Each token tracked on Tokenomist has a dedicated page that consolidates release schedules, allocations, and methodology in one place. This shows you not only when tokens are released, but also who benefits and how precise the data is. By combining every aspect of supply analysis into one standardized view, the Token Page makes it easier to evaluate dilution risk, investor incentives, and long-term sustainability at a glance.
Tabs on a token page appear conditionally based on available data. Not every token will show all tabs (e.g., Burn, Buyback, Fundraising, or Claimed may not appear if no data exists for that token). Recently added tabs may display a (NEW) badge.
Each Token Page is organized into the following modules:
Emission: Net supply changes (cliff, linear, inflation, deflation). See Precision and Assumption for how we categorize releases into cliff unlocks or linear releases.
Unlock Progress & Notable Events: A snapshot of total released supply and upcoming cliff unlocks.
Release Schedule: An interactive token release chart with allocation toggles and metric overlays.
Percentage of released supply offset by burn activities.
Buyback
Percentage of released supply offset by buyback activities.
Dynamic
Allocations have variable emission rates that change according to the protocol’s design parameters. Historical data reflects the actual tokens emitted under this allocation, while future values are projected based on historical emission data.
Claim
Net USD amount claimers received from vesting addresses.
Total claimed × Current price
Raise amount
Aggregated capital from all funding rounds (private and public) that represents total investor commitment across all project stages.
Version
The data version/revision number for this token’s tokenomics data.
Updated
The date when this token’s tokenomics data was last updated.
This table summarizes the core market valuation and supply fundamentals of a crypto token that helps you understand how the token is valued today vs its potential value when all tokens are released.
The number of tokens currently available and actively trading in the public market, reported by CoinGecko.
Adjusted market cap (MCAP)
The total value of a cryptocurrency’s released supply excluding permanently burned tokens. This metric may differ from reported market cap, as it includes tokens that are available but may still be held in stakeholder wallets. This is a Tokenomist Metric.
Current Price × Released Supply exclude burned
Fully diluted value (FDV)
The theoretical total market value of a cryptocurrency assuming all possible tokens are in circulation. This is a Tokenomist Metric.
Limited supply tokens: Maximum Supply × Current Price Unlimited supply tokens: Projected Supply at Year 2035 × Current Price
Float %
The percentage of tradable supply currently in circulation, excluding burned tokens.
Limited supply tokens: Released supply ÷ max supply (both net of burns) Unlimited supply tokens: Y2035 projections
This panel presents how much of a token’s total supply has already been released into circulation and how much remains locked, which helps you understand token maturity and future dilution risk. Hovering your mouse over the element will show released, unreleased, TBD locked, and untracked token amount and percentage of total supply.
Metric
Description
Formula
Released progress
Percentage of the total release schedule that has completed, including burned tokens. Reaches 100% when all scheduled unlocks finish, regardless of subsequent burns.
This panel highlights the next major token unlock event for the project. It provides understanding on how much new supply will enter the market, when it will happen, and how large the impact could be. Hovering your mouse over the element will show type of unlock, allocations, unlocked amount in token, USD, and percentage of released supply of that upcoming unlock event.
This panel focuses on how many tokens have been emitted, or released into circulation, and where those tokens came from. This helps you understand the source of supply growth and token distribution dynamics. On type of unlock, hovering your mouse over the element will show type of unlock, allocations, and unlocked amount in token, USD, and percentage of released supply.Beside that is the emission component, which standardizes all supply changes into:
Inflation: all positive supply emission from cliff unlocks and linear releases.
Deflation: all negative supply decreases from mechanisms such as burn.
Emission: the difference between inflation and deflation in the timeframe.
Cliff unlock: an unlock event that occurs at a set interval greater than one day (e.g., weekly, monthly, quarterly). This represents a discrete, periodic release of tokens.
Linear release: a continuous, daily release of a specific number of tokens. This represents a smooth, predictable increase in the circulating supply.
By default, the timeframe is set to All, which is all historical emissions.
Metric
Description
Deflation
Tokens permanently removed (burned) from circulation. This occurs through either pre-programmed events or manual burns by the project team.
This table exhibits how the total token supply is allocated across different purposes and groups, offering understanding about who controls the tokens and how future supply will be distributed. Clicking on the element will show precision and assumption of an allocation.
The unlock widget shows total supply status, i.e., how much of the token’s supply is Released, TBD Locked, Unreleased, or Untracked.To the right of that, the Notable Cliff Unlocks shows 1 upcoming cliff unlock events (or All Historical & 2-year Future Unlock Events with Pro in unlock event).These components can be used to gauge the current status of token release progress and any important upcoming release events at a glance.
The Release Schedule shows how supply enters circulation over time, with interactive tools to customize the view.On the left, allocations can be toggled individually or regrouped into standard allocations for cross-project comparison. Both the chart and the allocation table update instantly, and Pro users can export the full dataset as CSV .The chart offers multiple controls:
Modes: Cumulative stacked (default) or a non-cumulative bar chart
Timeframes: the last 7D, 1M, 1Y, or All for the entire historical and projected view
Resolution: Monthly, Weekly , Daily
Striped bars highlight TBD allocations, making uncertain supply visible. If projects later define these, updates are recorded in the Historical Changes panel.
This table gives detailed, verifiable information about each token allocation and how those tokens are released over time. It can help you understand supply mechanics, lockups, and future inflation risk.
Column name
Description
Allocation
Name of the allocation as stated in data sources or group allocations
Token amount
The total amount of token that is allocated to an allocation.
Assumption
Data used for the vesting chart
Precision
The accuracy and specificity of the unlock time
Reference
Reference source of information
Description
A summary from reference
Our Precision & Assumption framework helps you quickly judge how reliable each piece of tokenomics data is.Assumptions show where the release data originates. Precision indicates how exact the timing is. This framework ensures that you aren’t just seeing what is set to unlock, but also how much confidence you should have in that information.Learn more at Precision and Assumption.
The Token Page combines every aspect of supply analysis into one standardized view. This makes it easier to evaluate dilution risk, investor incentives, and long-term sustainability, all in one place.
