2026-01-05 18:34:30

Looking at $AVNT's on-chain metrics, there's an interesting setup worth examining:

Price Action:
• All-Time High: $2.66
• All-Time Low: $0.179
• Current Level: $0.344
• Total Supply: 1B tokens
• Circulating Supply: 258M tokens

The striking part? Current price sits dangerously close to ATL territory, yet the token unlock schedule shows only 30% of total supply has entered circulation so far.

This creates a peculiar dynamic—we're trading near historical lows while 70% of supply remains locked. That's a massive unlock overhang ahead. The question becomes: Is this price action reflecting genuine bearish sentiment on the project, or are markets pricing in future dilution from those locked tokens hitting the market?

What's your take on how this unlock schedule plays into the risk-reward here? 🤔

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-07 18:20

70% of the supply is still locked, suppressing the price, which is a pretty clever logic... indicating that the market has already caught on.

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bridge_anxiety

· 01-05 22:52

70% is still locked, this is a ticking time bomb, no wonder the price is at the floor.

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hodl_therapist

· 01-05 19:01

70% is still locked... This is a ticking time bomb, no wonder it dropped so much.

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MrRightClick

· 01-05 18:49

70% lock-up still keeps the price so low, indicating the market has already priced it in. It all depends on how the officials spin the story.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-05 18:41

NGL, this unlock schedule is a bit extreme. 70% is still locked, and the market is already so pessimistic, which shows that people really don't have high hopes.

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NFTregretter