Unlock supply versus selling
An unlock makes tokens transferable or available under its schedule. It does not prove that recipients will sell, so sell percentage must remain an explicit scenario.
Estimate how an upcoming token unlock could affect sell pressure.
An unlock does not automatically lower the price
Fills supply, price, liquidity, volume and pool fee from live market data. The unlock itself is yours to state — it is not something a token address can answer.
Supply before the unlock.
New tokens that become tradeable.
Your best estimate of how much is sold. Starts at 50%: a stated midpoint, not a forecast for this unlock.
When the unlock happens.
Price before the modeled sale.
Total balanced pool value.
Used for a volume comparison, not a recovery prediction.
Fee applied to the modeled sale.
Your unlock estimate will appear here
How this calculation works — the formula, its inputs, what it assumes, and what it does not establish.
Model token unlock supply, potential sell pressure and AMM execution without assuming that newly unlocked supply automatically lowers price. Price impact occurs only for the portion sold into available liquidity.
An unlock makes tokens transferable or available under its schedule. It does not prove that recipients will sell, so sell percentage must remain an explicit scenario.
Marked unlock value should be compared with pool depth and reported volume. Volume equivalence is context, not a forecast of recovery or absorption.
Circulating market cap can increase when more supply becomes circulating at the same spot price. That accounting change is separate from trade-driven price movement.
Relate unlock supply to volume, liquidity depth and plausible sell-pressure scenarios. MoonMath labels the data basis for this tool as Observed, Formula, Model.
No. The Unlock & Emission Impact is an educational scenario tool, not financial advice, a recommendation, or a forecast. Provider coverage, liquidity, routing, fees and market conditions can make real outcomes materially different.
No. An unlock changes available or circulating supply. Price changes only when market activity changes execution prices.