On November 3, the drop in $BTW was driven not by broader market sentiment, but by a scheduled release on November 2.
◆ Snapshot data: A CoinGecko snapshot at 02:05 UTC on November 3 showed $BTW at around $0.9242, down about 13.7% over 24 hours and 21.0% over 7 days—among the steepest declines in the snapshot.
◆ Release size: Around 101.63 million tokens entered circulation on November 2, valued at approximately $109.66 million, or about 3.37% of the circulating supply. These figures are preliminary and have not yet been verified by Tokenomist; official figures are still needed for confirmation.
◆ Historical context: The all-time high was around $2.77 (October 14, 2026), putting the snapshot price about 66% below the peak. Data on the November 3 page showed a market cap of around $1.5 billion and a fully diluted valuation of around $9.7 billion—the latter about 6.6 times the former.
◆ My view: The release was scheduled, so it is no surprise that the price reacted in advance. What matters next is not the one-day drop itself, but whether the market absorbs this newly circulating supply, and how the timing and share of the next release compare.
Until the release figures are verified, this post records the snapshot data and does not treat a one-day drop as a definitive judgment on fundamentals.
#BTW #解锁 #Data Roundup
Personal views only; not investment advice.
◆ Snapshot data: A CoinGecko snapshot at 02:05 UTC on November 3 showed $BTW at around $0.9242, down about 13.7% over 24 hours and 21.0% over 7 days—among the steepest declines in the snapshot.
◆ Release size: Around 101.63 million tokens entered circulation on November 2, valued at approximately $109.66 million, or about 3.37% of the circulating supply. These figures are preliminary and have not yet been verified by Tokenomist; official figures are still needed for confirmation.
◆ Historical context: The all-time high was around $2.77 (October 14, 2026), putting the snapshot price about 66% below the peak. Data on the November 3 page showed a market cap of around $1.5 billion and a fully diluted valuation of around $9.7 billion—the latter about 6.6 times the former.
◆ My view: The release was scheduled, so it is no surprise that the price reacted in advance. What matters next is not the one-day drop itself, but whether the market absorbs this newly circulating supply, and how the timing and share of the next release compare.
Until the release figures are verified, this post records the snapshot data and does not treat a one-day drop as a definitive judgment on fundamentals.
#BTW #解锁 #Data Roundup
Personal views only; not investment advice.
