「Unlock」APT to unlock 11.3 million tokens, accounting for 1.131% of total supply
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APT will unlock 11.3 million tokens today, valued at approximately $40.94 million, accounting for 1.131% of total supply. The current circulating supply is 540 million tokens, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens.
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[U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Plans to Advance Digital Asset Regulation Bill in Early December]
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