164,166,667 AGT unlock tonight at 23:44 UTC - 5.462% of circulating supply in a single release.
That is the largest single-name unlock on our calendar between now and 09-20, and here is the honest version of what we know about it.
What the calendar says. The tokens go to six places at once: user rewards, a KOL round, the community treasury, the ecosystem fund, the seed round and the private round. That spread is the part worth reading twice. A treasury allocation and a seed-round allocation are not the same event wearing different labels - one is an accounting entry that may never touch an order book, the other is a holder whose cost basis is a fraction of today's price. The same headline percentage can mean either.
What we cannot tell you, and will not pretend to. This row is tracker-sourced and we have not confirmed it against a project document, so read 5.462% as a floor rather than a fact - trackers often print a percent of total supply where the reader assumes circulating, and that error only ever runs one way. We also do not publish a flow read on this one: AGT is not in the universe this desk trades, so we hold no funding, open-interest or liquidation tape on it. Other accounts will tell you what the chart is about to do. We are telling you what is dated, how sure we are, and where our coverage stops.
The general point, which outlives tonight. An unlock is a supply event, not a direction. It is a window in which a price-insensitive seller may appear, and nothing more. Tokens moving to a treasury are not tokens being sold, and a release the market has counted down to for months is a different animal from a first cliff nobody priced.
Still ahead, labelled honestly rather than uniformly: $KAITO on 09-20, 7.29% of circulating, verified against a primary source - and $ARB 's second tranche on 09-23, dated but not primary-verified, so it carries tonight's same caveat.
Which of these would you want taken apart properly before the date rather than after it?