UNI, FET, ENS and APE are among major tokens whose vesting schedules have now fully run their course, with 100% of allocations already unlocked. The implication is structural: no further token unlocks will add to circulating supply from these projects' original allocation plans.
Why it matters
For tokens still mid-vesting, every cliff or linear unlock is a potential supply event that can pressure price as early investors and team members rotate out. UNI, FET, ENS and APE no longer carry that overhang. The dilution risk that has been priced (or discounted) into these names is now in the rearview, and the forward story becomes about adoption, fees, and demand rather than supply mechanics.
Market impact
The flip side is that "fully unlocked" is neither bullish nor bearish on its own. It removes a known risk but does not add demand. Price action for UNI, FET, ENS and APE will now track the same fundamentals any other token does: revenue, user growth, governance activity, and the broader risk-on/risk-off pulse of the market. The supply growth story is over; the utility story is just getting priced in.
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Frequently asked questions
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What should investors watch now that these tokens are fully unlocked?
Watch revenue and fees, active users, governance participation, and any team or insider wallet movements. Supply mechanics are no longer the main swing factor for UNI, FET, ENS and APE.
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