---
name: export-a-listing
description: Prepare a registered token's details for listing and screener sites (CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, DEX Screener, DEXTools, Birdeye) from its Chain Daddy page, check what is missing first, and explain the public Token List. Read-only; the human submits each form. Use when someone wants their token listed, or asks what a listing site needs.
license: MIT
---

# Export a listing

A token page already holds what listing sites ask for: name, ticker, description, logo, socials, contract.
This skill gathers it, flags gaps, and hands the human ready-to-paste fields. Each site decides for itself
whether to list a token; nothing here guarantees a listing.

## Tools

| Need | MCP | HTTP |
|---|---|---|
| The page's data | `get_crown` | `GET /api/v2/registration/{id}` |
| Fields for one site | `generate_listing` (`format`: `coingecko`, `coinmarketcap`, `dexscreener`, `tokenlist`) | - |
| Every format at once | `export_listing` | - |
| The public Token List | - | `GET /api/v2/tokenlist?chainId=8453` (no key) |

In the browser: the token manager → chain switcher → gear → **Listing Export**, with a guided wizard for
each site.

## Steps

1. Find the token's crown id (`find-and-check-a-token`) and read its page data.
2. Check completeness before generating. Most sites want: name, ticker, contract address, description,
   website, logo (512 px or larger for screener upgrades), and socials. If something is missing, the owner
   adds it in the token manager first; a missing field means an incomplete submission.
3. Generate the fields for the site the human picked, and show them ready to copy, with the site's own
   form link.
4. Say what each site charges, from the docs page (screener upgrades are paid to those sites; CoinGecko and
   CoinMarketCap are free to apply). Chain Daddy takes nothing.

## The Token List

Chain Daddy publishes every active, verified EVM registration in the standard Token List format that
wallets and exchanges read: `GET https://api.chaindaddy.io/api/v2/tokenlist`. A token is in it when its
registration is active, its contract is set and its decimals are known. Each entry carries
`extensions.tokenId` (the crown id) and `extensions.verified`. Solana tokens are not in it.

## Mistakes to avoid

- Submitting a form for the human or paying a listing fee. They submit and pay.
- Promising a listing or a timeline. Each site has its own minimums for volume, holders and liquidity.
- Generating with gaps instead of flagging them first.

## Docs

https://docs.chaindaddy.io/creator-tools/listing-export