and can reverse after trading opens. The page does not know whether a visitor already owns the asset on another venue, can access the listed product or can tolerate first-hour volatility. Any decision about position size, order type and maximum loss remains outside the listing alert.

• Verify the symbol and contract address; ticker reuse can create confusion.
• Confirm whether the notice is spot, futures, a new pair or a venue-specific program.
• Use the official UTC opening time and convert it to your local timezone.
• Wait for observable spread and depth if your decision depends on executable liquidity.
• Do not treat exchange listing as due diligence, a recommendation or a return forecast.

Why send listing changes to Telegram instead of checking this page manually?

The live page is the auditable weekly reference: it shows the current window, all retained rows and direct source links. Telegram solves a different task. It can notify a connected user when CoinNudge discovers a qualifying notice or when a verified opening time approaches, without requiring the Research page to stay open.

Free coverage includes verified Binance listing announcements. Pro adds MEXC listing events and opening-time reminders under the current plan. Delivery still depends on source availability, collection cadence, notification settings and Telegram availability. CoinNudge does not claim insider access or predict an unannounced listing.

Which timestamp should I use to study a new listing announcement?

Announcement publication, first local observation and trading opening answer different questions. A study of a reaction after discovery should anchor to the time the information was actually available to the study, not an earlier scheduled opening.

A scheduled time does not prove trading occurred. Listing history is not included in the fixed Market Events v1 subscription.

• Keep the official notice and venue/product type with the initial observed schedule.
• Record revisions separately so a later corrected schedule does not overwrite the earlier research state.
• Choose announcement-to-price or opening-to-price outcomes explicitly and retain delayed or unverified openings.

Verify: Binance new cryptocurrency listings · MEXC new listings · CoinNudge listing methodology

What is measured, and what is not?

Method and data boundary

CoinNudge checks the official Binance and MEXC announcement surfaces and requires the URL domain to match the stored exchange. Listing and removal events are mutually exclusive; Convert and symbol-less rows are quarantined. Time priority is a labeled Launch/Listing/Trading Time table, then labeled body text, then an action-bearing title. UTC offsets are normalized, while conflicting explicit schedules are flagged for manual verification.

An exchange can revise, postpone or cancel a listing. A listing does not prove token quality, safe liquidity or future appreciation. Quarantined rows do not enter the summary or Telegram. Notices without an explicit trading time remain marked as announced, and conflicting times are not silently resolved.

Read the complete CoinNudge methodology

Sources and verification

• Binance new cryptocurrency listingsOfficial Binance announcement category.
• MEXC new listingsOfficial MEXC listing announcement category.
• CoinNudge listing methodologyTime parsing, revision handling and delivery limits.

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