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Date Event name Location
September 2027
TBA
September
2027, date TBC
DAC8 first crypto tax information exchange between EU member states
  • Regulatory Deadline
  • Regulation
Online
October 2027
04 - 05
October
2027, Mon - Tue
CoinFerenceX Singapore 2027
  • Summit
  • Web3
Singapore, Singapore
04 - 05
October
2027, Mon - Tue
CoinFerenceX Singapore 2027
  • Conference
  • Blockchain
Singapore, Singapore
06 - 07
October
2027, Wed - Thu
TOKEN2049 Singapore 2027
  • Conference
  • Cryptocurrency
Singapore
08
October
2027, Fri
21shares Ethereum Staking ETF (TETH) sponsor fee waiver ends
  • ETF Decision
  • Ethereum
Online
25
October
2027, Mon
UK crypto-asset regulatory regime takes effect
  • Regulatory Deadline
  • Regulation
Online
This week Token unlock Cryptocurrency

STRK and SEI token unlocks

13 November 2026, Friday
Online Location
STRK · SEI Starknet / Sei

On November 13, 2026, about 226 million STRK tokens (Starknet) and about 22 million SEI tokens (Sei) are scheduled to unlock, adding new supply to both assets. The date is confirmed, and the event is three days away.

What is happening

According to the schedule highlighted in a weekly market outlook, roughly 226 million STRK tokens are due for release on November 13, with an estimated value of about $9.3 million. On the same day, around 22 million SEI tokens are set to unlock, valued at nearly $1 million.

The same outlook lists the two unlocks alongside a separate item for Canton (CC): a deadline for an amendment to a registration filing related to a Canton-linked fund. That filing is a different event and is not connected to the STRK and SEI releases.

Why it matters

A token unlock increases the amount of a coin that can potentially be traded. Larger releases relative to circulating supply draw more attention from the market, since newly available tokens may be moved to exchanges. At the same time, an unlock does not automatically mean recipients will sell: how the tokens are handled depends on the holders who receive them.

For holders and traders, the useful signals are practical ones: whether unlocked tokens are transferred to centralized exchanges, how trading volume and liquidity behave around the date, and how activity in derivatives markets develops. The STRK release is the larger of the two by estimated dollar value, while the SEI release is considerably smaller. The event falls in a busy week that also includes major US inflation data, which can influence overall market conditions independently of the unlocks.

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