Token Unlocks Monthly Report: Largest Releases
A dated monthly review of the largest token unlocks, their size against circulating supply and where the released tokens went on-chain.
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Token Unlocks This Week and Unlock Calendar
Which tokens unlock this week, and how large is each unlock compared with circulating supply?
Upcoming token unlocks by date, sized against circulating supply, with recipients and whether past releases matched the schedule.
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Blueprint
What the table will hold.
The table as it will open in Strata. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
One row One row per token per scheduled unlock eventSorted by Date, lowest first
| Date | Token | Chain | Amounttokens | ValueUSD | Share of circulating | Type | Recipients | Schedule source | On-chain check | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
- Date unlock_date Date
- The scheduled day of the unlock, or the start of the period for a linear release.
- Token token Token
- The token unlocking, linked to its contract.
- Chain chain Chain
- The chain where the locked tokens are held.
- Amount amount Exact amount
- Tokens scheduled to release on the date, or over the period for a linear release.
- Value usd_value Exact amount
- The amount at the latest oracle or DEX price, labelled by its price source.
- Share of circulating share_of_circulating Percent
- The amount as a share of circulating supply at the latest block.
- Type unlock_type Text
- Cliff or linear, as the schedule defines it.
- Recipients recipients Text
- The group receiving the tokens: team, investors, advisors, ecosystem or treasury.
- Schedule source schedule_source Link
- The published tokenomics the scheduled amount comes from.
- On-chain check onchain_status Text
- Held in a known vesting contract or schedule only; for past unlocks, verified or mismatched.
- Receipt receipt Link
- The vesting contract read or release transaction behind the row.
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About
What it answers, and for whom.
Many tokens launch with most of their supply locked for teams, investors and ecosystem funds, then release it over months or years on a published schedule. An unlock adds tokens that can trade, so the size of an unlock against the supply already circulating is the figure most people check.
This calendar lists upcoming unlocks by date: the token, the amount, the share of circulating supply, the group receiving it and whether it arrives as a cliff or streams in linearly. Schedules come from each project's published tokenomics, and where the tokens sit in a vesting contract, the release is also read from that contract.
Past unlocks are checked after the fact: did the contract release what the schedule said, and when? A row marked as verified links to the release transaction; an unverified row rests on the published schedule alone.
Method
How it will be measured.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →- Schedules come from each project's published tokenomics (cliff dates, linear rates and recipient groups), recorded with their source and the date they were read.
- Where tokens are held in vesting contracts, such as Sablier streams or a project's own vesting contract, the releasable amount and its timing are read from the contract at the latest block.
- Circulating supply is total supply minus the balances of vesting, treasury and locked contracts at the latest block, so an unlock's share is measured against tokens that can trade now.
- A past unlock is verified when release or claim events, or a fall in the vesting balance, match the scheduled amount on the scheduled day.
The data it needs
Chain data, with some off-chain sources
- token_unlocksTo buildToken unlock schedulesVesting and unlock schedules of major tokens, from vesting contracts where they exist and from published schedules otherwise, with each unlock's date and recipient group.
- token_supply_dailyTo buildToken supply by dayTotal supply of each registry token on each chain at day end: wrapped BTC, liquid staking tokens, tokenized assets and other tracked tokens.
- market_caps_dailyTo buildMarket caps and dominanceMarket capitalization of major assets as circulating supply times a reference price, and each asset's share of the total, per day.
- native_prices_dailyTo buildOracle prices by dayReference prices of major assets read from on-chain oracle feeds (Chainlink latestRoundData) at each day's last block, with each round's update time.
- Published tokenomics vesting schedules per token: cliff dates, linear rates and recipient categories (off-chain)
- Sablier v2 Lockup CreateLockupLinearStream, CreateLockupDynamicStream and WithdrawFromLockupStream events
- Project vesting contract release and claim events, and balances of vesting and treasury contracts at daily blocks
- ERC-20 totalSupply() and circulating supply (total minus locked balances) at the unlock block
- Solana token vesting program accounts for SPL tokens
Questions
Questions people ask.
What is a token unlock?
A token unlock is the scheduled release of tokens that were locked at launch for teams, investors, advisors or ecosystem funds. Once released, the tokens can be sold, staked or moved by their recipients.
What is the difference between a cliff and a linear unlock?
A cliff releases a large block of tokens at once on a set date, often a year after launch. A linear unlock releases tokens continuously or in small daily or monthly steps, so supply grows gradually instead of all at once.
Do token unlocks affect price?
An unlock increases the supply that can trade, which matters most when it is large relative to circulating supply and when recipients sell. Many recipients hold or stake instead, so the calendar shows size and recipients, not an expected price effect.
Why measure unlocks against circulating supply?
The same token amount means more when few tokens circulate. Dividing an unlock by circulating supply shows how much it adds to what can trade today, which makes unlocks of different tokens comparable.
How are unlock schedules verified?
When an unlock's date passes, the vesting contract's release or claim events and balances are read. If the released amount matches the schedule, the row links to the transaction; if not, the difference is shown.
- Vesting schedule
- The plan that sets when locked tokens are released to each recipient group, by date and amount.
- Cliff
- A date before which no tokens release, and on which a large block often releases at once.
- Circulating supply
- Tokens that can trade now: total supply minus tokens still held in vesting, treasury and locked contracts.
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