The crypto market will see token unlocks totaling more than $623.9 million in the second week of November 2026, with three major projects leading the release.
Allora (ALLO) will unlock 160.22 million tokens on November 11, worth $23.14 million. This represents 65.54% of ALLO's released supply of 244.44 million tokens out of a total supply of 1 billion. Early backers will receive 102.47 million ALLO, while core contributors get 57.75 million. ALLO is a decentralized AI network that coordinates independent machine-learning models and rewards them based on prediction accuracy. The token is used for AI inference payments, staking, and governance.
Aztec (AZTEC), a privacy-focused Layer-2 network on Ethereum using zero-knowledge proofs, will release 797.50 million AZTEC on November 13. The tokens are worth $9.88 million and represent 31.81% of AZTEC's released supply of 2.51 billion out of a total supply of 10.35 billion. The entire release goes to the foundation.
Connex (CONX), a permissionless Web3 professional network integrating blockchain with networking, will unlock 1.32 million tokens on November 15, worth approximately $17.01 million. This represents 1.37% of CONX's released supply of 96.53 million out of 100 million total. The ecosystem will receive around 822,500 CONX, while the community treasury gets 500,000 tokens.
Tokenomist marked these Allora, Connex, and Aztec unlocks as pending verification, meaning the figures remain projections.