Crypto market events calendar with verified sources

Current source-backed snapshot

Market calendars are useful only when every row says what the event is, when it takes effect and where the claim came from. This page combines four narrow event families: exchange listings, exchange delistings, token unlocks and Deribit options expiries. It uses stable UTC times, shows the source observation time separately and omits unverified rumors. The result is a current planning calendar—not a prediction that an event will move price.

Input documentation: Binance announcements · MEXC announcements · Deribit public API · CoinNudge methodology

Observation window: UTC calendar days [today 00:00, day +8 00:00); the upper boundary is excluded

Calculation cadence: Auto-refresh about every 3600 seconds

Calculation version: crypto-event-calendar-2.0

Download current dataset: JSON · CSV Raw values retain the dataset's published precision. Free fair-use limit: 60 requests per minute per IP, shared across all Research JSON and CSV endpoints.

Only events with a source-verifiable date and the page's current observation scope are shown. Announcement times can change; absence from this table is not proof that no market event exists.

How to read this page

• Which source-verified crypto market events are scheduled next?
• The calendar is source-bounded and schedules can change; an event does not imply direction, volatility or profit.
• Inspect the table before relying on the summary.
• JSON and CSV preserve the published evidence.

What can this page tell you quickly?

Question answered

Which source-verified crypto market events are scheduled next?

Measured scope

Current and next seven UTC days

Update schedule

Recalculated about every 1 hours from stored source observations.

Do not infer

The calendar is source-bounded and schedules can change; an event does not imply direction, volatility or profit.

Why combine these four event types?

Listings and delistings change venue access, unlocks change scheduled token availability, and options expiries concentrate contract settlement. They answer the same planning prompt—what is scheduled—while retaining different magnitude fields and risk meanings.

The page does not mix them into one impact score. A large options notional, a token unlock amount and a listing status are not comparable units.

Which time should I put on my calendar?

Use event time for the scheduled action and source-observed time for audit. A listing announcement can be discovered before trading opens; a token unlock date can exist long before CoinNudge first records it.

All visible audit times stay in UTC. A user may convert UTC locally, but the downloadable evidence retains the unambiguous source-aligned timestamp.

Does a scheduled event predict a price move?

No. Market expectations, circulating supply, liquidity, hedging and broader conditions determine how an event is absorbed. Even a precisely timed event can have little impact or move in the opposite direction from a popular narrative.

Use the calendar to prepare monitoring windows, not to label events bullish or bearish without observed market confirmation.

How can I verify and cite this result?

Download the page JSON for the complete snapshot and CSV for tabular evidence. Record the API dataset key `crypto-market-events-calendar`, the returned calculation_version, observation interval and named source alongside any quoted number. The visible table rounds values for readability; the downloads retain the published precision.

The stable URL remains unchanged when the data refreshes. A new calculation time does not prove every input changed, so compare source-observed timestamps and the stated current and next seven utc days. Missing rows remain missing rather than becoming zero or a favorable estimate.

What is measured, and what is not?

Method and data boundary

Read current verified Binance and MEXC listing records, Binance delisting records, public token-unlock observations and Deribit options contracts. Use one exact half-open UTC window: today 00:00 inclusive through day +8 at 00:00 exclusive. Publish source URL, source record ID, source publication time, last verification time, event status and revision status; then order chronologically.

The calendar is source-bounded and schedules can change; an event does not imply direction, volatility or profit.

Read the complete CoinNudge methodology

Sources and verification

• Binance announcementsVerified listing and delisting notices.
• MEXC announcementsVerified listing notices.
• Deribit public APIOptions contract and expiry observations.
• CoinNudge methodologyIdentity, quarantine and timestamp rules.

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