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3 Token Unlocks to Watch in This Week

Source Beincrypto

The crypto market will welcome tokens worth more than $913 million this week. Major projects, including DoubleZero (2Z), Sui (SUI), and Collector Crypt (CARDS), will release significant new token supplies.

These unlocks could introduce market volatility and influence short-term price movements. So, here’s a breakdown of what to watch.

1. DoubleZero (2Z)

Unlock Date: October 2
Number of Tokens to be Unlocked: 1.66 billion 2Z
Released Supply: 3.47 billion 2Z
Total Supply: 10 billion 2Z

DoubleZero is a network layer built for blockchains and other distributed systems. It routes validator traffic over fiber links supplied by independent contributors, which reduces latency compared with the public internet.

On October 2, the network will unlock 1.66 billion 2Z, worth $113.20 million. The tokens account for 47.69% of the released supply. The date also marks one year since 2Z began trading on October 2, 2025.

2Z Crypto Token Unlock in October. Source: Tokenomist

DoubleZero will split the supply 7 ways. Jump Crypto will receive the largest share at 575 million 2Z. Malbec Labs and institutions will get 350 million and 300 million tokens, respectively.

The team will receive 250 million 2Z, while contributors will get 100 million. Finally, builders and validators will receive 50 million and 30 million tokens.

2. Sui (SUI)

Unlock Date: October 1
Number of Tokens to be Unlocked: 13.26 million SUI
Released Supply: 4.1 billion SUI
Total Supply: 10 billion SUI

Sui is a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain. It utilizes the Move programming language to enable scalable, secure, and efficient decentralized applications (dApps).

Moreover, the network focuses on parallel execution for high throughput, making it suitable for gaming, decentralized finance (DeFi), and Web3 ecosystems.

On October 1, Sui will unlock 13.26 million altcoins as part of its monthly schedule. This stack represents 0.32% of the released supply. Furthermore, it is worth approximately $16.84 million.

SUI Token Unlock in October. Source: Tokenomist

Of the unlocked supply, early contributors and the community reserve will get 7.19 million and 4 million SUI, respectively. Lastly, Mysten Labs will receive 2.07 million altcoins.

3. Collector Crypt (CARDS)

Unlock Date: September 29
Number of Tokens to be Unlocked: 59.26 million CARDS
Released Supply: 558.21 million CARDS
Total Supply: 2 billion CARDS

Collector Crypt is a marketplace on the Solana (SOL) blockchain for tokenized trading cards. Users can buy, trade, and redeem graded physical cards that the platform keeps in storage vaults. CARDS is the platform’s native token.

On September 29, Collector Crypt will unlock 59.26 million CARDS. The tokens are valued at $11.67 million and account for 10.62% of the released supply.

CARDS Crypto Token Unlock in September. Source: Tokenomist

The team will receive most of the unlocked tokens: 32.50 million CARDS. The community will get 14.58 million tokens. In addition, advisors and seed investors will receive 7.01 million and 5.16 million CARDS, respectively.

In addition to these three, Ethena (ENA), Falcon Finance (FF), and Sign (SIGN) will also experience new supply entering the market this week. Tokenomist has marked the unlocks as pending verification, so these figures remain projections.

Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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