Is a change the same as a price move?

No. Detected changes are catalog diffs (assets, pairs, networks, APIs, and similar facts) with evidence from collected sources. They are not ticks, candles, or volume.

Why might one exchange dominate the recent list?

Some venues publish denser catalogs that churn often. The snapshot keeps a balanced window across monitored venues so quieter catalogs still appear, and you can always filter /changes by exchange.

How to Track Crypto Exchange Listings and Catalog Changes

This guide is about the changes feed: what ADDED, REMOVED, and CHANGED mean, how to filter by venue, and why a quiet exchange is not “inactive” just because another venue floods the feed.

How to read detected catalog changes — listings, delistings, and rail updates — using evidence-backed signals instead of rumor or ranking language.

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