Approximately $1.4 billion worth of tokens will be unlocked next week
Golden Finance reports that Token Unlocks data shows that tokens such as AEVO will be unlocked in a one-time amount next week, with a total release value of approximately US$1.4 billion. in:
Aptos (APT) will unlock approximately 11.31 million tokens on May 13, Beijing time, accounting for 2.64% of the circulating supply and worth approximately US$96 million;
Starknet (STRK) will unlock approximately 64 million tokens on May 15th, Beijing time, accounting for 8.79% of the circulating supply and worth approximately US$77 million;
Aevo (AEVO) will unlock approximately 827 million tokens on May 15, Beijing time, accounting for 752.36% of the circulating supply and worth approximately US$1 billion;
Arbitrum (ARB) will unlock approximately 92.65 million tokens on May 16, Beijing time, accounting for 3.49% of the circulating supply and worth approximately US$9,200;
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