- More than $1.535 billion in crypto tokens are scheduled to unlock over the next month
- .Major one-time unlocks include HYPE, XPL, ENA, ZRO, H, CARDS, and ARB.
- Large linear unlocks include SOL, WLD, AVAX, NEAR, TAO, PUMP, and TRUMP.
According to Tokenomist, cryptocurrency projects are set to unlock more than $1.535 billion worth of tokens over the next month, potentially increasing the circulating supply of several major digital assets.
Token unlocks release previously restricted tokens into circulation, often for investors, team members, foundations, or ecosystem incentives. These events are closely monitored because they can influence market liquidity and price action, depending on how recipients manage their newly unlocked holdings.
The upcoming schedule includes several high-profile projects.
One-Time and Linear Unlocks
Among the one-time token unlocks exceeding $10 million are HYPE, XPL, ENA, ZRO, H, CARDS, and ARB.
Meanwhile, projects with linear unlocks valued at more than $10 million per month include RAIN, SOL, CC, TRUMP, ZEC, ASTER, WLD, MORPHO, PUMP, TAO, AVAX, and NEAR. Linear unlocks gradually release tokens over time, while cliff unlocks distribute a larger amount on a single date.
Investors often monitor both types of unlocks to assess potential changes in supply dynamics.
Tokens Worth Over $1.535B Face Major Unlocks Over the Next Month
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) September 2, 2026
According to Tokenomist, one-time unlocks exceeding $10 million over the next month include HYPE, XPL, ENA, ZRO, H, CARDS, and ARB. Linear unlocks exceeding $10 million per month include RAIN, SOL, CC, TRUMP, ZEC,… pic.twitter.com/hYZSYLAQUb
Markets Watch Supply Changes
The latest Token unlocks September 2026 schedule highlights a busy month for the crypto market.
While token unlocks do not automatically lead to selling pressure, large increases in circulating supply can affect market sentiment and liquidity. Traders and investors will be closely watching how recipients of the unlocked tokens respond and whether demand is sufficient to absorb the additional supply.