This system watches the Upbit cryptocurrency exchange 24/7 and sends you a Telegram alert the moment a new coin is listed. It checks three different sources simultaneously so you hear about listings as fast as possible — typically within 1–5 seconds.
You don't need to do anything to keep it running. It runs automatically on a server and will message you in Telegram whenever something happens.
When a new coin is listed (or announced), you'll receive a message like this:
NEW UPBIT LISTING DETECTED
Token: ABC Markets: KRW, BTC, USDT Trading Starts: 2026-02-26 14:00 KST Confidence: 95%
Title: [ABC] 신규 거래지원 안내 Source: Notice Board
Detected at: 2026-02-26 11:32:15 KST
What each field means:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Token | The ticker symbol of the new coin (e.g. ABC) |
| Markets | Which trading pairs are available (KRW = Korean Won, BTC = Bitcoin, USDT = Tether) |
| Trading Starts | When you can actually start buying/selling (if known) |
| Confidence | How sure the system is that this is a real listing (higher = more certain) |
| Source | How the listing was detected — "Notice Board" means an official announcement; "Market API" or "WebSocket" means the trading pair already went live |
Sometimes the system detects a new trading pair going live before any announcement. That looks like:
NEW MARKET DETECTED ON UPBIT
Market Code: KRW-ABC Korean Name: 에이비씨 English Name: ABC Token
Source: Market API Detected at: 2026-02-26 14:00:03 KST
This means trading is already open — act immediately if you want to.
Every day at 9:00 AM KST, you'll receive a status message confirming the system is running:
Daily Status Report — 2026-02-26
Uptime: 72h 15m Markets monitored: 284 Market API polls: 128,400 Notice board checks: 85,200 WebSocket: Connected New listings today: 0
All systems operational.
What to look for:
- Uptime — How long the system has been running without a restart. Higher is better.
- WebSocket: Connected — This should always say "Connected." If it says "Reconnecting," the system is recovering automatically.
- New listings today — How many new listings were detected in the past 24 hours. Zero is normal on most days.
If you stop receiving this daily report, the system may be down — contact support.
- Check the source. "Notice Board" alerts come 1–3 hours before trading starts, giving you time to prepare. "Market API" or "WebSocket" alerts mean the pair is already live.
- Check the confidence. Anything 80% or above is very likely a real listing. Lower scores may be false positives.
- Check the markets. KRW pairs tend to see the most volume on Upbit.
- Act according to your own strategy. The system tells you what is being listed — the trading decision is yours.
Q: How fast are the alerts? Most alerts arrive within 1–5 seconds of the listing appearing on Upbit. Notice board alerts arrive within 2–5 seconds of the announcement being published.
Q: Can I get false alerts? Rarely. The system filters out maintenance notices, delistings, and unrelated announcements. The confidence score helps you judge — anything below 70% deserves extra caution.
Q: I haven't received any alerts in days. Is it broken? Probably not. Upbit doesn't list new coins every day. As long as you're receiving the daily health report at 9:00 AM KST, the system is working normally.
Q: What if I stop receiving the daily report? Contact support. The server may need to be restarted.
Q: Can I receive alerts on Discord too? Yes, Discord alerts can be enabled as an additional channel. Contact support to set this up.
Q: What timezone are the timestamps in? All times are in KST (Korea Standard Time, UTC+9), which is the same timezone Upbit operates in.