Weekly Token Unlocks: HYPE to Unlock Tokens Worth Approximately $300 Million

Hyperliquid

Proyek Twitter: https://x.com/HyperliquidX

Project Website: https://hyperfoundation.org/

This Unlock Amount: 9.92 million tokens

This Unlock Value: Approximately $300 million

Hyperliquid is a high-performance blockchain built with the vision of creating a fully on-chain, open financial system. Liquidity, user applications, and trading activities synergize on a unified platform, aiming to encompass all financial activities.

The specific release schedule is as follows:

etena

Proyek Twitter: https://x.com/ethena_labs

Project Website: https://www.ethena.fi/

This Unlock Amount: 212 million tokens

This Unlock Value: Approximately $31.06 million

The algorithmic stablecoin USDe, launched by Ethena Labs, currently relies on collateral such as BTC and stETH and their inherent yield. It simultaneously creates short positions on Bitcoin and ETH to hedge delta exposure and utilizes perpetual/ futures funding rates to maintain its peg and provide yield. Essentially, it uses the yield from the spot holdings to offset the losses from the equivalent short positions, achieving balance while capturing ETH staking rewards and funding rates from the short positions.

The specific release schedule is as follows:

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