Crypto markets face a key week (April 14-20, 2025) with over $519.4 million in token unlocks.

These unlocks often lead to notable shifts in price action, as large volumes of previously locked tokens enter circulation.

Crypto markets are set for a key week as over $519.4 million in token unlocks are scheduled for April 14-20, 2025.

These unlocks can lead to notable shifts in price action, especially with large volumes of previously locked tokens entering circulation. Such a sudden influx can exert selling pressure or stir interest from investors, the latter being more likely if the market is in a strong bullish trend.

Among the key tokens to watch are $TRUMP, $FTN, $ARB, $UXLINK, $DBR, and $CONX, each displaying unique patterns in price movement and trading behavior.

$TRUMP faces immediate support at $7.65–$7.70, while Fib resistance is at $8.02–$8.03. Feeling is slightly positive after the rebound, but a 45% volume drop advises care. Breaking resistance could lead to new gains if buying returns.

Fasttoken remained range-bound, varying between $4.017 and $4.032. The $80.6 million unlock is part of a 4.65% holding. Despite limited price action, small volume gains hint at quiet accumulation. Support at $4.017 held strong. Not pushing past $4.032 could limit gains. A volume-backed breakout is needed for a large move.

Arbitrum enjoyed a 2.93% price increase, moving from $0.275 to nearly $0.296 before pulling back. The $27.2 million unlock is part of a 2.01% holding. However, the declining volume down 22.74% is a red flag. To keep rising, ARB needs to clear $0.296 and hit the $0.30 resistance mark.

With an 11.09% holding valued at $24.6 million, UXLINK surged 7.25% to close at $0.6387. It rallied from a low of $0.5933 and touched $0.683 before settling lower. Staying above $0.625 keeps positive hopes up. A solid push past $0.685 could send it towards $0.70, where selling will likely appear.

deBridge, despite its $17.07 million holding (41.11%), managed a steady climb to $0.02288. The trend is healthy, although weakened volume could slow momentum.

Lastly, CONX dipped early to $16.40 but recovered slightly to $17.08. Its 86.96% holding raises concerns about supply pressure. Still, holding above $17.00 might encourage a retest of prior highs.

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On Monday, the $TRUMP token faced immediate support at $7.65–$7.70, while Fib resistance levels were at $8.02–$8.03. Feeling was slightly positive after the rebound, but a 45% drop in volume advised caution. Breaking resistance could lead to new gains if buying returned.

Next, Fasttoken remained range-bound, varying between $4.017 and $4.032. The $80.6 million unlock was part of a 4.65% holding of the token. Despite limited price action, small gains in volume hinted at quiet accumulation. Support at $4.017 held strong. Not pushing past $4.032 could limit gains. A volume-backed breakout was needed for a large move.

Arbitrum enjoyed a 2.93% price increase, moving from $0.275 to nearly $0.296 before pulling back. The $27.2 million unlock was part of a 2.01% holding and came at a time when the price was forming higher highs. However, the declining volume—down 22.74%—was a red flag. To keep rising, ARB needed to clear $0.296 and hit the $0.30 resistance mark.

Then, UXLINK, with an 11.09% holding valued at $24.6 million, surged 7.25% to close at $0.6387. It rallied from a low of $0.5933