Binance and MEXC listing performance today

Current source-backed snapshot

This page follows verified Binance and MEXC spot listings from the last 35 days and measures performance from each market's first completed venue-native hourly close. It shows opening-hour movement, change after 24 hours, seven days and 30 days when those checkpoints exist, current change from the first close, observation count and latest hourly volume. This does not claim an attainable listing price or a repeatable listing effect; it replaces anecdotes with a clearly defined recent sample.

Input documentation: Binance official announcements · Binance Spot klines · MEXC new listings · MEXC Spot API

Observation window: Spot listings observed during the last 35 days; performance measured from the first completed hourly close

Calculation cadence: Auto-refresh about every 3600 seconds

Calculation version: listing-performance-1.1

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Listing sample audit trail

Every eligible candidate remains visible here, including markets that did not produce a usable candle series. Missing data is never converted to a zero return.

Current source health

• research listing performance: live; last success 2026-09-13 15:35:48 UTC

This is a changing, non-random recent sample and excludes listings without a verified opening time or usable venue-native spot candles. An aggregate median is withheld until at least five listings complete the 24-hour checkpoint. First-hour closes are not attainable listing prices, and historical post-listing performance does not predict the next listing.

How to read this page

• Binance and MEXC performance uses each listing venue's own closed spot candles.
• Later returns start from the first completed hourly close—not an advertised or inferred listing price.
• Unavailable future checkpoints stay blank.
• The recent sample is descriptive and does not prove a persistent exchange-listing premium.

What can this page tell you quickly?

Best for

Checking what actually happened after recent verified spot openings.

Window

Listings from the last 35 days with up to 30-day checkpoints.

Baseline

Each venue's first completed hourly close.

Do not infer

Historical winners or losers do not predict the next listing.

Why can the post-listing sample be smaller than the announcement list?

An official announcement can be valid while still being unsuitable for a performance calculation. Futures-only launches, Convert or Earn products, added quote pairs and notices without a clear spot-opening time are excluded. After policy screening, the venue-native USDT market must also return completed hourly candles for the stated symbol and time.

The current-answer block publishes both eligible announcements and usable candle series. Missing venue history and source errors are recorded separately in the dataset rather than turning into zero returns. This selection funnel is essential context: a small changing cohort cannot support a universal claim about how new listings behave.

Why use the first completed hourly close instead of a claimed listing price?

The first trade can be fleeting, available to very few participants and affected by opening-auction or API timing. An official announcement usually states when trading opens but does not guarantee an executable price. The first completed hourly close is later than the event, yet it is consistently available from venue-native public candles and can be reproduced.

Opening-hour change still shows movement from that candle's open to close. Later 24-hour, seven-day and 30-day checkpoints compare closes with the same fixed baseline, provided the required time has elapsed. These are observation rules, not a backtested entry strategy; fees, slippage and the unavailable first-hour path prevent that inference.

Why measure from the first completed hourly close?

The first seconds of a new market can contain extreme spreads, thin depth and prices that are visible but difficult to execute. An official announcement rarely supplies one objective, attainable listing price.

Using the first completed venue-native hourly close creates a reproducible baseline. The opening-hour move remains visible separately so the initial path is not erased.

Which new listings are excluded from the performance sample?

Futures-only, convert, earn, pair-addition and other non-spot events do not enter. CoinNudge also excludes tokenized securities and stable-value products through the shared asset policy, and omits a record when the official schedule is missing, conflicting or cancelled.

A valid announcement without retrievable venue candles remains outside the calculated sample rather than receiving a fabricated zero return.

What can the recent 24-hour median tell us?

The aggregate median appears only after at least five usable listings complete 24 hours. Below n=5, CoinNudge labels the cohort insufficient and shows individual observations without turning one case into a market-wide headline. Once available, the median reduces the influence of one extreme opening but still describes only this observed 35-day cohort.

Market regime, listing selection, liquidity and token supply differ between events. The sample should not be generalized into a guaranteed Binance effect or MEXC effect.

How should listing alerts and follow-up performance work together?

The existing listing calendar answers what was announced and when trading is scheduled. This page answers what happened after a verified market opened. A useful Telegram sequence can provide the official source first, then a later evidence update after completed checkpoints.

CoinNudge does not auto-buy a listing, claim first-second execution or turn a positive cohort median into a recommendation.

How should I interpret listing performance when only a few outcomes are complete?

Treat the results as a description of the observed eligible sample. A median from a small surviving subset cannot establish what a typical future listing will do.

The reported observation is neither listing-price execution nor strategy P&L. Historical listing delivery needs its own scope and coverage confirmation.

• Show announced, eligible, price-matched and completed-outcome counts separately.
• Keep the first completed hourly-close anchor rather than substituting an unavailable launch fill.
• Retain exclusions and pending horizons so the success-looking subset is not mistaken for the full cohort.

Verify: Binance official announcements · Binance Spot klines · MEXC new listings · MEXC Spot API

What is measured, and what is not?

Method and data boundary

CoinNudge starts with official Binance and MEXC listing records that have a parsed symbol, spot-like market type, non-conflicting verified opening time and no superseding cancellation. It requests the exact venue USDT pair and records the response status, exclusion reason and actual first completed Kline. A series is usable only when that first close is within one hour of the expected first-hour checkpoint. Opening-hour change uses that candle's open and close; later returns use its close as a fixed baseline and require a completed candle within one hour of each elapsed checkpoint. Duplicate same-venue, same-symbol schedules within one hour are collapsed.

This is a small, changing and non-random recent sample. Listings without a verified time, valid crypto classification or usable venue-native USDT candles remain in the audit trail but outside performance calculations. CoinNudge withholds the aggregate 24-hour median until at least five listings have matured. First-hour prices may not represent attainable execution, and past behavior does not predict future listings.

Read the complete CoinNudge methodology

Sources and verification

• Binance official announcementsVerified listing notice and schedule.
• Binance Spot klinesVenue-native completed hourly performance.
• MEXC new listingsVerified MEXC listing notice and schedule.
• MEXC Spot APIVenue-native completed hourly performance.

Frequently asked questions

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