Akedo Games tops a week of scheduled supply releases estimated at roughly $337–338 million, with LayerZero, Plasma and Humanity Protocol close behind

Roughly $337–338 million worth of locked crypto tokens is scheduled to hit the market this week. The biggest single contributor is Akedo Games (AKE).

CryptoRank published its list of the week’s largest token unlocks on October 19, covering October 19 through 25, 2026. Akedo Games (AKE) leads the pack at approximately $62.42 million , with LayerZero (ZRO), Plasma (XPL) and Humanity Protocol (H) rounding out the upper tier.

Akedo Games (AKE): approximately $62.42 million. That figure equates to about 9.25% of the token’s market cap, which is estimated at $680–700 million.

LayerZero (ZRO): about $47.14 million, scheduled for around October 20. It is the only other entry on the list above the $20 million mark.

Plasma (XPL): about $17.52 million, expected around October 25.

Humanity Protocol (H): about $15.32 million, also slated for around October 25. Its unlock-to-market-cap ratio is cited at about 12.72% in reports.

Add those six together and they account for less than half of the week’s estimated total. The rest is spread across a long tail of smaller projects, each releasing tokens on its own vesting clock.

The single largest daily unlock of the week is expected on October 21. The total for that day sits near $94.88 million, driven primarily by AKE’s release.

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AKE’s own numbers explain why it gets top billing. A release worth roughly 9.25% of a token’s entire market value is not a rounding error.

Humanity Protocol is worth watching. Its dollar figure is about a quarter of AKE’s. Yet at a cited ratio of about 12.72%, it is releasing a larger slice of its own market cap than the week’s headline act.

Token unlocks are scheduled releases of tokens that were locked up under a project’s vesting plan. Those locked allocations typically belong to teams, investors and advisors.

Projects lock tokens at launch so early backers cannot dump everything on day one, then free them in batches over months or years. Once a batch unlocks, holders can keep it, stake it or sell it on secondary markets.

The release itself does not force anyone to sell. What it does is expand the supply that could be sold. Data platforms like CryptoRank compile vesting schedules so traders can see the supply forecast before it arrives.

Historical patterns show that large unlocks can lead to near-term price declines when recipients decide to cash out shortly after receiving their tokens.

For AKE specifically, the combination of a large dollar value and a high share of market cap puts it at the center of attention around October 21.

LayerZero’s roughly $47.14 million unlock arrives around October 20. Plasma and Humanity Protocol are both expected to unlock around October 25, compressing the window holders have to digest new supply on that date.

With roughly $337–338 million in total unlocks scheduled, market participants with exposure to AKE, ZRO, XPL or H have a clear calendar for the week.