🧠 Topic: How to read Unlock calendars, track tokens, and avoid mass unlocks#cryptoland_88

🔓 Token Unlock is the moment when previously locked tokens become available for sale.$SOL

💣 It is on these days that the token price can drop sharply — especially if the unlock is received by funds, the team, or early investors.

🗓 Unlock calendars are your shield against sudden dumps.
They show when and how many tokens will be unlocked.


📌 What to look for in the calendar:

🔹 Unlock volume
→ How many tokens will be unlocked?
→ Compare with the current circulating volume

🔹 Category
→ Team? Funds? Airdrop? Community?

🔹 % of total supply
→ 2–5% can cause a drop$BNB
→ 10%+ — almost guaranteed dump, especially without liquidity

🔹 Token price and trading volume
→ Is there demand?$BTC
→ How much liquidity is on DEX/CEX?

💡 Example:

📌 TOKEN
— In circulation: 100 million
— Unlock: 20 million (20%!)
— Category: team and ventures
— Project without new news/updates
→ 🚨 High risk of a dump

🧠 How to use unlock calendars:

✅ Do not buy a day before a major unlock
✅ Use the dump after#unlock as an entry point (if the project is good)
✅ Watch for regular unlocks (monthly/quarterly)

📉 If the project burns tokens or buys back from the market — the unlock can be neutral or even bullish
🔎 But if there is no#Buyback or demand — prepare for a drop

📌 Conclusion:
Unlock calendars are like earthquake schedules in crypto.
Those who are warned will not catch dumps at the highs.
Check the calendar before entering.



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