Today I’m focusing on just one thing
ENA

Not because it’s been surging
It’s because the investors’ vesting line was cut off early today

The original plan was to release roughly 78 million-plus tokens each month, gradually through March 2028

By the end of August, the rules changed. The remaining batches for about 17 months were consolidated and released all at once today

Working backward, that’s about 1.41 billion tokens—around 14% of the circulating supply

The foundation hasn’t officially stamped and confirmed this figure
Another calendar used on the market only shows 170 million tokens for regular monthly releases
But what the market is trading today is the previous expectation.

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On the same day, there’s also a second layer

StablecoinX holds about 3.03 billion tokens, accounting for 20% of the total supply. The contract lock-up was also lifted today

But this is not a dump that can be done casually

Selling and transferring require the foundation’s written approval, and operational needs must be notified five business days in advance. The foundation also has the right of first purchase

What can actually be put on the market immediately is mainly the investors’ portion whose vesting ended early, plus the team’s monthly batches released as usual.

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The idea is simple

They want to release it all at once, to replace the supply uncertainty hovering over each month for more than a year into the future

But the shadow hasn’t disappeared
It’s gone from a slow drip to concentrated delivery landing today

Unlocking doesn’t automatically mean a sell-off
What I’m looking at is whether wallets are moving toward exchanges, and whether there’s actual trading
The team and foundation’s monthly releases still need to continue until 2028
Today is the endpoint of the investors’ line—not the endpoint of supply.

$ENA