Checked the CreatorPad task on @BabylonLabs_io today and the number that actually stopped me wasn't the tokenomics deck, it was the unlock tracker. BABY's next scheduled release lands August 10, eight days out, and it's sitting at 136.11M tokens, about 1.2% of total supply. That's the detail that made me pause.
I went in half expecting another cliff event like April's, where roughly 39% of adjusted supply hit the market in one shot and everyone braced for pressure. This time it's a fraction of that. Circulating supply is still under a quarter of the eventual total, so #baby unlocks clearly aren't uniform in size or impact, they're staggered unevenly depending on which allocation tranche is up.
My assumption going in was that unlock schedules for a project this size would settle into something predictable after launch. They haven't, at least not yet. Some releases are large enough to matter, others barely move the needle, and there's no obvious pattern from the outside without pulling the vesting data directly.
Still not sure if that inconsistency is a design choice meant to avoid predictable dumping windows, or just how early stage vesting curves naturally look before they smooth out. Watching to see which it is.