Meme Coins Listed on Exchanges: Withdrawal Status and Fees
Every DEX meme token we saw appear on a centralised exchange for the first time, with the one fact aggregators skip: whether you can withdraw it, over which network, and at what cost.
Data: GeckoTerminal, DexScreener · Updated 05.09.2026 04:23 MSK
No confirmed events yet. The table fills as the detector confirms withdrawal facts.
Methodology
A token enters this table only if its DEX volume was at least $1,000,000 over the 24 hours before we saw the listing, and its pool was at least 24 hours old. Both thresholds live in config and are due to be re-measured a month after launch.
"First listing" means the earliest exchange pair that appeared after we first recorded the token. If a token traded on an exchange before we knew about it, no event is created — we do not know its history and have no right to call that listing first.
An event is not published until we know whether withdrawals are open. "Withdrawals closed" is published too: listed-but-locked is the most useful row here and no aggregator carries it.
Matching a DEX token to an exchange coin is never done on ticker alone. Three levels are accepted, in descending strength: contract address, matching CoinGecko ID, and symbol plus withdrawal network plus price agreement. The last two carry a visible badge.