More than 40 crypto projects will unlock $755 million in assets in July
There will be more than 40 cryptocurrency projects unlocking encrypted assets worth $755 million. These projects include AltLayer, Arbitrum, Optimism, and more. According to Token Unlocks data, the project with the largest unlock volume in July is AltLayer (ALT), which is expected to unlock 684 million tokens worth about $125 million on July 25. Xai (XAI) follows closely, with the project unlocking tokens worth about $93 million on July 9. In addition, projects such as Aptos, Arbitrum, Optimism, Sui, Immutable, and Starknet will also unlock a large number of tokens in July. For example, Aptos will unlock tokens worth $77 million in July, while Arbitrum plans to unlock tokens worth $75 million on July 16.
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