When the unlock calendar says “X hundred million tokens unlock tomorrow,” which numbers should you check first?
Markets often price in known unlock information ahead of time, so price movements on the day of the unlock are uncertain. Don’t automatically assume it’s bearish.
To gauge the size of a one-time unlock, the percentage of the current circulating supply is more useful than the number of tokens unlocked.
When I first got into crypto, I thought knowing how to read candlestick charts was enough. Then I realized the rules are the first lesson.
Size your position according to your risk tolerance, and leave yourself some room.
$ARB 0.1659（-2.12%）
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This is purely my personal opinion; don’t treat it as a basis for buying or selling.
Markets often price in known unlock information ahead of time, so price movements on the day of the unlock are uncertain. Don’t automatically assume it’s bearish.
To gauge the size of a one-time unlock, the percentage of the current circulating supply is more useful than the number of tokens unlocked.
When I first got into crypto, I thought knowing how to read candlestick charts was enough. Then I realized the rules are the first lesson.
Size your position according to your risk tolerance, and leave yourself some room.
$ARB 0.1659（-2.12%）
#ARB
This is purely my personal opinion; don’t treat it as a basis for buying or selling.
