Crypto markets are preparing for more than $572 million in token unlocks scheduled between March 2 and March 9. The upcoming releases cover cliff unlocks and linear unlocks across HYPE, ENA, RED, SOL, WLD, DOGE, TRUMP, RIVER, RAIN, CC, and ASTER. Tokenomist data shows HYPE leads the cliff schedule by value, while RAIN and SOL lead the linear list.
Solana, Worldcoin, and Dogecoin stand out because of their large market profiles and steady trading activity. Tokenomist’s schedule shows SOL faces about $39.87 million in linear unlocks this week, WLD about $14.33 million, and DOGE about $8.79 million. Those releases remain small relative to circulating supply, with SOL at 0.08%, WLD at 1.29%, and DOGE at 0.06%.
SOL entered the week under pressure. CoinMarketCap data shows Solana traded near $84 on March 2 and was 4% lower over the past day. We recently covered SoFi’s move to support direct Solana deposits, making it the first chartered US bank to offer the feature. Into the new month, the update expands SOL access for SoFi’s 13.7 million clients.
WLD also moved lower heading into the new week. Data shows Worldcoin traded around $0.38 in recent sessions, with a 3% decline recorded in the 24 hours before the unlock window. Since WLD’s scheduled release equates a larger share of circulating supply than SOL and DOGE, traders may watch for heavier short-term selling around distribution.
Meanwhile, the Dogecoin price traded near $0.092 on March 2, down from levels seen earlier in the week. Its unlock size is comparatively limited, so price action may remain tied more closely to risk appetite across the broader market.
HYPE remains the largest single event on the calendar. Tokenomist’s schedule points to a March 6 unlock of 9.92 million tokens valued at over $300 million. That release represents roughly 2.7% of the released supply.
HYPE has recently outperformed most of the market. CoinGecko data shows the token climbed sharply into March 2, with stronger exchange activity, higher fee generation, and rising token burns. DefiLlama also shows Hyperliquid posted more than $15 million in fees over seven days, which has supported the buyback-and-burn narrative ahead of the unlock.
Tokenomist’s schedule also shows ENA and RED are due for cliff unlocks this week, though their dollar values are far below HYPE. ENA was trading around $0.104 on March 2, and RED was significantly lower than its previous peak.
The release calendar this week has the potential to stimulate liquidity and make volatility more short-term as recipients transfer tokens to exchanges. Last month, CNF covered over $317 million in additional unlocks, including SUI, JUP, and EIGEN, signaling sustained supply expansion across key networks.
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