September 5, 2026 – October 5, 2026
Unlock Pressure
2 coins we track have a verified unlock schedule, and 2 of them have tokens unlocking by October 5, 2026. Morpho faces the most pressure: 9.1M MORPHO worth about $22.8M, about 1.33% of circulating supply, equal to 0.6 days of its 24-hour trading volume. On our scale that is moderate unlock pressure. Aster is next at 0.37% of circulating supply. Unlock dates verified September 2, 2026; supply, price and volume from the September 5, 2026 market snapshot.
Verified How we verify
| Coin | Next unlock | 30d % of supply | 90d % of supply | 30d value | Days of volume | 30d pressure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 MorphoMORPHO | 1.33% | 3.98% | $22.8M | 0.6 days | Moderate | |
 AsterASTER | 0.37% | 1.11% | $7.3M | <0.1 days | Low |
How we measure unlock pressure
Unlock pressure is one ratio: the tokens released by verified unlock events falling inside the window, divided by circulating supply. The 30-day window runs from September 5, 2026 to October 5, 2026; the 90-day window runs to December 4, 2026. Both ends are inclusive.
Unlock dates and amounts come from each project's own tokenomics documentation and are dated when a person verifies them. A row that is undated, or older than 120 days, is excluded from every figure on this page rather than carried forward.
Circulating supply, price and 24-hour volume come from the same daily market snapshot, taken September 5, 2026. Where a coin has no figure for one of them, the column reads "not measured" and the band is withheld. A missing measurement is never rendered as zero.
Days of volume is the dollar value unlocking divided by 24-hour trading volume: roughly how many days of recent trading the release is worth. It is shown beside the band and is deliberately not part of it — supply share and liquidity are different questions, and averaging them would hide both.
A coin with no verified schedule is listed separately as having no unlock schedule on file. That is not a band, and it does not mean the coin has no unlocks.
| Band | % of circulating supply in 30 days | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| None scheduled | no unlock in the window | The schedule is verified and nothing falls inside the window. |
| Low | under 0.5% | A release small enough that ordinary trading absorbs it without a supply story. |
| Moderate | 0.5% to under 2% | Worth knowing the date. Comparable to a normal month of emissions for most projects. |
| High | 2% to under 5% | A large share of the float arrives at once. Check who receives it and whether it vests on. |
| Severe | 5% and above | More than a twentieth of circulating supply in one window. Read the schedule before anything else. |
| not measured | no circulating-supply figure | We hold the schedule but not the denominator, so no band is assigned. |
Guides
- Self-Custody vs Exchange Custody: How to Decide
Deciding between self-custody and exchange custody means choosing which failure you would rather be exposed to, a company that loses or freezes your assets or a mistake of your own that nobody can undo, and most people resolve it by splitting holdings rather than picking one for everything.
- How to Verify a Token Contract Address Before You Buy
A token's contract address is its only real identity, so verifying one means getting the address from the project's own official channel, confirming the same address independently from a second source, and checking on a block explorer that the contract is what it claims to be before you trade against it.
- Choosing Your First Crypto Wallet
Choosing a first wallet comes down to one question, whether a company holds your keys or you do, and the right answer depends on how much you hold, how often you move it, and how confident you are about storing a recovery phrase safely for years.
See also
- All unlock schedules
Every coin whose schedule we have verified.
- Unlock calendar: the next 90 days
Every verified unlock by date.
- Market overview
The daily snapshot these supply and price figures come from.
- How we verify
Sourcing, dating and the freshness guard.