The post $100M in Token Unlocks Set to Hit Market This Week appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Over $100 million in token unlocks are set to hit the market this week. PUMP and APT lead with over $77 million combined in releases. Trump’s proposed $600B “tariff dividend” could offset selling pressure. The cryptocurrency market faces a crucial week as more than $100 million worth of token unlocks are set to hit the market. These scheduled releases could add volatility to already fragile market sentiment, testing whether bulls can absorb the unlocked supply without major selloffs. Related: Trump Predicts $20 Trillion Economic Surge: Could Easing Policy Fuel Big Bitcoin Rally? Pump.fun (PUMP) leads with a $41.57 million unlock on November 15. Aptos (APT) follows with $36.33 million on November 13, representing about 1% of its total supply. These unlocks could drive significant price volatility for both assets. StarkNet, Sei, and Linea Add to Supply Glut StarkNet (STRK) and Sei (SEI) will each release tokens worth $18.91 million and $17.51 million on November 16. While smaller than the top two, these are sizable enough to influence their local trading activity. Linea (LINEA) also stands out with a $12.87 million unlock on November 11, about 1.42% of its total supply. Mocaverse (MOCA) will unlock $8.36 million and Solayer (LAYER) will release $6.70 million on November 12. Data also highlights that the Linea unlock represents a significant 18.24% of its total circulating supply, posing a major test for the token. Macro Stimulus: A Potential Counter-Catalyst? According to CryptoQuant, President Donald Trump’s proposed “tariff dividend,” a direct $2,000-per-person payout, could inject around $600 billion into the US economy. If implemented, it may serve as an unexpected catalyst for the crypto market, which is currently struggling to find momentum. Unlike the 2020 pandemic rally, which was primarily defensive, this injection would arrive in a market with fully developed crypto infrastructure, spot ETFs, and… The post $100M in Token Unlocks Set to Hit Market This Week appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Over $100 million in token unlocks are set to hit the market this week. PUMP and APT lead with over $77 million combined in releases. Trump’s proposed $600B “tariff dividend” could offset selling pressure. The cryptocurrency market faces a crucial week as more than $100 million worth of token unlocks are set to hit the market. These scheduled releases could add volatility to already fragile market sentiment, testing whether bulls can absorb the unlocked supply without major selloffs. Related: Trump Predicts $20 Trillion Economic Surge: Could Easing Policy Fuel Big Bitcoin Rally? Pump.fun (PUMP) leads with a $41.57 million unlock on November 15. Aptos (APT) follows with $36.33 million on November 13, representing about 1% of its total supply. These unlocks could drive significant price volatility for both assets. StarkNet, Sei, and Linea Add to Supply Glut StarkNet (STRK) and Sei (SEI) will each release tokens worth $18.91 million and $17.51 million on November 16. While smaller than the top two, these are sizable enough to influence their local trading activity. Linea (LINEA) also stands out with a $12.87 million unlock on November 11, about 1.42% of its total supply. Mocaverse (MOCA) will unlock $8.36 million and Solayer (LAYER) will release $6.70 million on November 12. Data also highlights that the Linea unlock represents a significant 18.24% of its total circulating supply, posing a major test for the token. Macro Stimulus: A Potential Counter-Catalyst? According to CryptoQuant, President Donald Trump’s proposed “tariff dividend,” a direct $2,000-per-person payout, could inject around $600 billion into the US economy. If implemented, it may serve as an unexpected catalyst for the crypto market, which is currently struggling to find momentum. Unlike the 2020 pandemic rally, which was primarily defensive, this injection would arrive in a market with fully developed crypto infrastructure, spot ETFs, and…

$100M in Token Unlocks Set to Hit Market This Week

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  • Over $100 million in token unlocks are set to hit the market this week.
  • PUMP and APT lead with over $77 million combined in releases.
  • Trump’s proposed $600B “tariff dividend” could offset selling pressure.

The cryptocurrency market faces a crucial week as more than $100 million worth of token unlocks are set to hit the market. These scheduled releases could add volatility to already fragile market sentiment, testing whether bulls can absorb the unlocked supply without major selloffs.

Related: Trump Predicts $20 Trillion Economic Surge: Could Easing Policy Fuel Big Bitcoin Rally?

Pump.fun (PUMP) leads with a $41.57 million unlock on November 15. Aptos (APT) follows with $36.33 million on November 13, representing about 1% of its total supply. These unlocks could drive significant price volatility for both assets.

StarkNet, Sei, and Linea Add to Supply Glut

StarkNet (STRK) and Sei (SEI) will each release tokens worth $18.91 million and $17.51 million on November 16. While smaller than the top two, these are sizable enough to influence their local trading activity. Linea (LINEA) also stands out with a $12.87 million unlock on November 11, about 1.42% of its total supply.

Mocaverse (MOCA) will unlock $8.36 million and Solayer (LAYER) will release $6.70 million on November 12. Data also highlights that the Linea unlock represents a significant 18.24% of its total circulating supply, posing a major test for the token.

Macro Stimulus: A Potential Counter-Catalyst?

According to CryptoQuant, President Donald Trump’s proposed “tariff dividend,” a direct $2,000-per-person payout, could inject around $600 billion into the US economy. If implemented, it may serve as an unexpected catalyst for the crypto market, which is currently struggling to find momentum.

Unlike the 2020 pandemic rally, which was primarily defensive, this injection would arrive in a market with fully developed crypto infrastructure, spot ETFs, and widespread brokerage access. CryptoQuant analysts believe that liquidity could enter crypto faster and more aggressively than before.

At press time, Bitcoin trades at $106K, down 1% in the past week. The cryptocurrency has been holding above the key $100K price tag and maintains valuation above $2 trillion. On the other hand, the broader market is witnessing a slight surge post massive selloff last week.

Related: Momentum Builds Across 30 Peak Indicators For a Crypto Market Bull Run — Analyst

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