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Weekly Token Unlock Roundup: Humanity Protocol Leads with 7.9% of Circulating Supply This week's major token unlocks feature several notable projects. Humanity Protocol (H) has the most significant unlock, releasing 270 million tokens valued at approximately $19.88 million, which represents 7.9% of its circulating supply. The project is an anti-sybil blockchain network focused on human identity verification and user data ownership. Other projects with substantial unlocks include SoSoValue (SOSO), an AI-powered crypto investment research platform, unlocking 23.45 million tokens worth about $7.27 million. Collector (COLL), a platform bridging physical collectibles with Web3 digital markets, is unlocking 28.86 million tokens valued at roughly $5.57 million. Each project section includes links to their official Twitter and website, details on the unlock amount and value, a brief description, and a visual token release schedule chart. The unlocks represent planned emissions according to each project's vesting and distribution timetable.

Beijing Junzheng Technology Co., Ltd. (Junzheng) has achieved dual listing on the A-share and Hong Kong stock exchanges, solidifying its position as a platform semiconductor company. The company navigated the 2024 industry downturn, with a strong rebound in Q1 2026. Revenue reached 15.60 billion yuan, up 47.1% year-on-year, while net profit surged over 300% to 3.20 billion yuan, with a net margin of 20.5%. Key growth drivers include Automotive and Industrial storage, demand for AIoT and edge AI, and the robotics market. Junzheng operates three core product lines: Storage (ISSI brand, ~60% of revenue), Computing (Ingenic brand), and Analog (Lumissil brand). It competes globally, ranking 2nd in SRAM and 7th in niche DRAM and NOR Flash (2025 revenue). Its product synergy offers system-level solutions. The company plans to invest a significant portion of its HK$3.13 billion IPO proceeds into R&D and strategic M&A to fuel future growth.

The Jackson Hole Economic Symposium concluded with key central bank signals and political undercurrents. New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, in his first major policy speech, took a hawkish stance by declaring inflation containment the Fed's top priority. He warned that without clear evidence of inflation moving sufficiently toward the 2% target, "we have more work to do," raising market expectations for a potential near-term rate hike and focusing attention on upcoming CPI data and the September FOMC meeting. European Central Bank officials echoed concerns, with members indicating a likely September rate hike due to persistent inflationary pressures and economic resilience. In contrast, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey struck a more cautious tone, suggesting a wait-and-see approach as inflation effects in the UK appear mild. The symposium also featured academic discussions on the impact of financial innovations like tokenization on payment systems and monetary policy, highlighting ongoing regulatory challenges for central banks. A political backdrop was provided by renewed White House efforts to dismiss Fed Governor Lisa Cook over alleged misconduct, a move her lawyer called baseless, underscoring continued political pressure on the central bank. Notable absences included ECB President Christine Lagarde, BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda, and former Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has announced the inclusion of the HEMI token on its list of assets subject to delisting. This decision follows the discovery of a security vulnerability in the smart contract used for the token's distribution. According to Bithumb, a vulnerability was found in the smart contract used by the organization responsible for the HEMI ecosystem to distribute initial rewards. This flaw allowed for an unusual withdrawal of tokens from the contract and led to the unauthorized liquidation of assets. The security incident prompted Bithumb to review HEMI's trading status. The exchange has now placed the token under monitoring for potential delisting and will closely follow developments related to the project. This monitoring status does not guarantee final delisting but indicates the token is under review for compliance with Bithumb's listing criteria, and trading may be suspended in the future. Bithumb's future assessments of HEMI will be crucial. The project's response to the vulnerability, its handling of losses, and measures to prevent recurrence will be key factors in the exchange's analysis. Investors are advised to monitor further announcements from Bithumb regarding HEMI.

The CFTC's Market Participant Division issued a staff letter (No. 26-25) providing broad no-action relief for passive cryptocurrency trading software providers. This exempts them from registering as brokers if their software only passively connects users to regulated markets, without routing/executing orders, holding funds, or giving explicit trading signals. The move comes two days after the U.S. Senate blocked the CLARITY Act, a major digital asset market structure bill. CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam expressed disappointment over the stalled legislation but affirmed the agency's commitment to using its existing authority. The relief outlines ten conditions, including disclosure requirements and written agreements with registered partners, but is non-binding and can be modified. In a parallel move, the SEC also issued a long-awaited exemption for innovation projects on the same day, with Commissioner Hester Peirce noting that truly decentralized systems may not need such exemptions.