TL;DR
Cryptocurrency markets anticipate heightened activity during the week of November 10, 2025. Over $476 million in locked tokens will enter circulation across several blockchain networks. Three projects—Linea, Aptos, and Avalanche—account for a substantial portion of this week’s releases. Each unlock carries potential to affect short-term price stability due to increased sell pressure.
Linea initiates the cycle on November 10. The Ethereum layer-2 network will release 2.88 billion LINEA tokens. This volume equals 4% of Linea’s total supply of 72 billion tokens. At current valuations, the release amounts to $37.9 million.
Furthermore, the tokens represent 16.44% of Linea’s existing circulating supply of 15.78 billion. Allocation divides into three streams: 600.08 million tokens for long-term alignment incentives, 480.07 million for its Ignition program, and 1.8 billion reserved for future airdrops. Linea employs zero-knowledge proofs to process Ethereum transactions faster and cheaper while retaining security.
This figure constitutes 0.96% of Aptos’ maximum supply of 1.18 billion tokens. The unlock holds a market value of $36.53 million. It adds 0.43% to Aptos’ current circulating supply of 720.79 million tokens. Distribution targets specific groups: core contributors receive 3.96 million tokens, community initiatives gain 3.21 million, investors obtain 2.81 million, and the Aptos Foundation secures 1.33 million. Aptos functions as a layer-1 blockchain optimized for high-speed decentralized applications using the Move programming language. Monthly cliff unlocks like this one form part of its token emission schedule.
The network will unlock 1.67 million AVAX tokens, representing 0.23% of its 720 million total supply. Valued at $29.84 million, the release increases Avalanche’s circulating supply by 0.33% from its present 427 million tokens.
The entire allocation flows to the Avalanche Foundation. Avalanche’s three-chain architecture—comprising the X-Chain, C-Chain, and P-Chain—supports decentralized finance and application development with high throughput. Consequently, foundation-controlled tokens often fund ecosystem growth rather than immediate market sales.
Collectively, these three unlocks total $104.27 million. They form part of the broader $476 million wave expected this week. Traders weigh potential downward pressure against project fundamentals. Historical data shows unlocks do not uniformly trigger price declines; outcomes depend on buying demand and token utility.
