CryptoRank data shows that several crypto projects are set for major token unlocks in the fourth quarter of 2026, following their first significant post-cliff release schedules. The unlocks involve allocations held by investors, team members, early supporters and other early participants, a setup that may add new token supply to the market. Among the projects listed, MON is expected to see the largest unlock by value at about $521 million. CryptoRank said that figure equals 131.6% of Monad’s current market capitalization. Other projects on the list include STABLE at roughly $353 million, KITE at about $119 million, LIT at around $52 million, PIEVERSE at about $46 million and ALLO at roughly $43 million. The data was cited by BlockBeats on Oct. 2.
Several crypto projects are set for major token unlocks in the fourth quarter of 2026 after their first significant post-cliff release schedules, according to CryptoRank data cited by BlockBeats on Oct. 2. The unlocks involve investors, team members, early supporters and other early participants, and may add fresh token supply pressure.
Projects facing large Q4 unlocks
The list shows MON with an expected unlock value of about $521 million, followed by STABLE at roughly $353 million, KITE at about $119 million, LIT at around $52 million, PIEVERSE at about $46 million and ALLO at roughly $43 million.
Monad leads by unlock size
CryptoRank said Monad (MON) is expected to post the largest unlock among the projects listed, with an estimated value of about $521 million. That amount is equal to 131.6% of its current market capitalization.
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