The value of BEAT has increased by 32.1% over the past week, ahead of an August 1st release. This release will distribute $77.07 million worth of BEAT, EIGEN, and ZETA tokens.
Summary
- $67.78 million in BEAT will unlock on Aug. 1, equal to 6.87% of circulation.
- EIGEN has fallen 12.6% before a $7.87 million release for investors and contributors.
- ZETA has lost 9% as 44.43 million tokens prepare to enter circulation.
- All three unlocks land Aug. 1, with recipient transfers set to determine immediate selling pressure.
I just saw from RootData that Audiera is unlocking 21.25 million BEAT tokens at 9 AM Beijing time, which comes out to around $67.78 million worth. They’re saying this represents about 6.87% of all the BEAT currently in circulation – something to keep an eye on as it could affect the price.
According to RootData, EigenCloud is releasing 38.35 million EIGEN tokens (valued at approximately $7.87 million) at 5 a.m. Beijing time. ZetaChain will follow with a release of 44.43 million ZETA tokens ($1.42 million in value) at midnight. These releases represent 5.18% and 2.94% of each token’s total circulating supply, respectively.
BEAT carries Aug. 1’s largest supply shock
According to CoinGecko, BEAT was trading around $3.16. Over the past week, its price fluctuated between $2.19 and $3.69. While the token has increased by 32.1% in the last seven days, it recently dropped about 14% from its highest point this week and decreased by 1% in the last 24 hours.
Trading volume for BEAT on CoinGecko jumped significantly, reaching $37.84 million – a 148% increase from the day before. RootData estimates the unlocked value of BEAT at $67.78 million, which is nearly 1.8 times the trading volume. However, it’s important to note that trading volume doesn’t necessarily reflect how much demand there is to buy the tokens being unlocked.
Based on CoinGecko’s reported circulating supply of 309.27 million BEAT tokens, this new release would bring the total available to around 330.52 million if all released tokens are traded. This release represents approximately 7% of Audiera’s $965.6 million market value based on current prices.
Burns drive BEAT demand before the unlock
As a BEAT investor, I’ve been tracking its performance closely. Last week, between July 13th and 20th, Audiera generated over $1.84 million in revenue – that’s 800,530 BEAT tokens. What’s even more encouraging is the burn rate; they destroyed nearly 797,230 BEAT during that same period. That brings the total amount of BEAT burned to a significant 17.04 million tokens, which should help support the price long-term.
“Over 17.04M BEAT permanently removed from circulation,” Audiera wrote in its July 20 update.
Here’s a quick update on $BEAT performance from July 13th to July 20th, 2026: We burned 797,230 $BEAT tokens, and generated $800,530 in weekly revenue (equivalent to $1,841,219 USDT). To date, over 17.04 million $BEAT tokens have been permanently removed from circulation. As of July 20th, 2026, 1 $BEAT is worth $2.30 USDT. You can find the burn transaction details here:…
— Audiera🟣🎵 (@Audiera_web3) July 20, 2026
The latest token release in August is significantly larger than usual – about 26.7 times the amount burned each week. It also surpasses Audiera’s total reported burns by 4.21 million tokens. If burning continued at the rate from July, it would only cover 3.75% of these new tokens, meaning over 20 million BEAT tokens would remain unburned.
BEAT price faces $3.69 resistance
BEAT has been trading between certain price levels for the past week. It recently tried to rise but stopped at $3.69. If it can break above this price, it could signal further gains. However, if it falls back down from this level, the current downward trend is likely to continue.
However, a price drop to $2.80 could signal further declines, potentially reaching as low as $2.19. If BEAT’s value were to fall from $3.16 to $2.19, it would represent a roughly 31% loss and bring the token back to its previous level before the recent price increase.
EIGEN’s price had already dropped before the token release. According to CoinGecko, it was trading around $0.203, down 12.6% over the past week and 7.2% in the last day. The amount of tokens being unlocked represented roughly 49% of its average daily trading volume of $16.09 million.
As a crypto investor, I’ve been watching ZETA, and it’s currently around $0.0319. It’s had a bit of a tough week, down about 9% over the last seven days, and it dipped another 5.1% just today. Trading volume is decent – around $4.07 million daily – and the $1.42 million released represents about 35% of that total volume.
Market watchers warn of a $2.45 break
CrowdWisdom360, a market research firm, analyzed BEAT’s pricing and identified a potential support level for the stock, falling between its recent daily and weekly low prices.
From my analysis, if BEAT stays above the $2.45 support level, I anticipate it will likely attempt to reach the $2.60 resistance again. However, if it falls below $2.45, we could see a move down toward $2.30.
Audiera (BEAT) is currently trading above $2.50, and investors are showing increased optimism. Over the past 24 hours, trading activity has risen by about 50%, and the overall value of the cryptocurrency has increased almost 10%. If BEAT stays above the $2.45 level, it’s likely to attempt to reach the $2.60 mark. A drop below…
— Crowdwisdom360 (@CrowdWisdom360) July 22, 2026
A recent CoinGecko community survey showed most participants (60%) expect prices to fall. While the survey doesn’t track actual investments, it suggests that despite a recent price increase for BEAT, many people are still worried about potential price swings and an upcoming increase in the amount of BEAT available.
U.S. traders see the unlocks on July 31
Beijing is scheduling three releases on July 31st for traders in the U.S. Here’s how those times translate: the ZETA event, happening at midnight in Beijing, will be at noon Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). The EIGEN release, at 5 a.m. in Beijing, will occur at 5 p.m. EDT. And the BEAT release, scheduled for 9 a.m. in Beijing, will take place at 9 p.m. EDT.
ZETA and EIGEN will become available during or right after U.S. trading hours, with BEAT following later in the evening. While cryptocurrency markets are always open, how quickly these new coins appear for trading will likely depend on activity and transfers happening on exchanges during those peak hours.
Will BEAT, EIGEN and ZETA recipients sell after Aug. 1?
CoinGecko is distributing the ZETA tokens to several groups. The largest share, 13.13 million ZETA, goes to the core team who built the project. The protocol treasury receives 12.83 million, while early purchasers and advisors receive 9.33 million. The remaining tokens are allocated to fund ecosystem development, reward users, and provide liquidity.
CoinGecko reports that around 36.82 million EIGEN tokens have been released, with investors receiving 19.75 million and early contributors getting 17.07 million. RootData’s count is slightly higher at 38.35 million. CoinMarketCap estimates the circulating supply even higher, representing 4.64% of the total supply compared to RootData’s figure of 5.18%.
We haven’t found any proof that people receiving these assets plan to sell them. Seeing deposits on exchanges after the assets are released would be a clearer sign of selling, while continued holding, staking, or use by treasuries would suggest less immediate selling pressure.
RootData’s calculations in dollars will adjust based on token prices before August 1st, but the number of tokens considered will stay the same. While CoinGecko data suggests strong interest (FOMO) in BEAT, both EIGEN and ZETA are seeing price drops and decreasing demand leading up to the event.
2026-07-25 10:25