Track OBOL token unlocks and vesting releases for Obol Technologies. View upcoming unlock dates, cliff schedules, and circulating supply impact.
Detailed breakdown of all scheduled OBOL token unlocks
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Key questions and answers about Obol Technologies token unlocks and vesting schedule
Obol Technologies's token unlock schedule spans from May 7, 2025 to August 7, 2028 (~39 months), releasing a total of 500,000,000 OBOL tokens across 40 unlock events. The initial circulating supply at TGE was 0% of total supply. As of now, 43% of all tokens have been unlocked.
OBOL has a total supply of 500,000,000 tokens. As of May 2026, approximately 58.7% (293,670,000 tokens) are in circulation per market data, while 57% (285,104,455 tokens) remain locked per the vesting schedule.
The next OBOL token unlock is scheduled for June 7, 2026 (in 25 days), releasing 4,922,400 tokens (1% of total supply). This unlock represents 2.3% of Obol Technologies's current market cap.
Recipient breakdown for this unlock:
Token unlocks increase circulating supply, which can create selling pressure. The largest upcoming OBOL unlock releases 10.9% of market cap worth of tokens on August 7, 2026. In total, 27 upcoming unlocks will release 285,217,920 tokens (57% of total supply).
Larger unlocks relative to market cap tend to generate stronger selling pressure. Unlocks going to investors and insiders are often considered higher-risk for price impact than those going to community or ecosystem pools.
OBOL token unlocks are distributed to 4 groups: Community, Investors, Insiders, and Public Sale. The largest allocation (53.8%) goes to Community.
Community (53.8%) — 269,000,000 OBOL:
Investors (23.6%) — 118,000,000 OBOL:
Insiders (19%) — 95,000,000 OBOL:
Public Sale (3.6%) — 18,000,000 OBOL:
All OBOL tokens will be fully vested by August 7, 2028 approximately 27 months from now. Currently 43% of the total supply has been released, with 57% (285,104,455 tokens) remaining across 27 future unlock events.
