2025-12-24 13:25:00

Looking at the listing frequency of a leading exchange can indirectly reveal the overall market sentiment.

A recent phenomenon worth noting: the pace of spot listings on a major exchange has significantly slowed down, and the frequency of new tokens being listed has dropped sharply. This is not a random decision, but a logical one—when the market enters a freezing period, project teams clearly understand that there is no hype or buyers for new listings, so it’s better to postpone this timing.

Why are project teams so clear-headed? Because the backend data of exchanges doesn’t lie. Active user numbers are shrinking, daily trading volume is decreasing, and market participation continues to decline. These are straightforward cold signals. Both projects and exchanges can see these data, so before the market shows obvious signs of recovery, no one will rush to list new tokens.

Conversely, once these core indicators start to turn upward—trading volume rebounds, user activity increases—the pace of new listings on the exchange will accelerate accordingly. This moment is the signal you need to start paying attention to. From passive postponement to active acceleration marks the true shift in market sentiment.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 3h ago

Selling coins is easy, but waiting for the rebound is difficult, brother.

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GweiTooHigh

· 3h ago

Damn, data telling the truth is really on point. Listing speed is indeed a barometer. Wait, are we still in the ice age now? Feels like it's not over... Coins with no popularity are just a waste of time, no wonder everyone is waiting. It's just about who dares to be the first to take the plunge. The day of listing acceleration is the real signal. Nonsense, I don't think exchanges are that smart either. The logic is clear, but the question is who can accurately catch the turning point... The moment the market picks up, the wave of listings will definitely come. Remember this.

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CoffeeOnChain

· 3h ago

This logic is sound; exchanges are the true thermometer of the market --- It's been so cold for so long, when will we see new listings accelerate --- Do data lie? No, but human hearts do --- When the pace of new listings speeds up, I’ll know the market is coming --- Basically, it depends on whether exchanges dare to move --- Project teams are all waiting for this inflection point, so let's wait and see --- Listing tokens now is just giving them away, no wonder no one is in a hurry to list --- Backend data is the real truth; surface news is all nonsense --- From freezing to acceleration, it might still take a long time --- This time I learned to be smart, no more bottom fishing, just waiting for the rebound in new listing frequency

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AirdropHustler

· 3h ago

Basically, it's waiting for signals that the market is picking up. Right now, with few new tokens listed, no one is paying attention.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 3h ago

To be honest, the pace of coin listings on exchanges is a barometer of the market, that's right. Wait, so should we start bottom fishing now? This logic makes sense; data indeed doesn't lie. Bro, I've already noticed the signal of exchanges delaying coin listings. I have a slightly different opinion on the decline in activity... Really, the frequency of spotting coins is more accurate than reading K-lines. This is the correct way to read the market. The problem is, how do we know when the trend is actually turning upward? Exchanges are holding back, indicating the bottom hasn't arrived yet. It feels like I can't wait any longer; is it too early to enter now? Smart project teams have already been observing. Anyway, I'm waiting for that acceleration signal to appear.

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