ZRO is hovering around $0.96 with a market cap near $360M and more than $50M in 24-hour volume. That volume stands out because price remains close to the $1 area rather than breaking decisively higher. The liquidation level at $1.08644 is therefore a very interesting reclaim point.
LayerZero is essentially interoperability infrastructure: it helps applications communicate and move information across different blockchains. Its strongest point is the scale of the network itself. LayerZero says its infrastructure now spans 165 chains, which gives the protocol a meaningful real-world footprint.
But the token situation deserves attention. ZRO has a 1B maximum supply, while only roughly 35–37% is currently circulating depending on the data source. A scheduled unlock around September 19–20 releases roughly 31.25M ZRO, about 3.1% of total supply and around 4% of market cap.
From a chart perspective, $0.92–$0.95 is the first support zone, while $1.00–$1.06 is the immediate resistance region. A reclaim above $1.06 opens $1.17 and potentially $1.24. Losing $0.92 could expose $0.80.
That upcoming unlock makes the next few sessions particularly interesting.
Will LayerZero's expanding cross-chain activity provide enough demand to absorb the remaining unlock schedule?
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