Prices on this page are delayed: the latest exchange data is more than 15 minutes old.
Methodology
How ListJu works
ListJu answers one question for each coin — is it on Binance? — and shows where it trades now. This page explains where the data comes from and the rules behind each answer.
Content checked Oct 20, 2026.
Data sources
- Market lists, prices, 24h volume and best bid/ask from the public market data of Binance, OKX, Gate, Bybit, Bitget and HTX.
- Binance's asset list (delisting deadlines, renamed tokens), market tags (Monitoring, Seed), Binance Alpha and the futures list, read from Binance's public website data.
- Networks, contract addresses and deposit/withdrawal status from Binance, Gate, Bitget and HTX. OKX and Bybit don't publish these without an account.
- Listing and delisting announcements from Binance, OKX, Bybit and Bitget. Gate and HTX have no public announcement feed, so their delistings come from their market lists.
- Prices, volumes and contract addresses belong to the exchanges. We show them as published and don't offer them for download.
How often we update
| Data | We read it every | Marked “delayed” after | Shown as unavailable after |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prices and 24h volume | 5 min | 15 min | 2 h |
| Exchange market lists | 10 min | 30 min | 6 h |
| Binance Monitoring and Seed tags | 10 min | 30 min | 6 h |
| Binance Alpha | 10 min | 30 min | 6 h |
| Announcements | 10 min | 2 h | Not applicable |
| Contract addresses, deposit status | 30 min | 90 min | 6 h |
| HTX market list | 30 min | 90 min | 6 h |
| Binance asset list | 30 min | 90 min | 6 h |
| Binance futures list | 30 min | 90 min | 6 h |
| Binance futures prices | 5 min | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Binance full market list | 1 d | 36 h | 3 d |
When data is late we say so on the page instead of showing an empty answer. An unknown value is shown as “Unknown”, never as “No”.
Rules behind the answers
- “On Binance spot” means at least one trading pair quoted in USDT, USDC, FDUSD, USD1, U, BTC, ETH, BNB.
- “Where it trades now” ranks exchanges by 24h volume among markets with at least $50K volume, a spread up to 1% and a price within 5% of the median across exchanges (the median of the busier, tighter markets when there are any; if two prices sit in the middle, we don't average them but use the one the other exchanges agree with, or else the busier market's). The top 3 are shown first; other markets are greyed out with the reason.
- So the order doesn't flip with every small move, a ranked market keeps its place until it misses a limit by more than 25%, and two exchanges swap places only when one has more than 15% more volume. An exchange whose data is over 2 h old is shown as having no current data.
- A spread above 2% is marked “Wide spread”. When the ranked exchanges are within 0.5% of each other we say prices are about the same.
- Volume counts pairs quoted in USDT, USDC, FDUSD, USD1, U, USD (as US dollars) and BTC, ETH, BNB (converted at the current price).
- “Futures only” and “Futures and Alpha only” need the index price of the Binance perpetual (Binance's average of spot prices for the token the contract tracks) within 10% of the median spot price elsewhere, so a different token with the same ticker isn't counted. Exchanges with deposits closed are left out of that median, because their prices can drift far from the rest of the market. When no other exchange has a market with a spread up to 2%, we don't compare. A contract that already matched keeps matching up to 11%, so the answer doesn't flip on small moves.
- A coin goes from tradable to paused or delisted only after 2 checks in a row, or a Binance announcement. If more than 20% of Binance pairs stop at once we treat it as maintenance and keep the last answer.
- If an exchange's market list suddenly shrinks below 90% or grows above 150% of the previous check, we keep the previous list for that round.
- Coins are matched across exchanges by contract address first, with prices within 10% (30% when only one exchange gives an address). If the same ticker trades at prices more than 1.3× apart, we split it into separate coins, each with its own page.
What we can't see
- OKX and Bybit don't publish contract addresses, so we match coins there by price and listing announcements; those pages say so.
- Our own records start in 2026. Earlier Monitoring Tag history comes only from the announcements we could read.
- Gate and HTX have no public announcement feed, so we see their delistings only when a pair leaves the market list.
- Deposit and withdrawal status can change within minutes; check the exchange before you send funds.
- We don't cover tokenized stocks, leveraged tokens, pre-IPO tokens, stablecoins or fiat currencies.
How to check an answer
Every answer shows the time of the data behind it. For a Binance answer, search the announcement title shown on the coin page in Binance's announcement center, or open the coin's market page on Binance. For other exchanges, compare the price and 24h volume with the exchange's own market page.
Sponsored links
- Some “Open” buttons are sponsored links: we may earn a commission when you sign up, at no extra cost to you.
- Buttons appear only for exchanges that serve your region and actually list the coin. In many countries we show none.
- Sponsorship never changes the answers or the order of exchanges, which use data only.
Reusing our data
You may quote and reuse ListJu's own findings — the Binance listing status we determine for each coin and the event dates we record — with a link to the page. This doesn't cover exchange prices, volumes or contract addresses, which belong to the exchanges.
Contact
Questions or corrections: listju@listju.com
FAQ
Where does ListJu's data come from?
From each exchange's public market lists, prices and announcements, read automatically. Only coin matches that needed a closer look are checked by hand.
How often is the data updated?
Prices about every 5 minutes, market lists every 10 minutes and announcements every 10 minutes.
How can I check an answer?
Use the announcement title and data time on the coin page: search the title in the exchange's announcement center, or compare with the exchange's own market page.