Market Research / Unlocks
Know what unlocks, before it does.
Vesting cliffs and release schedules across every token you hold or watch, sized against circulating float rather than market cap, so you can tell a routine release from the one that moves the price.
The whole calendar, sized properly
Every scheduled release ahead, ranked by what it actually represents. A tranche is measured against the token’s own circulating float, because the same dollar value means one thing for a large float and something else entirely for a small one.
- Sized against float
Not against market cap, which hides the impact
- Cliff or linear
A cliff and a drip of the same size are not the same event
- Counted down
Days and hours to each release, live
Who is being unlocked to
Team, investor, treasury, or ecosystem: the recipient changes what a release means. Break any schedule down by allocation bucket to see whether tokens are going to holders with a lock-up behind them or to ones with none.
- By allocation bucket
Team, investors, treasury, community, ecosystem
- Full vesting curve
The whole schedule ahead, not just the next cliff
- Supply already released
What is circulating against what is still locked
Only the ones you hold
Filter the calendar to your own book or to a watchlist, and set an alert on any release. A schedule that covers 340 tokens is a reference; a schedule covering the eleven you actually hold is a workflow.
- Filtered to your positions
Only the tokens your desk is exposed to
- Watchlist any token
Personal or organization scope, shared with the desk
- Alert before the cliff
Routed to Slack, Telegram, Teams, or PagerDuty
What the book can absorb
A tranche is only large relative to the market that has to take it. Size every release against the turnover behind it, so a number that looks alarming beside the float can be read against the volume that would actually have to clear it.
- Against daily volume
Not against float, which cannot say if it clears
- Read as a share of a session
A bar against the day, not a ratio to divide
- Modelled impact
What a book of this depth implies, labelled as such
What the last four actually did
The modelled figure is an estimate, and an estimate shown on its own invites being read as a forecast. Every previous tranche for the token sits beside it with the week that followed, so the estimate can be judged instead of believed.
- The week after each
What the price did, tranche by tranche
- Sized beside the move
Whether the larger releases actually hit harder
- Outcomes, not forecasts
Including the one that went the other way
Supply, tracked as far ahead as it is published
- Tokens with tracked schedules
- 340+
- Every tranche sized properly
- Against float
- Team, investor, treasury, community
- By bucket
Vesting schedules across every token with one, sized against float and reconciled with circulating supply, so the calendar and the supply figures agree.
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The next tranche is a cliff rather than a linear release, and at 6.4% of circulating float it is the largest on the calendar this quarter.