Scheduled unlocks in November alone total more than $1.731 billion across 34 tokens.

This monthly calendar divides 36 entries into two categories: 17 one-time unlocks, each worth more than $10 million, and 19 monthly linear unlocks, each releasing more than $10 million per month. AVAX and KITE appear in both categories, so the 36 entries represent 34 different tokens.

What matters more to me is the structure: one-time unlocks can create concentrated selling pressure, while linear unlocks release tokens gradually. An unlock only means the restrictions have been lifted; whether holders sell is something we’ll have to see from on-chain activity after the tokens arrive.

Would you keep an eye on the 17 one-time unlocks first, or calculate how much the 19 linear unlocks release in total over a month?

Follow me, and when the first batch of one-time unlocks arrives in November, I’ll help you check whether the tokens have been locked up again.

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