BingX listings and delistings — new and removed coins
Calendar of new cryptocurrency listings and delistings on BingX. History of listings and delistings, tracking of fresh tokens and trading pairs removed from trading. Clicking the announcement title opens the exchange website with the event news. Notifications are sorted with the newest at the top. More details — in the FAQ at the end of the page. Only the most recent data for the last few months is shown; the full history is available on the BingX website.
All fresh listings are published immediately in our Telegram.
Listings
Delistings
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
- Listing — adding a new cryptocurrency or trading pair to an exchange.
- Delisting — removing an asset from trading. Exchanges publish official announcements about such events, which we collect on this page.
Currently we track listing and delisting announcements on the following exchanges: Binance, Bybit, OKX, MEXC, Gate.com and BingX. You can filter the data by a specific exchange using the menu at the top of the page.
You can do this by clicking on the message title. The exchange website will open with the announcement you are interested in, the text of which usually specifies the exact time or other approximate timing of the event.
New listings are often accompanied by increased volatility and can provide trading opportunities. Delistings are important to track in order to close positions in time and avoid forced closure at an unfavorable rate.
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BingX publishes listing and delisting announcements in the Latest announcements section.
The exchange evaluates:
- Project documentation: whitepaper with technology, tokenomics and roadmap, security audits, legal disclosures
- Token information: blockchain type (Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, TON, Polygon, etc.), contract address, TGE date
- Market readiness: presence on CoinMarketCap/CoinGecko, current valuation, existing listings on other exchanges
- Ecosystem: partnerships, integrations, community activity
- Transparency: verifiable reserves, governance, team activity on social networks
You can submit an application via the Fast-track listing form or the standard form.
An application can be submitted by both the project team and an individual through the Fast-track listing or the Standard form. Project evaluation usually takes 7–14 days. Fees are determined individually; the exchange does not charge hidden fees without official confirmation.
Scammers often impersonate BingX employees via email, Twitter, or Telegram. Verify contacts through official verification, and report suspicious cases to [email protected].
According to the token management rules, delisting occurs when:
- Trading volume is below 500 USDT for 15 consecutive days
- Order book depth is below 200 USDT
- Spread is more than 2%
- Fraud by the project team
- Collapse of the development team
- Violation of laws and regulatory requirements
- Vulnerabilities in smart contracts
- Failure to meet development deadlines
The decision to remove a trading pair is final. If the project team wants to resume trading, it must submit a new listing application.
The project team is obliged to timely disclose information about development, investments and community growth on the official website. BingX conducts checks:
- Fulfilment of whitepaper promises
- Code security
- Changes in token distribution
- Team composition
Official BingX sections:
- Latest announcements — all official announcements
- Token management rules — delisting criteria and team obligations
- Fast-track listing — accelerated application submission
- Standard listing application form
- Official channel verification — protection against scammers