Next Week's Key Events: MegaETH to Launch Mainnet; CoinDesk to Host Consensus Hong Kong Summit in Hong Kong
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 9:
- MegaETH launches its mainnet;
- AVNT unlocks 29.25 million tokens, worth $5.8889 million, accounting for 11.332% of the circulating supply;
- MOVE unlocks 176.7361 million tokens, worth $4.1466 million, accounting for 5.558% of the circulating supply.
February 10:
- CoinDesk hosts the Consensus Hong Kong summit in Hong Kong;
- US January New York Fed 1-year inflation expectations;
- Federal Reserve Governor Waller delivers a speech on digital assets;
- 2027 FOMC voting member and Atlanta Fed President Bostic delivers a speech on monetary policy and economic outlook.
February 11:
- Solana's first event of 2026, "Solana Accelerate APAC Consensus Hong Kong," will be held in Hong Kong on February 11;
- BMEX unlocks 3.125 million tokens, worth $293,500, accounting for 3.133% of the circulating supply;
- IO unlocks 14.1403 million tokens, worth $1.5683 million, accounting for 5.01% of the circulating supply;
- MOCA unlocks 275.8025 million tokens, worth $4.1954 million, accounting for 6.978% of the circulating supply;
- BMT unlocks 21.1063 million tokens, worth $361,100, accounting for 8.237% of the circulating supply;
- US January unemployment rate;
- US January nonfarm payrolls (seasonally adjusted, in ten thousands);
- US 2025 final benchmark revision of nonfarm payrolls (not seasonally adjusted, in ten thousands);
- 2026 FOMC voting member and Cleveland Fed President Harker delivers a speech on "Banking and Economic Outlook";
- 2026 FOMC voting member and Dallas Fed President Logan delivers a speech.
February 12:
- APT unlocks 10.935 million tokens, worth $12.2473 million, accounting for 1.425% of the circulating supply;
- RAIN unlocks 37,055.4292 million tokens, worth $342.5779 million, accounting for 10.904% of the circulating supply;
- A certain exchange announces its Q4 and full-year 2025 financial results;
- US 10-year Treasury auction winning yield as of February 11.
February 13:
- Eurozone Q4 GDP annualized revised value;
- US January unadjusted core CPI annual rate;
- US January unadjusted CPI annual rate;
- US January seasonally adjusted CPI monthly rate;
- US January seasonally adjusted core CPI monthly rate.
February 14
- PUFFER unlocks 19.1667 million tokens, worth $658,900, accounting for 5.179% of the circulating supply.
February 15
- CYBER unlocks 736,100 tokens, worth $389,700, accounting for 1.322% of the circulating supply.
In addition, there is a button at the top of the RootData calendar page to generate image sharing, allowing users to select important events to share.
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