Crypto projects are set to release more than $730.1 million in tokens during the final week of October 2026, with Collector Crypt (CARDS), Sui (SUI) and Kamino (KMNO) accounting for the three largest scheduled unlocks. Tokenomist has flagged all three as pending verification, so the figures below remain projections until the schedules are confirmed on-chain.
Collector Crypt's insider-heavy tranche
Collector Crypt will unlock 59.26 million CARDS on Oct. 29, worth $17.57 million at current prices. That's 9.60% of the released supply — a bigger share of the float than either Sui or Kamino is putting into circulation.
The split matters more than the headline number. Of the 59.26 million tokens, 32.50 million go to the team, 14.58 million to the community, 7.01 million to advisors and 5.16 million to seed investors. That's roughly 45 million tokens — about three-quarters of the tranche — heading to insiders and early backers. The project's total supply is 2 billion CARDS, with 617.47 million already released.
Sui's slow drip
Sui will unlock 13.15 million SUI on Nov. 1, worth approximately $12.11 million. Against a released supply of 4.12 billion SUI out of a 10 billion total, the tranche is just 0.32% of the float. Early contributors get 7.08 million, the community reserve gets 4 million and the Mysten Labs Treasury receives 2.07 million.
That's a routine distribution for a network that has been steadily expanding its circulating base. It's also the only one of the three majors whose unlock falls after the month flips to November.
Kamino's key-stakeholder allocation
Kamino unlocks 229.17 million KMNO on Oct. 30, valued at approximately $9.69 million. That's 2.73% of the released supply, against a total supply of 10 billion KMNO and 8.40 billion already released. Key stakeholders and advisors take 145.83 million tokens, with 83.33 million going to core contributors.
In raw token terms it's the largest of the three, though the dollar value trails both CARDS and SUI. The KMNO float is already deep — more than eight in ten tokens are out — so a 229 million tranche moves the needle less than the CARDS unlock does proportionally.
Also on the calendar
EigenCloud (EIGEN), Sahara AI (SAHARA) and Sign (SIGN) round out the week's notable unlocks, though the source data does not specify their tranche sizes or dollar values.
The practical takeaway for holders: the CARDS unlock on Thursday is the one to watch, both for its size relative to the float and for how much of it lands with the team and seed investors. Kamino follows Friday, and Sui closes out the weekend. Tokenomist's pending-verification tag means any of the three could shift before the tokens actually move.
