Token unlock calendar
3,416 scheduled releases across 136 tokens, ranked by how much of the circulating supply each one adds — because that is what decides whether an unlock matters, and a dollar ranking just sorts by market cap.
Vesting schedules are fixed months ahead, so the dates and token amounts stay true between refreshes. Dollar values are at the price on that date, not live.
How to read this
Percentage of float, not dollars
A $40 million unlock sounds enormous until you notice the token has a $6 billion float, at which point it is less than a day’s volume. The same $40 million against a $120 million float is the only thing that will matter to that token this quarter. Sorting by dollar value ranks tokens by market cap with extra steps, which is why every “biggest unlocks” list is the same large caps every week. The default sort here is share of circulating supply; you can switch if you want the dollar view.
A cliff is an event, a linear vest is weather
Cliff unlocks release a block of tokens on one date — those are shown by default. Linear vesting drips a slice out every single day, which produces thousands of tiny rows and usually reflects emissions the market has already priced. You can turn them on, but expect the signal-to-noise ratio to fall through the floor.
Who receives it changes what happens
An unlock to team and insiders or to private-sale investors behaves differently from one into staking rewards or an ecosystem fund. Early investors bought far below market and have a much lower bar for selling; a treasury allocation may never reach an exchange at all. The category is on every row, with the project’s own allocation names beside it.
What this does not tell you
Whether the price will fall. Unlocks are among the most-watched events in crypto, which means they are frequently priced in well before the date — and sometimes the anticipation moves the price more than the event. This is a calendar of what is scheduled, not a forecast of what it will do.
Where the numbers come from
Vesting schedules are from DefiLlama’s public emissions dataset; prices and circulating supplies from CoinGecko, both read on 2026-08-06. Tokenised equities — pre-IPO shares wrapped as tokens — are excluded: their “unlocks” are ordinary share lock-up expiries, and the share count and the token supply are not the same thing. How we verify things →