The crypto ecosystem is gearing up for a high-volatility session within the infrastructure and gaming sectors. According to the latest data from Tokenomist, four projects—DEAPCOIN (DEP), Hooked Protocol (HOOK), GameSwift (GSWIFT), and Slash Vision Labs (SVL)—will release a significant amount of tokens this April 14, 2026. DEP headlines the most aggressive move, circulating 6.90% of its current supply, a volume that could test retail investor price support.
DEAPCOIN: The “Cliff Unlock” Shaking PlayMining
The social gaming project DEAPCOIN (DEP) faces the most significant event of the day. With a current price of $0.001117 and a reported market cap of $30.75M, the release of 1.70B DEP tokens (valued at $1.90M) represents a massive liquidity injection.
This unlock falls under the “PlayMining 2025” category and equals 6.90% of its circulating supply. Historically, these “Cliff” events (abrupt unlocks) often trigger immediate selling pressure if recipients decide to take profits, especially since the asset already shows a slight downward trend of -0.62% over the last 24 hours.
Strategic Moves in HOOK, GSWIFT, and SVL
While DEP steals the spotlight due to volume, other protocols are adjusting their pieces:
Hooked Protocol (HOOK): Will release approximately $34.93K split equally between its community and the ecosystem treasury. With a price of $0.008384 and a positive return of 1.42% over the last day, the dilutive impact appears managed.
Slash Vision Labs (SVL): This project holds the highest percentage of already unlocked tokens (86.71%). Its upcoming issuance of 4.81M SVL ($65.32K) is earmarked for rewards, reinforcing incentives for its current users.
GameSwift (GSWIFT): Carrying a micro-cap of $352.03K, the release of $4.13K (0.91% of supply) for its Foundation aims to maintain technical development without destabilizing its $0.000760 valuation.
What to Expect in the Short Term?
When a network releases nearly 7% of its supply (as is the case with DEP), traders typically anticipate a correction due to the increased supply. However, for infrastructure projects like GSWIFT or SVL, these unlocks are viewed as necessary “fuel” to maintain protocol operations. The key for investors will be monitoring whether trading volume absorbs this new supply or if the price seeks new floors.
Disclaimer: This report is for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice. Investing in digital assets carries risks of extreme volatility.
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