According to Flood (@ThinkingUSD), the upcoming unlocks of Solana tokens are already accounted for in the current market price. This suggests that traders should not expect significant price volatility as a direct result of the unlock event, as the market has already adjusted for this anticipated supply increase. Flood's analysis indicates that proactive pricing is a factor that traders must consider when evaluating Solana's future price movements.

According to Miles Deutscher, nearly $1.6 billion worth of SOL is set to unlock in March, coinciding with market weakness as SOL hits new YTD lows. This scenario is pivotal for traders as it may lead to increased selling pressure, potentially affecting SOL's market price. However, the potential introduction of Solana ETFs could offer new trading opportunities in the future, providing a dual aspect of risk and opportunity for traders.

According to Ai 姨, 11.2 million $SOL, worth $2.06 billion, from the FTX bankruptcy auction will unlock on March 1. Previously, FTX sold 41 million SOL through three auctions. Notably, Galaxy purchased 25.52 million SOL at $64 each, achieving a 187% return, while Pantera and others acquired 13.67 million SOL at $95 each, with a 93% return. Figure and additional buyers bought 1.8 million SOL at $102 per coin, resulting in an 80% return.

According to @intotheblock, $24.9M worth of BTC is unlocked daily with minimal market cap impact. However, Stargate, Worldcoin, and Mantle have significant daily unlocks relative to their market caps, which could lead to market cap dilution risks.