Most people think it’s simple to assess unlock events. The part that’s easy to get wrong is this:
Unlock dates and amounts are usually listed in a project’s tokenomics documentation. Some projects also specify the vesting contract on-chain.
A $100 million unlock can have a vastly different impact on a token with a $500 million circulating market cap than on one with a $50 billion circulating market cap.
When calculating the size of an unlock, dividing the amount being unlocked by the current circulating supply is more informative than looking only at the total amount.
$ARB saw the first unlock of the team and investors’ allocations in March 2024.
This is not trading advice.
Unlock dates and amounts are usually listed in a project’s tokenomics documentation. Some projects also specify the vesting contract on-chain.
A $100 million unlock can have a vastly different impact on a token with a $500 million circulating market cap than on one with a $50 billion circulating market cap.
When calculating the size of an unlock, dividing the amount being unlocked by the current circulating supply is more informative than looking only at the total amount.
$ARB saw the first unlock of the team and investors’ allocations in March 2024.
This is not trading advice.
