BEAT has gained 32.1% in seven days before an Aug. 1 release that will place the token at the center of $77.07 million in scheduled BEAT, EIGEN and ZETA unlocks.
- $67.78 million in BEAT will unlock on Aug. 1, equal to 6.87% of circulation.
- EIGEN has fallen 12.6% before a $7.87 million release for investors and contributors.
- ZETA has lost 9% as 44.43 million tokens prepare to enter circulation.
- All three unlocks land Aug. 1, with recipient transfers set to determine immediate selling pressure.
RootData reported that Audiera will release 21.25 million BEAT at 9 a.m. Beijing time, valuing the allocation at approximately $67.78 million. The data platform calculates that the release equals 6.87% of BEAT’s circulating supply.
EigenCloud will unlock 38.35 million EIGEN worth about $7.87 million at 5 a.m. Beijing time, according to RootData. ZetaChain will add 44.43 million ZETA worth $1.42 million at midnight, with RootData placing the releases at 5.18% and 2.94% of circulation, respectively.
BEAT carries Aug. 1’s largest supply shock
BEAT traded near $3.16 after moving between $2.19 and $3.69 during the past week, according to CoinGecko. Although the token remained up 32.1% over seven days, it had retreated about 14% from the weekly high and lost 1% during the latest 24-hour period.
CoinGecko recorded $37.84 million in daily BEAT volume, up 148% from the previous day. RootData’s $67.78 million unlock valuation equals almost 1.8 times that turnover, although reported volume does not measure the amount of buy-side liquidity available to absorb recipient sales.
Using CoinGecko’s 309.27 million circulating-supply figure, the release would raise BEAT’s tradable supply to about 330.52 million if every unlocked token enters circulation. The release also equals roughly 7% of Audiera’s $965.6 million market capitalization at the checked price.
Burns drive BEAT demand before the unlock
Audiera reported 800,530 BEAT in revenue between July 13 and July 20, worth $1.84 million at the project’s stated price. It burned 797,230 BEAT during the same period, taking the cumulative amount removed from supply to 17.04 million.
“Over 17.04M BEAT permanently removed from circulation,” Audiera wrote in its July 20 update.
The August release is about 26.7 times the latest weekly burn and exceeds Audiera’s cumulative reported burns by 4.21 million tokens. At the July 20 pace, one burn would offset only 3.75% of the incoming allocation, leaving more than 20 million newly unlocked BEAT unmatched.
BEAT price faces $3.69 resistance
BEAT’s seven-day range places the first upper barrier at $3.69, where the latest advance stalled. A move above that level would take the token outside its weekly range, while another rejection would keep the recent pullback active.
On the downside, the $2.80 daily low provides the first price reference before the seven-day floor at $2.19. A fall from $3.16 to $2.19 would erase about 31% of BEAT’s value and return the token to the level that preceded its latest advance.
EIGEN has already moved lower ahead of its release.CoinGecko data placed the token near $0.203 after declines of 12.6% over seven days and 7.2% in 24 hours, while its $16.09 million daily volume put the unlock at about 49% of one day’s turnover.
ZETA traded near $0.0319 after losing 9% over seven days and 5.1% in 24 hours. CoinGecko reported approximately $4.07 million in daily volume, making its $1.42 million release equal to about 35% of turnover.
Market watchers warn of a $2.45 break
Commenting on BEAT’s price structure, market research account CrowdWisdom360 placed an additional support level between the daily and weekly lows.
“If BEAT holds above the $2.45 support, a retest of the $2.60 resistance is likely. A break below $2.45 risks a drop toward $2.30,” CrowdWisdom360 wrote.
CoinGecko’s community poll produced a less supportive reading, with 60% of respondents choosing bearish sentiment. The poll does not measure investor positions, but it shows that BEAT’s weekly rally has not removed concern about volatility or the coming supply increase.
U.S. traders see the unlocks on July 31
Beijing’s Aug. 1 schedule places all three releases on July 31 for U.S. traders. ZETA’s midnight event converts to noon EDT, EIGEN’s 5 a.m. release converts to 5 p.m. EDT, and BEAT’s 9 a.m. release follows at 9 p.m. EDT.
The timing puts ZETA and EIGEN into circulation during or shortly after U.S. trading hours, while BEAT arrives later in the evening. Crypto markets trade continuously, but exchange liquidity and recipient transfers during those hours may determine how quickly the new supply reaches order books.
Will BEAT, EIGEN and ZETA recipients sell after Aug. 1?
CoinGecko divides ZETA’s release among core contributors, the protocol treasury, purchasers and advisers, ecosystem growth, user incentives and liquidity incentives. Core contributors receive 13.13 million ZETA, followed by 12.83 million for the treasury and 9.33 million for purchasers and advisers.
CoinGecko lists a slightly smaller 36.82 million EIGEN release, with 19.75 million allocated to investors and 17.07 million to early contributors. RootData counts 38.35 million, while CoinMarketCap’s higher circulating-supply estimate would place that amount at 4.64% of supply rather than RootData’s 5.18%.
None of the available data proves that recipients intend to sell. Exchange deposits after the releases would provide stronger evidence of sell-side activity, while continued custody, staking, or treasury use would limit the amount immediately available to traders.
RootData’s dollar estimates will change with token prices before Aug. 1, but the token counts remain fixed under the reported schedules. CoinGecko’s price and volume data support a FOMO case only for BEAT; EIGEN and ZETA approach the event with falling prices and weaker demand.
