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In the upcoming week, the token market will face significant moments. Several well-known projects, including FTN, ZRO, and Kaito, will unlock a large number of tokens, with a total value expected to exceed $200 million. Among them, the unlock ratio for ZRO and ZK is as high as 8.53%, which may trigger a wave of selling in the short term.
Unlocking events are often like a double-edged sword. On one hand, the increase in circulation may lead to a price drop; on the other hand, it injects new liquidity into the project, potentially bringing long-term benefits.
It is worth noting that the current market capitalization of stablecoins has surpassed $276.9 billion, indicating ample market liquidity. This may help alleviate the selling pressure brought about by this unlocking, resulting in relatively moderate price fluctuations.
Pay special attention to Layer Zero projects like ZRO. If they can maintain price stability after unlocking, it is likely to boost the enthusiasm of the entire cross-chain sector. Especially after Japan recently approved the JPY stablecoin, Asian capital may accelerate its inflow into this field.
For investors, closely monitoring the price trends of various tokens next week is crucial. If there is a significant pullback, it could be a good opportunity to buy at a lower price, especially for those investors who are optimistic about the development prospects of cross-chain technology. However, any investment decision should be based on thorough research and risk assessment.