Tokens such as HYPE, HOME, and ENA will face significant unlocks this week
Foresight News reports that according to Token Unlocks data, this week HYPE, HOME, and ENA will see one-off large-scale token unlocks totaling over 80 million USD. Details are as follows:
Hyperliquid (HYPE) will unlock 534,000 tokens on June 6, valued at approximately 40.1 million USD, accounting for 0.24% of circulating supply;
HOME (HOME) will unlock 750 million tokens on June 10, valued at approximately 30.11 million USD, accounting for 19.79% of circulating supply;
Ethena (ENA) will unlock 171 million tokens on June 5, valued at approximately 19.39 million USD, accounting for 2.07% of circulating supply;
HumidiFi (WET) will unlock 256 million tokens on June 9, valued at approximately 16.96 million USD, accounting for 112.2% of circulating supply.
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