On-chain crypto token unlocks this week

Current source-backed snapshot

This page covers only the limited set of scheduled token releases that NetSupply can verify from currently tracked on-chain objects; it is not a complete all-market unlock calendar. Inside that source boundary, the next seven UTC days are ranked by estimated dollar value and the following 30 days remain visible as context. Every row separates quantity, current price, estimated value, trading-volume comparison, beneficiary, schedule basis and enforcement status. A scheduled unlock does not prove that recipients will sell or that price will fall.

Input documentation: NetSupply unlock calendar · CoinGecko market data

Observation window: Next seven UTC days ranked by estimated USD value, with the next 30 days retained as context

Calculation cadence: Auto-refresh about every 21600 seconds

Calculation version: scheduled-unlocks-1.0

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Current source health

• research token unlocks: live; last success 2026-09-13 11:35:26 UTC

Coverage is limited to schedules NetSupply can verify from currently tracked chain objects. A release date is shown at UTC-day precision when the source has no intraday time. Scheduled availability does not prove immediate selling, and USD value changes with price.

How to read this page

• The first section covers the next seven UTC days; later events provide 30-day context.
• Estimated value changes with the current market price.
• Unlock-to-volume compares scale with trading activity; it is not predicted price impact.
• A scheduled release is not evidence that recipients sold tokens.

What can this page tell you quickly?

Best for

Finding upcoming supply events that deserve token-specific review.

Ranking

Next-seven-day priced events by estimated value, then later events by date.

Evidence

Schedule basis, enforcement flag, quantity, price and volume context remain separate.

Do not infer

A large unlock is not an automatic short signal or guaranteed sell-off.

Which token unlocks appear first this week?

The table prioritizes events inside the next seven UTC days and ranks those with usable prices by estimated dollar value. This puts economically larger scheduled releases ahead without hiding unpriced or smaller events. The following 30-day events then remain visible in chronological order.

Dollar value alone is incomplete. A $10 million release can be material in a token trading $5 million per day and less unusual in a token trading several billion. The unlock-to-volume column supplies that scale comparison without pretending volume is executable exit liquidity.

What makes one unlock schedule more verifiable than another?

A chain-object basis means the timing and amount were derived from a currently observed lock or vesting object. Other basis labels can describe carried or published schedules. CoinNudge preserves the source label rather than presenting every calendar entry as equally certain.

Projects can migrate contracts, vote to change emissions or disclose allocation details incompletely. The source timestamp and methodology link should therefore be checked before treating an event as fixed.

• Check whether the schedule is on-chain enforced.
• Verify the UTC date and whether an exact intraday time is available.
• Separate cliff releases from ongoing linear availability where the source distinguishes them.
• Recheck the project source before making a high-risk decision.

How should unlock size be compared with market liquidity?

Start with estimated value, then compare it with the token's 24-hour volume and current market rank. A high ratio flags a supply event that may be large relative to recent trading activity, but reported volume is not guaranteed executable depth and can be distributed across many venues.

Order-book liquidity, volatility and CVD answer different questions. Combining them can improve investigation, but CoinNudge does not collapse them into a promised price-impact score.

What should a useful token-unlock alert contain?

A useful Telegram alert should arrive before the event and state the UTC date, token quantity, current estimated value, liquidity comparison, beneficiary label and schedule basis. Repeating an unchanged calendar entry every day would add noise, so reminders should be reserved for material events and meaningful revisions.

The alert is an event-risk prompt. It does not say SELL, does not assume unlocked tokens reach an exchange and does not estimate an individual portfolio outcome.

How should I rank two unlocks when token amounts and dollar values disagree?

Compare the scheduled amount with the relevant supply basis and market liquidity, while keeping price valuation separate. A larger token count is not necessarily a larger economic event.

An unlock makes tokens available under a schedule; it does not prove recipients will sell. Missing price or supply fields must remain missing.

• Check the release schedule, chain evidence and enforcement or uncertainty label.
• Record the price timestamp used for dollar valuation and the supply denominator if available.
• Compare the release with venue-reported trading activity, without treating volume as executable liquidity.

Verify: NetSupply unlock calendar · CoinGecko market data

What is measured, and what is not?

Method and data boundary

CoinNudge reads the anonymous NetSupply scheduled-unlocks endpoint four times per day. Events are retained only when a valid future UTC date and positive token quantity exist. Because NetSupply slugs are not guaranteed to be CoinGecko IDs, market context is attached only when the event ticker has exactly one match inside CoinGecko's current top 500 by market capitalization; ambiguous tickers stay unpriced. Estimated value equals token quantity multiplied by observed price; unlock-to-volume equals estimated value divided by current 24-hour volume. The next-seven-day subset ranks by estimated value, while unpriced events retain chronological placement.

Coverage is limited to schedules NetSupply can verify from currently tracked chain objects. Dates can have UTC-day rather than intraday precision. Ambiguous or lower-ranked ticker identities remain unpriced. Current price and volume can change before release; scheduled availability does not demonstrate immediate circulating supply, recipient action or sell pressure.

Read the complete CoinNudge methodology

Sources and verification

• NetSupply unlock calendarScheduled chain-derived releases, basis and enforcement status.
• CoinGecko market dataCurrent price and 24-hour market-volume context.

Frequently asked questions

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