一周代币解锁预告:OP近亿美元大额解锁,7项目即将解锁

Odaily星球日报Publicado a 2023-12-24Actualizado a 2023-12-24

Resumen

暴涨的OP,即将迎来大额解锁。

整理 | Odaily星球日报

编辑 | Loopy Lu

一周代币解锁预告:OP近亿美元大额解锁,7项目即将解锁

下周,加密市场值得关注的代币解锁项目数量大增, 7 个项目将迎来代币解锁。

而在解锁项目中,OP 的超大额解锁绝对值得关注。近几日,OP 代币快速上涨,飙升的币价也让其市值狂飙猛进。而在即将迎来的解锁中,虽然代币数量仍然是与此前每月进行的定期解锁相同,但解锁金额已经达到令人咋舌的超 8000 万美元。

除此之外,YGG 也在进行着超过流通量 5% 的大额解锁。而老牌 NFT 市场X2Y2虽然解锁金额不大,但解锁份额占比仍然较大,近 10% 。

具体解锁情况如下:

一周代币解锁预告:OP近亿美元大额解锁,7项目即将解锁

大额解锁

Optimism

项目官网:https://www.optimism.io/

官方推特:https://twitter.com/optimismFND

本次解锁数量: 2416 万枚

本次解锁金额:(约) 8262 万美元

Optimism 将迎来近亿美元的超大额解锁。作为以太坊 Layer 2 赛道的龙头产品,Optimism 是第一个与 EVM 兼容的 Optimistic Rollup 路线的 L2。Optimism 与以太坊并行,能够在继承以太坊安全性的同时大规模处理交易。

本次释放的超 2400 万枚代币中,超 1275 万枚均归属于核心贡献者。其余 1140 万枚则归属于投资者。

今年 5 月,OP 完成其代币释放历史上最大规模的代币解锁,目前的解锁为每月一次的定期解锁。

一周代币解锁预告:OP近亿美元大额解锁,7项目即将解锁

从解锁数量来看,本次解锁占流通量的 2.65% ,但此前解锁为投资者提供了可供参考的历史数据。

从解锁量来看,大多数定期解锁解锁枚数均较为相似。而随着解锁的推进、流通量的上升,目前每次定额解锁的“占流通量比例”均逐次下降。本次解锁的“ 2.65% ”虽然较为大额,但已经较上次解锁时的解锁比例有所下降。

Yield  Guild Games

项目官网:https://yieldguild.io/

官方推特:https://twitter.com/YieldGuild

本次解锁数量: 1669 万枚

本次解锁金额:(约) 692 万美元

YGG 是此前曾火爆一时的游戏公会 DAO 项目,公会买入 GameFi 内的道具,并将其租借予玩家,抽取玩家的打金收入。

其解锁信息表明,本次解锁代币中 701 万枚归属于社区、 417 万枚归属于基金会、 320 万枚归属于投资者。

在最近一段时间,YGG 始终在频繁解锁。YGG 也有大量的代币未曾流向市场,目前有 46% 的代币仍在锁定之中。从释放模型来看,本次解锁并不算特殊。相似规模或量级的解锁,每月均在发生。且在未来并不会发生量级与此类常规解锁不同的更大规模解锁。投资者拥有充分的历史数据可供参考。

一周代币解锁预告:OP近亿美元大额解锁,7项目即将解锁

本周,YGG 代币将解锁约 1669 万枚,约合 692 万美元。目前 YGG 流通数量约 2.81 亿枚,本次解锁数量约为流通量的 5.94% 。

X2Y2

项目官网:https://x2y2.io/

官方推特:https://twitter.com/the_x2y2

本次解锁数量: 3750 万枚

本次解锁金额:(约) 51.6 万美元

X2Y2 是一家 NFT 交易平台。在推出之初,曾以零版税和低交易费用而闻名。本次将解锁 3750 万枚代币,价值约 51.6 万美元。

一周代币解锁预告:OP近亿美元大额解锁,7项目即将解锁

从解锁曲线来看,同类规模的解锁每季度出现一次。X2Y2 流通市值仅 460 余万美元,本次代币解锁虽然以金额计规模较小,但仍占据 X2Y2 流通量的 近 10% ,这是一次值得引起投资者注意的解锁。

常规解锁

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