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A launch calendar with two folders

Arbitrage Scanner keeps a calendar of launch dates and sorts the names under Listing and Delisting.

By Cabal Desk

Arbitrage Scanner describes its Listings Calendar as an up-to-date calendar of crypto project launches and listings with token exchange release dates.[1] The platform categorizes those events under two headings: Listing and Delisting.[2] A trader can open it to see which token has a release date and which one has a removal date. The calendar is a filing tray, not a chart. You get the date and the folder.

Who gains, who loses

Arbitrage Scanner lists token exchange release dates[1] traders who check the calendar can see planned listings; those who don't will miss the date.
Events are sorted under Listing and Delisting[2] a trader watching the Delisting folder sees removals as they are filed, while a holder may watch the same folder for exit signals.

Receipts

[1]

Arbitrage Scanner describes its Listings Calendar as an "up-to-date calendar of crypto project launches and listings with token exchange release dates."

“Listings Calendar Up-to-date calendar of crypto project launches and listings with token exchange release dates.”

arbitragescanner.io
[2]

The Arbitrage Scanner platform categorizes events in its Listings Calendar under "Listing" and "Delisting."

“Select exchanges All Listing Delisting”

arbitragescanner.io

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