Economic calendar and the listings feed

Macro events tagged by how much they actually move crypto, a countdown to the next release, and a feed of exchange listings and delistings.

Part of what the market does happens on a schedule, and knowing that schedule is cheaper than explaining to yourself afterwards why everything moved at 15:30. The calendar shows what is due today with the forecast and the previous value, and fills in the actual number once it is published.

Not every macro release moves crypto

Out of a hundred indicators only a handful matter for bitcoin. Every event carries a tag: moves crypto strongly, mildly, or barely at all. That is our own assessment rather than a copy of general «importance» — an oil inventories report matters to markets and is nearly irrelevant to crypto.

  • Rate decisions and central bank meetings.
  • US inflation and labour market data.
  • Speeches where the tone changes rather than the numbers.

Explanations

Every indicator comes with a plain-language explainer: what it measures, how to read a deviation from forecast and why it concerns crypto. All of it in five languages, opening in place without leaving the page.

Listings and delistings

A separate tab: which coins exchanges are adding and which they are removing. A listing announcement usually moves price immediately; a delisting does too, in the other direction. The feed is collected from the exchanges themselves, not from third-party aggregators.

Time

The calendar shows events in your own time zone, not in UTC and not in exchange time. The nearest one carries a countdown so you do not have to do the arithmetic.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the events come from?

From open economic statistics sources; the actual figure is filled in automatically after publication. The crypto-impact rating is ours, based on how the market reacted to such releases before.

Can I get listings in Telegram?

Yes, it is a separate subscription in the bot settings — you get a message about new listings and delistings.

Why do some events have no actual value?

The publication time has passed but the source has not updated the number yet. It appears on its own as soon as it exists.