The short version
- Token unlocks this week add up to about $77 million across nine tokens, led by Falcon Finance (208.9 million FF, $20.9 million) and Collector Crypt (59.3 million CARDS, $18.6 million), both on Thursday, October 29.
- Five of the six biggest fell in the week after their last unlock and all five did worse than Bitcoin, while CARDS rose 24.4%; Sign’s October 28 tranche is the biggest by share, 12.6% of released SIGN.
- The crew is watching Thursday: FF is sitting on $0.0984 support into its biggest unlock so far, six hours before CARDS unlocks.
Token unlocks this week add up to about $77 million across nine tokens, a quiet week by dollars. Falcon Finance’s FF and Collector Crypt’s CARDS make up half of it, both on Thursday, October 29. Sign’s SIGN is the smallest of the big six in dollars, and the largest by share: 12.6% of its released supply in one go.
The total leaves out XRP. Ripple’s escrow releases 1 billion XRP on November 1, about $1.3 billion at $1.30, but most of it usually goes straight back. It happened again on October 1:
🔒 🔒 🔒 🔒 🔒 🔒 🔒 🔒 🔒 🔒 400,000,000 $XRP (597,516,412 USD) locked in escrow at #Ripple
whale-alert.io/tx/ripple/EC3B…
So the week comes down to the smaller names. What unlocks, who gets it, and how did these same tokens trade the last time a tranche landed?
Token Unlocks This Week: Every Date at a Glance
| Date (UTC) | Token | Tokens unlocking | Value | Share of released supply |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wed Oct 28, 10:00 | Sign (SIGN) | 401.1 million | $4.3M | 12.6% |
| Thu Oct 29, 13:00 | Falcon Finance (FF) | 208.9 million | $20.9M | 6.6% |
| Thu Oct 29, 19:00 | Collector Crypt (CARDS) | 59.3 million | $18.6M | 9.6% |
| Fri Oct 30, 00:00 | Zora (ZORA) | 166.7 million | $1.1M | 2.9% |
| Fri Oct 30, 12:00 | Kamino (KMNO) | 229.2 million | $9.3M | 2.7% |
| Sun Nov 1, 00:00 | Sui (SUI) | 13.1 million | $12.1M | 0.3% |
| Sun Nov 1, 00:00 | ZetaChain (ZETA) | 44.3 million | $1.7M | 2.7% |
| Sun Nov 1, 00:00 | GoPlus (GPS) | 166.4 million | $1.4M | 2.9% |
| Sun Nov 1, 04:00 | EigenCloud (EIGEN) | 36.8 million | $7.4M | 4.9% |
The dates, sizes and shares come from Tokenomist, the dollar values from prices at the time of writing. These are one-off tranches over $1 million; tokens that drip out every day are left out. Most of the list repeats every month, so nothing here is a surprise to the market.
Plasma’s XPL tranche landed today, a day before this list starts, and Ethena releases 40.6 million ENA, about $7.8 million, on Monday, November 2, a day after it ends. We covered the XPL unlock in its own article, and the XRP escrow in this one.
Sponsored · Affiliate link
Save 20% on fees trading on WEEX
Base Camp may earn a commission if you sign up. It never affects what we write.
How Did These Tokens Trade at Their Last Unlock?
Five of the six biggest fell in the week after their last token unlock, and all five did worse than Bitcoin over the same days. Collector Crypt was the one exception, up 24.4%.
Kamino and Sign took the biggest hits, both down about 12% in a week. Sign’s comparison is July 28, the last tranche the same size as this week’s. Its smaller monthly tranches in between were 3.5% of supply.
There is a twist in the timing. SUI rallied 21% and KMNO 29% in the seven days before their last unlocks, then gave part of it back. Traders bought the run-up and sold the event, not the other way around.
Unlocked doesn’t mean sold. Six tokens and one month each is a small sample, and October’s market did plenty on its own. But the direction is hard to miss.
DISCOVER: Market Cap, Supply and Why “Cheap” Coins Aren’t Cheap
Falcon Finance: The Biggest FF Unlock So Far
Falcon Finance releases 208.9 million FF on Thursday at 13:00 UTC, about $20.9 million and the largest unlock of the week. That is 6.6% of the FF already released. Tokenomist splits it across four groups, led by the foundation. The two tranches before it, in August and September, went only to the ecosystem fund and were 2.45% each.
The timing fits Falcon’s own schedule. When it set out its tokenomics in September 2025, the team and investors got a one-year cliff and three years of vesting. FF launched on September 29, 2025, so that first year is over.
FF trades at $0.0999, 87% below the $0.7708 it hit on launch day and 18.9% lower than at its last unlock. There is a side story too. Two firms linked to DWF Labs, which incubated Falcon, sued custodian BitGo for $141 million in London’s High Court this month, the Financial Times reported. They claim BitGo sold FF it had bought at a discount before its lock-up ended. BitGo declined to comment, and nothing has been proven in court.
Collector Crypt: The One That Rose Last Time
Collector Crypt releases 59.3 million CARDS on Thursday at 19:00 UTC, about $18.6 million. That is 9.6% of the CARDS already released, the same share as the September 29 tranche, and Tokenomist lists four groups led by the team.
Last month the unlock did nothing to stop CARDS. It rose 24.4% in the week after, and it is up about 40% since, at $0.314. CARDS hit a record $0.3825 on October 21 and is down about 10% in the last 24 hours.
The business behind it is busy. Collector Crypt sells packs of tokenized trading cards on Solana, and Pine Analytics counts a record $433.5 million in pack sales in the third quarter. About 94% of that went back to players as card buybacks, and 548 wallets that spent $100,000 or more made up 83% of sales.
SUI, Kamino, EigenCloud and Sign
Sui (SUI), November 1. Trackers don’t agree on this one. Tokenomist counts 13.1 million SUI, about $12.1 million, to early contributors and two other groups. DefiLlama’s schedule has 82.4 million, mostly from the Community Reserve. Either way it is 2% or less of the 4.12 billion SUI in circulation. SUI is down 20.9% since its October 1 unlock.
Kamino (KMNO), October 30. 229.2 million KMNO, about $9.3 million, in two allocations led by key stakeholders and advisors. It is the same amount as in July, August and September. KMNO fell 11.3% in the week after the last one.
EigenCloud (EIGEN), November 1. 36.8 million EIGEN, about $7.4 million, to investors and early contributors. The size is the same every month, and EIGEN is 18.5% lower than at the October 1 unlock.
Sign (SIGN), October 28. 401.1 million SIGN, only $4.3 million, but 12.6% of the SIGN already released, the largest share of any token this week. The big tranche comes every third month, split over five groups. After the last one on July 28, SIGN fell 12.1% in seven days.
EXPLORE: HYPE Unlock on November 6: $765M on Paper. Can Buybacks Absorb It?
FF Price Analysis: Can $0.098 Hold Into the Unlock?
FF goes into Thursday sitting on its support. The $0.0984 low from October 19 is the floor, tested again on Friday and Saturday, and the 200-day EMA at $0.0967 sits just under it.
Above, resistance at $0.1073 and the 50-day EMA at $0.1098 have capped the bounces this month. FF has closed above the 50-day line only twice since October 5, and it is down 46% from a $0.185 spike on September 20.
In the bull case, a daily close back above $0.1098 after the unlock shows the market absorbed the first big insider tranche.
In the base case, FF chops between $0.098 and $0.107 through the week.
In the bear case, a daily close below the 200-day EMA at $0.0967 opens the way to $0.0814, the early September floor.
Of all the token unlocks this week, Thursday’s pair matters most: FF and CARDS unlock six hours apart, and they did the opposite of each other last month. If both fall this time, the week’s other tranches will look a lot heavier.
