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🚨 UPDATE: Over $353M worth of tokens will be unlocked this week. The largest will be $89.8M unlocked by $FTN on Sept. 19.

📅 Main events of the coming week Monday August 18: 🔓 Raps: FastToken (#FTN) - 4.63% ($ 91.40 million) ##K Kinto will introduce a new market miker 😎 #XMR Unstoppable Private Wallet will introduce hind -up support to Monero

$SUI Leads August TokenUnlocks as Total Value Drops 52% to $3B $SUI is facing the largest August token unlock at $167.62 million on Aug. 1, raising supply concerns. Total crypto unlocks plummet 52% from July's $6.3 billion to an estimated $3 billion in August. $FTN follows with $91.6 million unlocking on Aug. 18, though 94% of tokens are already circulating publicly. $APT, $AVAX, and $ARBround out major unlocks with $51.5M, $40.35M, and $39.24M, respectively. Low-float tokens like Starknet and Kaito may see higher volatilitydespite smaller unlock amounts. Only 34.5% of $SUI supply is currently unlocked, creating elevated risks during the massive August release. Polymath CEO notes investors have moved beyond "unlock anxiety" toward evaluating fundamental token economics and governance. The dramatic unlock reduction doesn't signal long-term market slowdown but reflects cyclical sentiment and liquidity planning shifts.

The current market trend in Nigeria is showing a positive trajectory. The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) has seen a 3.7% increase in the last 7 days, with the Materials sector leading the charge with an 18% gain . The All-Share Index (ASI) has also experienced a 0.48% increase, currently standing at 133,200.00 . Top gainers include Academy Press, FTN Cocoa, and Sovrenins, all with a 10% increase in share price . In terms of sector performance, the Materials sector is followed closely by the Industrials and Tech sectors, with gains of 9.56% and 8.37%, respectively . On the other hand, the Energy, Healthcare, and Telecom sectors have experienced declines. It's worth noting that the Nigerian market is currently trading at a Price to Earnings (PE) ratio of 8.1x, which is lower than its 3-year average PE of 9.1x ¹. This suggests that investors are cautious about future earnings growth. #growth #Nigeria #Trading #Market