$77M Token Unlocks Due Aug. 1; BEAT's $68M Release Looms as Key Supply Shock

Around $77.07 million worth of crypto tokens are scheduled to unlock on Aug. 1 (Beijing time), led by BEAT alongside smaller releases in EIGEN and ZETA, according to RootData. RootData estimates the combined unlock value at BEAT $67.78 million, EIGEN $7.87 million and ZETA $1.42 million. All three events fall on Aug. 1 in Beijing, which is July 31 for U.S. market participants: ZETA unlocks at midnight BJT (noon EDT), EIGEN at 5 a.m. BJT (5 p.m. EDT) and BEAT at 9 a.m. BJT (9 p.m. EDT). BEAT: large unlock meets mixed near-term tape Audiera is set to release 21.25 million BEAT at 9 a.m. Beijing time, valued at about $67.78 million per RootData. That amount equals roughly 6.87% of circulating supply, based on CoinGecko's 309.27 million figure. The unlock alone is about 1.8x BEAT's reported daily trading volume, raising the risk of sell-side pressure even as recent activity suggests some FOMO-driven demand. BEAT last traded around $3.16 after a seven-day gain of 32.1% (weekly range $2.19–$3.69). It was roughly 14% below the weekly high and down about 1% over 24 hours. Daily volume was $37.84 million, up 148% day over day. If fully circulated, tradable supply would rise to roughly 330.52 million BEAT. At the referenced price, the unlock equals about 7% of Audiera's reported $965.6 million market cap. Audiera also reported 800,530 BEAT in revenue and burned 797,230 BEAT between July 13–20, bringing cumulative burns to 17.04 million. The Aug. 1 release is about 26.7x the most recent weekly burn and exceeds cumulative reported burns by around 4.21 million. At the stated burn pace, one week of burning would offset only about 3.75% of the incoming allocation. On sentiment and levels, CrowdWisdom360 highlighted $2.45 as key support and $2.60 as the next resistance; a break below $2.45 could open downside toward $2.30. CoinGecko's community poll leaned bearish, with 60% marked bearish. EIGEN and ZETA: smaller unlocks, meaningful versus liquidity EIGEN: RootData lists a 38.35 million EIGEN unlock at 5 a.m. BJT (about $7.87 million). CoinGecko showed EIGEN near $0.203, down 12.6% over seven days and 7.2% in 24 hours. Daily volume was about $16.09 million, putting the unlock at roughly 49% of one day's turnover. ZETA: RootData lists a 44.43 million ZETA unlock at midnight BJT (about $1.42 million). ZETA traded near $0.0319, down around 9% over seven days and 5.1% over 24 hours. Daily volume was roughly $4.07 million, making the release about 35% of daily turnover. CoinGecko's allocation breakdown indicates ZETA's release is distributed across core contributors (13.13 million), the protocol treasury (12.83 million), purchasers/advisers (9.33 million), plus ecosystem grants and liquidity incentives. For EIGEN, CoinGecko lists a slightly smaller 36.82 million release, split roughly 19.75 million to investors and 17.07 million to early contributors; RootData's figure is 38.35 million, reflecting differing supply estimates across providers. What it means for markets Sell pressure is not automatic: recipients may hold, stake, or retain tokens in treasuries. Post-unlock exchange deposits are typically the clearest observable signal of near-term sell-side intent. RootData's dollar valuations will fluctuate with price into the unlock window, while token counts and schedules follow project calendars. Overall, BEAT enters the event with elevated volume and a recent rally, but the size of the unlock creates a meaningful supply overhang. EIGEN and ZETA approach their unlocks with weaker price action and lower momentum, which can leave them more sensitive to supply-driven downside. Key items to watch include exchange inflows and order-book behavior after each unlock (noon EDT for ZETA, 5 p.m. EDT for EIGEN, 9 p.m. EDT for BEAT), BEAT's $2.45 support and $2.60 resistance, and any updates from Audiera, EigenCloud or ZetaChain on how unlocked allocations will be used or distributed. Bottom line: roughly $77 million in new token supply is scheduled to arrive in a tight window, with BEAT accounting for the vast majority and posing the largest potential supply shock. EIGEN and ZETA are smaller in dollar terms but sizable relative to their liquidity.