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Starknet Fell 29% From Its Unlock-Day Spike, LayerZero Gave Back Its Rally, and Celestia Kept Rising

Starknet's STRK jumped 30% in two hours on October 15, the day 127 million tokens unlocked, then slid to $0.0697 by Saturday morning, 29.4% below the high. LayerZero fell to $1.98 from a $2.28 peak four days before its own unlock, while Celestia rose 16.6% on Friday and another 9% overnight to $0.75.

Oct 17, 2026

The unlock trade cut both ways this week. On October 15, the day about 127 million STRK were released to early contributors (66.61 million) and investors (60.39 million), roughly 3.37% of the circulating supply according to Tokenomist, Starknet's token rose from $0.0756 in the 14:00 UTC hour to $0.0987 in the 16:00 hour, a gain of 30% on $7.9 million and $8.9 million of hourly volume, against about $1 million in a normal hour. Then it fell for a day and a half. Friday closed at $0.0741, down 14.5%, and at 03:00 UTC on Saturday the price touched $0.0697, 29.4% below Thursday's high. Over 24 hours STRK is the worst performer among Binance pairs with more than $20 million of volume, down 14.9%.

LayerZero, which we wrote about on Friday as a token rallying into its own unlock, peaked at $2.282 in the 06:00 UTC hour on October 16 and has drifted since: $2.051 at Friday's close and $1.98 on Saturday morning, 13% below the high, with the release of 25.7 million ZRO still three days away. Arbitrum closed its unlock day at $0.1913, down 2.2% from Thursday and 5.7% below the day's high.

Celestia did the opposite. TIA rose 16.6% on Friday to $0.6885 on $41 million of volume, three times Thursday's, and then added another leg between 02:00 and 05:00 UTC on Saturday, reaching $0.769 and trading at $0.7531 by 05:00, up 24% in 24 hours. We still found no announcement behind the move. Celestia's own monthly unlock, about 17.3 million TIA worth some $13 million, is due on October 31.

Two smaller moves fit the week's pattern. Worldcoin jumped 9% in the 08:00 UTC hour on Friday to $0.5467 on $6.8 million of volume, fell to $0.4929 by 17:00 as US stocks sold off, and recovered to $0.54 overnight. Zilliqa lost 22% in a single hour on Friday morning, from $0.00346 to $0.00259, after the Korean exchange Upbit said it would delist ZIL on November 16, and traded at $0.00237 on Saturday, 31% below the price before the notice.

The lesson from Starknet is not that unlocks are bearish; the token rose on the day itself. It is that the two hours around a known event attract volume that disappears as fast as it came, and a price set on $9 million an hour has to be defended on $1 million an hour afterwards. Cronos's 1.17 billion-token release falls this Saturday, with CRO not listed on Binance; the weekend will show whether the same shape repeats elsewhere.