Next Week's Key Events: US to Announce January Nonfarm Payrolls (Seasonally Adjusted); Zama Public Token Claim Officially Opens
ChainCatcher News: According to the RootData calendar page, next week will feature several important events, including project updates, macroeconomic news, token unlocks, incentive activities, and presale events. Details are as follows:
February 2:
- ENA will unlock 110.9531 million tokens, valued at $14.5493 million, accounting for 1.394% of the circulating supply;
- 2Z will unlock 139.7007 million tokens, valued at $14.5905 million, accounting for 4.022% of the circulating supply;
- Rainbow will launch a CCA auction on Uniswap;
- Zama public token claim officially opens;
- Uniswap launches the Continuous Clearing Auction (CCA) feature on its web platform;
- The Bank of Japan releases the summary of opinions from the January monetary policy meeting.
February 3:
- Galaxy announces Q4 and full-year 2025 results;
- Ondo holds a summit in New York and unveils its latest roadmap;
- 2027 FOMC voting member and Atlanta Fed President Bostic delivers a speech;
- Federal Reserve Governor Bowman delivers a speech.
February 4:
- Stable upgrades its mainnet, with USDT0 becoming the native gas token;
- Eurozone January CPI YoY preliminary value;
- Eurozone January CPI MoM preliminary value;
- Eurozone December PPI MoM.
February 5:
- PROVE unlocks 50 million tokens, valued at $16.6611 million, accounting for 25.655% of the circulating supply;
- Bullish releases Q4 2025 financial results;
- XION unlocks 1.6786 million tokens, valued at $226,900, accounting for 2.369% of the circulating supply;
- Eurozone deposit facility rate as of February 5;
- Eurozone main refinancing rate as of February 5;
- 2027 FOMC voting member and Atlanta Fed President Bostic participates in a Q&A session on monetary policy.
February 6:
- MYX unlocks 9.7222 million tokens, valued at $47.3472 million, accounting for 5.092% of the circulating supply;
- BERA unlocks 63.7286 million tokens, valued at $31.8024 million, accounting for 43.961% of the circulating supply;
- W unlocks 40.3185 million tokens, valued at $904,100, accounting for 0.758% of the circulating supply;
- US January unemployment rate;
- US January non-farm payrolls (in ten thousands, seasonally adjusted);
- US 2025 final benchmark revision of non-farm payrolls (not seasonally adjusted, in ten thousands);
- US February preliminary one-year inflation expectations.
February 7
- HFT unlocks 11.6942 million tokens, valued at $249,000, accounting for 1.684% of the circulating supply.
February 8
- STABLE unlocks 888.8889 million tokens, valued at $20.6509 million, accounting for 4.947% of the circulating supply.
In addition, there is a button at the top of the RootData calendar page to generate and share images, allowing users to select important events for sharing.
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