The cryptocurrency market is bracing for a week of significant token unlocks as 14 altcoins are scheduled to release large amounts of new supply. Meanwhile, data reveals that over the past week, capital flows favored specific blockchain ecosystems, with Hyperliquid seeing the largest net inflows.
According to data on cross-chain capital movements, the ecosystems experiencing the highest net fund inflows over the last 7 days are: Hyperliquid ($127.90 million), Base ($67.77 million), Ethereum (ETH) ($26.15 million), OP Mainnet ($18.12 million), and Starknet ($8.33 million). On the flip side, ecosystems with the largest net fund outflows include Arbitrum ($116.12 million), edgeX ($98.30 million), BNB Chain ($26.10 million), and Polygon PoS ($9.30 million).
In a separate development, a detailed schedule of token unlocks for the coming week has been published, highlighting key events that could affect market dynamics. The largest unlocks by value include Stable (STABLE) unlocking $29.26 million (3.98% of market value) on May 8, NAME (NAME) unlocking $28.16 million (6.72% of market value) on May 9, and Ethereum (ENA) unlocking $17.31 million (1.96% of market value) on May 5. The unlock for Space and Time (SXT) is notable for its size relative to market cap, at $6.05 million representing 27.60% of its market value on May 8.
The full unlock schedule (times in UTC+3) is as follows: Lagrange (LA) on May 4 at 03:00 ($1.58M), Power Protocol (POWER) on May 5 at 03:00 ($1.62M), Ethereum (ENA) on May 5 at 11:00 AM ($17.31M), GoldFinger (GF) on May 6 at 03:00 ($1.05M), INFINIT (IN) on May 7 at 03:00 ($1.41M), Stable (STABLE) on May 8 at 03:00 ($29.26M), Space and Time (SXT) on May 8 at 03:00 ($6.05M), NAME (NAME) on May 9 at 03:00 ($28.16M), Movement (MOVE) on May 9 at 03:00 ($2.87M), Babylon (BABY) on May 10 at 03:00 ($4.64M), HOME (HOME) on May 10 at 03:00 ($1.84M), Superform (UP) on May 10 at 03:00 ($2.49M), Cheelee (CHEEL) on May 10 at 12:00 ($1.30M), and Linea (LINEA) on May 10 at 3:00 PM ($2.78M).
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading near $78,713 after dipping to $75,000 last week. The broader market also digested news that Iran's proposed peace deal to the U.S. was rejected by President Donald Trump.
