$620 Million in Token Unlocks Set for Nov. 9-15, 2026

Projects have scheduled token unlocks worth approximately $620 million for Nov. 9 through Nov. 15, 2026, according to the supplied unlock calendar. Rain (RAIN) and Pieverse (PIEVERSE) lead the week by dollar value, while Allora (ALLO) has the largest unlock relative to market capitalization at 39.33%.

The schedule concentrates most of its notional value across two release windows. Nov. 10 and Nov. 14 account for approximately $392 million combined, or about 63% of the weekly total. Nov. 10 carries the largest daily figure at roughly $197 million, narrowly ahead of the $195 million scheduled for Nov. 14.

The daily schedule breaks down as follows:

• Nov. 9: About $69 million from MOVE and ADI Chain (ADI).
• Nov. 10: About $197 million from ME, DappOS (DOS), VELVET, B3, HOME, Rain (RAIN) and JANCTION (JCT).
• Nov. 11: About $92 million from MOCA and Allora (ALLO).
• Nov. 12: About $28 million from Incentiv (CENT) and RAVE.
• Nov. 13: About $13 million from UP.
• Nov. 14: About $195 million from C, pump.fun (PUMP), KERNEL and Pieverse (PIEVERSE).
• Nov. 15: About $25 million from STRK, SEI, SIGN and CYBER.

The five largest scheduled project unlocks by value are:

• Rain: $165.66 million.
• Pieverse: $153.72 million.
• ADI Chain: $56.13 million.
• pump.fun: $25.11 million.
• Allora: $24.37 million.

Rain and Pieverse together represent $319.38 million, roughly 52% of the approximately $620 million weekly figure. Adding ADI Chain, pump.fun and Allora brings the five-project total to about $425 million, or approximately 69% of all scheduled value.

A second ranking measures each unlock against the project’s market capitalization:

• Allora: 39.33%.
• Pieverse: 31.44%.
• Incentiv: 13.61%.
• JANCTION: 10.24%.
• DappOS: 7.29%.

This percentage ranking changes the operational significance of the calendar. Allora ranks fifth by dollar value but first relative to market capitalization, indicating that its $24.37 million release represents the largest proportional addition to available supply among the listed projects. Pieverse ranks second on both measures, with a $153.72 million unlock equal to 31.44% of its market capitalization.

Separately, the venture-capital unlock calendar places Phi (PHI), Mind Network (FHE), Babylon (BABY) and Zypher Network (POP) on Nov. 10, followed by Nyan Heroes (NYAN) on Nov. 11. The supplied data classifies all five venture-backed releases as low pressure.

What does this unlock wave change for traders and liquidity providers?

A token unlock makes a previously locked allocation available for circulation. It does not establish that recipients will sell, and the schedule does not disclose each recipient’s intent. The calendar therefore identifies a potential supply event, not completed sell pressure.

For market participants, the immediate operational task is to distinguish headline value from release concentration. The largest nominal amounts arrive on Nov. 10 and Nov. 14, while Allora, Pieverse, Incentiv, JANCTION and DappOS carry the highest ratios to market capitalization. Execution desks, custodians and liquidity providers can use those two measures separately when planning inventory, coverage and risk controls around the release windows.

For token allocations and treasury planning, the percentage of market capitalization offers the more demanding benchmark. A release worth tens of millions can materially expand circulating supply even when it ranks below larger nominal unlocks. Allora’s 39.33% ratio and Pieverse’s 31.44% ratio identify the greatest proportional concentrations in the dataset, while the venture-backed releases remain classified as low pressure.

The first major checkpoint arrives on Nov. 10, when approximately $197 million is scheduled to unlock, followed by the nearly equal $195 million window on Nov. 14.