ResourcesNew Token Listing Checklist for Builders
What crypto builders should prepare before submitting a token listing, including project facts, links, risk signals, and promotional assets.
A complete listing helps researchers understand your project quickly. It also reduces confusion when users compare your token with other new listings.
Before submitting, prepare factual details that can be checked independently.
Prepare the core project details
Your listing should make the basics easy to verify: token name, symbol, chain, contract address, launch status, project category, website, and official social links.
Use the same names and links across your website, token page, and social profiles so researchers do not have to guess which source is official.
- Token name and symbol
- Primary chain and contract address
- Official website and public documentation
- X, Telegram, Discord, or other community links
Add trust context where available
Researchers often look for liquidity status, audit information, KYC claims, ownership settings, and roadmap milestones. Only include claims you can support with public links.
If a signal is not available yet, say so clearly instead of filling the page with vague promises.
Use promotion as distribution, not a substitute for clarity
Featured placements and ads can increase visibility, but the listing still needs clear information. A promoted token with thin details can attract clicks without building confidence.
Treat the project page as the source users can return to after seeing an ad or boosted placement.
Keep your listing updated
Major changes should be reflected on the listing: launch phase, contract migration, liquidity updates, new audits, roadmap milestones, or official link changes.
Fresh, accurate pages are easier for users and crawlers to understand.