SUI leads $1.4 billion in token unlocks this week
More than $1.4 billion in token unlocks hit the market during the week of January 26 to February 2, 2026, based on figures from CoinGecko.
Sui takes the top spot by dollar value, trailed by a group of DeFi, layer-2, and AI projects. Of that total, $154.95 million arrives as cliff releases, which means those tokens enter circulation in single batches rather than a slow drip.
SUI headlines this week’s token unlocks
The Sui coin leads the pack with a massive $62.68 million release. However, although the figure is quite high, the supply will only get boosted by 1.14%, which means that the price impact is not expected to be significant. Sui implements a very long vesting schedule, and with each release, it unlocks some of the tokens owned by early investors, the team, and various community initiatives.
Generally, such an event is monitored by traders who are looking for sell signals. With the release being equal to only a little over 1% of the supply, one should expect very few impacts on the chart.
$1.4 Billion in Token Unlocks This Week
Total cliff unlock, unlocked immediately after a set period, is $154.95M this week:
• sui:native $62.68M
• ethereum:0xec53bf9167f50cdeb3ae105f56099aaab9061f83 $11.82M
• base:0x868fced65edbf0056c4163515dd840e9f287a4c3 $11.72M
•…— Cryptopolitan (@CPOfficialtx) July 6, 2026
Mid-sized releases from EigenCloud, Sign, Kamino, and Jupiter
Four other projects are grouped in the $10 million to $12 million range under Sui. EigenCloud token has an issuance of $11.82 million, making up 6.71% of its total circulation. This project takes the middle ground within this grouping based on these two metrics. Sign is just slightly under at $11.72 million.
Sign accounts for 17.61% of the total supply, the highest on the list. Kamino adds $10.51 million, or 6.12% of supply, and Jupiter closes the group at $10.15 million, worth 3.95%. For Sign holders, the percentage is the figure to watch. The dollar amount looks modest next to Sui, but the supply impact runs far heavier.
Smaller token unlocks close out the week
The bottom half of the token unlocking list is made up of tokens starting from Optimism and finishing with Gunz. The largest sum of money – $9.15 million which is 1.62% of supply is released by Optimism. Next on the list is Ethena which releases $6.73 million that makes a mere 0.56% of supply.
Further comes Sahara AI with $5.54 million and a significant 8.30% of supply. ZetaChain follows with $3.47 million that equals to 2.10% and last but not least Gunz releases $2.63 million which is 5.70% of its supply. However, dollar amounts tell us only part of the story. Ethena releases the largest sum of money despite the fact that it affects the smallest amount of supply.
How to read a week of heavy supply
Just because a dollar amount is large doesn’t necessarily mean that it causes selling pressure. The thing that counts here is the size of new supply coming to market in relation to existing supply, as well as the way it comes to the market – all at once or in installments. In this case, the $154.95 million cliff release is done all at once.
On a percentage basis, Sign and Sahara AI stand out, so their charts are worth checking in the days around the release. Sui grabs the top of the list, but its supply increase is small enough that the effect may stay quiet. The rest of the token unlocks add supply at a slower pace. None of these events are a guaranteed sell signal on their own.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
The main AI investment theme enters the second stage! "Turning Tokens into Cash Flow" drives allocation logic, Dynatrace (DT.US) stands at the forefront of a super trend
The valuation anchor for the AI investment boom is gradually shifting from "capital expenditure scale" to "capital return efficiency."

Awaiting Nvidia's earnings report, semiconductor sector leads gains in Asia-Pacific markets; South Korean stocks close up 0.97%, oil prices fall for the third straight day, bond market strengthens
The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index rose by 0.9%, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix contributing most to the gains. The Nikkei 225 closed up 0.6% at 66,262.16 points, while the Korea Composite Stock Price Index closed up 0.97% at 6,808.21 points. Brent crude fell by 1.7% to around $87 per barrel, with a cumulative decline of about 8% this week. Potential easing of inflationary pressures drove strength in the bond market.
Shares plunge 30% after earnings! Dick’s Sporting Goods (DKS.US) posts dismal results, Wall Street investment banks collectively lower price targets
After Dick's Sporting Goods released its earnings, Wall Street investment banks lowered their target prices.

UBS: MLCC distributor inventories fall to a new low, while unit prices rise again
According to a report by UBS, global MLCC distributor inventory levels have dropped by another 8% compared to four weeks ago, setting a new historical low, while inventory value has simultaneously increased by 10%. Driven by strong AI demand, a high book-to-bill ratio, and capacity utilization rising to 95%, the tight supply and demand situation is spreading from distributors to the entire market.
