@tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli 0.1.0

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+ ---
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+ name: tokenomist-allocation-breakdown
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+ description: Get the full allocation distribution for a token — who owns what and how much is locked vs unlocked. Use when analyzing supply distribution across team, investors, community, etc.
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+ metadata:
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+ openclaw:
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+ requires:
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+ env:
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+ - TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ bins:
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+ - tokenomist
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+ primaryEnv: TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ install:
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+ - kind: node
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+ package: "@tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli"
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+ bins: [tokenomist]
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+ allowed-tools: Bash(tokenomist:*)
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Skill: Allocation Breakdown
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+ Get the full allocation distribution for a token — who owns what and how much is locked vs unlocked.
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+
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+ ## When to use
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+ When you need to understand a token's supply distribution across allocations (team, investors, community, ecosystem, etc.).
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+ ## Command
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist allocation <tokenSlug> --output json
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Example
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist allocation solana --output json
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+ ```
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+ ## Key output fields
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+ **Top-level:**
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+ - `name`, `symbol` — token identification
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+ - `maxSupply` — maximum token supply (null if unlimited)
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+ - `totalUnlockedAmount` — total tokens currently unlocked
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+ - `totalLockedAmount` — total tokens still locked
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+ - `totalUntrackedAmount` — tokens not tracked by Tokenomist
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+ - `totalTBDLockedAmount` — tokens locked with no defined unlock schedule
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+ **Per allocation (`allocations[]`):**
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+ - `allocationName` — project-specific allocation name
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+ - `standardAllocationName` — Tokenomist's standardized category (comparable across projects)
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+ - `allocationType` — allocation classification
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+ - `allocationAmount` — total tokens in this allocation
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+ - `allocationUnlockedAmount` — tokens unlocked from this allocation
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+ - `allocationLockedAmount` — tokens still locked in this allocation
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+ - `trackedAllocationPercentage` — % of total tracked supply
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+ ## Analysis workflow
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+ 1. Get allocation: `tokenomist allocation <slug> --output json`
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+ 2. Check `totalLockedAmount` vs `totalUnlockedAmount` for overall supply status
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+ 3. Look at individual allocations — high locked amounts in "Investor" or "Team" allocations signal future sell pressure
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+ 4. Compare `standardAllocationName` across different tokens for apples-to-apples comparison
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+ 5. Cross-reference with `tokenomist unlock upcoming` to see when locked tokens will release
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+ ## Domain Context
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+ - Allocations are **point-in-time analyses**. They reflect the current understanding of token distribution and may be updated as new information becomes available.
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+ - `standardAllocationName` enables cross-project comparison — different projects may use different names for similar allocations (e.g., "Core Contributors" vs "Team"), but the standard name normalizes this.
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+ - `totalTBDLockedAmount` represents tokens that are known to be locked but have no defined unlock schedule. Their classification may change as the project releases more information.
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+ ## Workflow
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+ - Use allocation data as context for unlock analysis — understanding allocations helps interpret **who** is receiving unlocked tokens and why it matters.
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+ - Chain with `tokenomist fundraising <slug>` to see investor-specific allocation details and funding round information.
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+ - Compare `allocationLockedAmount` vs `allocationUnlockedAmount` per allocation to identify which groups still have significant locked positions.
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+ ---
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+ name: tokenomist-burn-buyback
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+ description: Check token burn and buyback activity. Use when analyzing deflationary mechanisms — burns, buybacks, and net inflation.
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+ metadata:
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+ openclaw:
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+ requires:
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+ env:
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+ - TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ bins:
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+ - tokenomist
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+ primaryEnv: TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ install:
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+ - kind: node
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+ package: "@tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli"
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+ bins: [tokenomist]
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+ allowed-tools: Bash(tokenomist:*)
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+ ---
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+ # Skill: Burn & Buyback
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+ Check token burn and buyback activity.
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+
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+ ## When to use
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+ When you need to analyze deflationary mechanisms — how many tokens have been permanently burned or bought back from the market.
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+ ## Commands
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+ ### Burns
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+ List all tokens with burns:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist burn list --output json
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+ ```
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+ Get burn events for a specific token:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist burn detail <tokenSlug> --output json
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+ tokenomist burn detail <tokenSlug> --start 2024-01-01 --end 2024-12-31 --output json
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+ ```
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+ ### Buybacks
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+ List all tokens with buybacks:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist buyback list --output json
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+ ```
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+ Get buyback events for a specific token:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist buyback detail <tokenSlug> --output json
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+ tokenomist buyback detail <tokenSlug> --start 2024-01-01 --end 2024-12-31 --output json
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+ ```
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+ ## Key output fields
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+ **Burn list:**
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+ - `totalBurnAmount` — total tokens burned for this token
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+ **Burn detail:**
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+ - `burns[].burnDate` — when the burn happened
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+ - `burns[].amount` — tokens burned
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+ - `burns[].burnType` — type of burn event
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+ - `burns[].metadata.burnReasons` — why tokens were burned
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+ **Buyback list:**
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+ - `totalBuybackAmount` — total tokens bought back
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+ **Buyback detail:**
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+ - `buybacks[].buybackDate` — when the buyback happened
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+ - `buybacks[].tokenAmount` — tokens bought back
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+ - `buybacks[].value` — USD value of buyback
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+ - `buybacks[].spentAmount` / `spentUnit` — what was spent (e.g. USDC)
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+ ## Analysis workflow
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+ 1. List tokens with burns: `tokenomist burn list --output json`
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+ 2. Compare `totalBurnAmount` across tokens to find most deflationary projects
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+ 3. Drill into a token: `tokenomist burn detail <slug> --output json`
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+ 4. Cross-reference with emissions from `tokenomist emission weekly <slug>` to calculate net inflation
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+ ## Domain Context
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+ - A sequential buyback + burn is a **single** deflationary event, not two. Counting both would double-count the supply reduction.
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+ - Burns from **locked** supply don't reduce circulating supply — they reduce future potential supply instead.
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+ - The `startDate`/`endDate` filters on burn/buyback detail commands filter by **last activity date**, not the event date range. This is an API quirk — the filters determine which tokens to include based on when they last had activity.
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+ ## Workflow
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+ - Cross-reference with `tokenomist emission weekly <slug>` to calculate net inflation: if burns exceed emissions, the token is net deflationary.
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+ - Use `tokenomist token list --output json` to check `hasBurn`/`hasBuyback` fields before querying detail commands (these fields are only visible in JSON output, not table mode).
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+ - Compare `totalBurnAmount` across tokens to find the most deflationary projects.
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+ name: tokenomist-emission-report
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+ description: Get daily or weekly token emission data with allocation breakdowns. Use when analyzing token inflation, comparing emission rates, or understanding supply increases.
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+ metadata:
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+ openclaw:
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+ requires:
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+ env:
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+ - TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ bins:
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+ - tokenomist
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+ primaryEnv: TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ install:
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+ - kind: node
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+ package: "@tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli"
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+ bins: [tokenomist]
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+ allowed-tools: Bash(tokenomist:*)
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+ ---
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+ # Skill: Emission Report
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+ Get daily or weekly token emission data with allocation breakdowns.
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+ ## When to use
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+ When you need to analyze token inflation over time, compare emission rates across periods, or understand which allocations are contributing to supply increases.
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+ ## Commands
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+ ### Daily emission
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist emission daily <tokenSlug> --output json
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+ tokenomist emission daily arbitrum --start 2024-08-01 --end 2024-08-31 --output json
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+ ```
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+ ### Weekly emission
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist emission weekly <tokenSlug> --output json
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+ tokenomist emission weekly arbitrum --start 2024-01-01 --end 2024-06-30 --output json
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+ ```
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+ ## Key output fields
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+ | Field | Description |
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+ |-------|-------------|
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+ | `startDate` | Period start |
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+ | `endDate` | Period end |
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+ | `unlockAmount` | Tokens emitted in period |
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+ | `unlockValue` | USD value of emitted tokens |
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+ | `referencePrice` | Token price used for value calculation |
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+ | `allocations` | Breakdown by allocation (name, amount, value) |
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+ | `totalCumulativeUnlockedAmount` | Running total of all unlocked tokens |
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+ ## Analysis workflow
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+ 1. Get weekly emissions to see the trend: `tokenomist emission weekly <slug> --output json`
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+ 2. Look at `unlockAmount` over time to spot acceleration or deceleration
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+ 3. Check `allocations` to see if emissions are going to investors (sell pressure) vs community/ecosystem (growth)
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+ 4. Compare `unlockValue` against market cap from `tokenomist token list` to assess dilution
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+ ## Domain Context
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+ - Emission data shows **scheduled** releases per allocation. Actual on-chain supply may differ due to relocks, delays, or early releases.
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+ - Compare `unlockValue` against market cap (from `tokenomist token list`) to assess dilution impact.
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+ - Emissions going to "Investor" or "Team" allocations typically represent higher sell pressure than "Community" or "Ecosystem" allocations.
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+ ## Workflow
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+ - Combine with `tokenomist unlock events <slug>` to distinguish between cliff unlocks (large one-time events) and continuous emissions (steady daily/weekly releases).
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+ - Chain with `tokenomist burn detail <slug>` to calculate net inflation: emissions minus burns = net new supply.
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+ - Use `tokenomist allocation <slug>` to see the full allocation picture and understand where emissions are going.
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+ name: tokenomist-fundraising-lookup
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+ description: Look up fundraising rounds, investors, and valuation data for tokens. Use when finding who invested, at what valuation, or analyzing investor portfolios.
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+ metadata:
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+ openclaw:
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+ requires:
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+ env:
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+ - TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ bins:
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+ - tokenomist
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+ primaryEnv: TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ install:
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+ - kind: node
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+ package: "@tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli"
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+ bins: [tokenomist]
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+ allowed-tools: Bash(tokenomist:*)
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+ ---
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+ # Skill: Fundraising Lookup
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+ Look up fundraising rounds, investors, and valuation data for tokens.
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+ ## When to use
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+ When you need to find out who invested in a token, what valuation rounds were raised at, or what an investor's portfolio looks like.
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+ ## Commands
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+ ### Get fundraising data for a token
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist fundraising <tokenSlug> --output json
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+ tokenomist fundraising uniswap --output json
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+ ```
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+ Filter by date or amount:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist fundraising uniswap --funding-date-min 2020-01-01 --raised-amount-min 1000000 --output json
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+ ```
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+ ### List all investors
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist investor list --output json
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+ ```
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+ ### Get investor detail with portfolio
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist investor detail <investorId> --output json
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+ tokenomist investor detail <investorId> --is-lead-investor --output json
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+ ```
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+ Filter by date or amount:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist investor detail <investorId> --funding-date-min 2023-01-01 --raised-amount-min 5000000 --output json
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+ ```
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+ ## Key output fields
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+ **Token fundraising:**
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+ - `totalAmountRaised` — total USD raised across all rounds
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+ - `investorReleasedPercentage` — how much investor allocation has unlocked
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+ - `fundingRounds[].fundingRound` — round name (Seed, Series A, etc.)
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+ - `fundingRounds[].amountRaised` — USD raised in that round
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+ - `fundingRounds[].valuation` — token valuation at that round
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+ - `fundingRounds[].pricePerToken` — price investors paid
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+ - `fundingRounds[].investors` — list of investors in the round
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+ **Investor detail:**
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+ - `fundingRounds[].tokenId` — which token they invested in
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+ - `fundingRounds[].isLeadInvestor` — whether they led the round
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+ - `fundingRounds[].totalAmountRaisedinThatRound` — round size
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+ ## Analysis workflow
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+ 1. Look up a token: `tokenomist fundraising <slug> --output json`
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+ 2. Compare `pricePerToken` across rounds to see valuation progression
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+ 3. Check `investorReleasedPercentage` — high % means most investor tokens are already unlocked (less future sell pressure)
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+ 4. Look at individual investors: `tokenomist investor detail <id> --output json` to see their full portfolio
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+ ## Domain Context
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+ - `pricePerToken` in early rounds vs current market price shows investor ROI — large multiples may indicate sell pressure as investors take profits.
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+ - `investorReleasedPercentage` indicates future sell pressure — a high percentage means most investor tokens have already unlocked (less remaining overhang).
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+ - Valuation at each round shows the project's funding trajectory.
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+ ## Workflow
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+ - Chain with `tokenomist investor detail <investorId>` to see an investor's full portfolio across multiple tokens.
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+ - Cross-reference `pricePerToken` with current market data from `tokenomist token list` to calculate investor ROI.
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+ - Use `tokenomist unlock events <slug>` to see when remaining investor allocations will unlock.
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+ name: tokenomist-token-overview
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+ description: Get a summary list of all tracked tokens with market data and supply info. Use when browsing tokens, comparing market caps, or finding which tokens have fundraising/burn/buyback data.
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+ metadata:
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+ openclaw:
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+ requires:
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+ env:
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+ - TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ bins:
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+ - tokenomist
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+ primaryEnv: TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ install:
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+ - kind: node
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+ package: "@tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli"
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+ bins: [tokenomist]
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+ allowed-tools: Bash(tokenomist:*)
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+ ---
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+ # Skill: Token Overview
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+ Get a summary list of all tracked tokens with market data and supply info.
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+ ## When to use
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+ When you need to browse all available tokens, compare market caps, or find which tokens have fundraising/burn/buyback data.
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+ ## Command
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist token list --output json
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+ ```
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+ ## Output fields
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+ | Field | Description |
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+ | `id` | Token slug (use in other commands) |
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+ | `name` | Token name |
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+ | `symbol` | Ticker symbol |
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+ | `marketCap` | Current market cap (USD), null if unavailable |
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+ | `circulatingSupply` | Circulating supply |
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+ | `totalLockedAmount` | Tokens still locked |
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+ | `unlockedAmount` | Tokens already unlocked |
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+ | `hasStandardAllocation` | Whether allocation data exists |
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+ | `hasFundraising` | Whether fundraising data exists |
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+ | `hasBurn` | Whether burn data exists |
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+ | `hasBuyback` | Whether buyback data exists |
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+ ## Examples
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+ List all tokens as a table:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist token list
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+ ```
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+ Get JSON for programmatic use:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist token list --output json
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+ ```
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+ Export to CSV:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist token list --output csv > tokens.csv
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+ ```
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+ ## Domain Context
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+ - Token slugs (the `id` field) are the primary identifier used across all commands. Use `token list` to discover slugs.
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+ - `circulatingSupply` and `unlockedAmount` are different concepts — unlocked tokens may not be circulating (they could be held by the team, locked in DeFi protocols, or otherwise not trading on exchanges).
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+ - Fields like `hasStandardAllocation`, `hasFundraising`, `hasBurn`, `hasBuyback` indicate which data types are available. Check these before querying detail commands to avoid empty results.
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+ ## Workflow
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+ - **Start here** to find token slugs before using other commands.
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+ - Use the slug in: `tokenomist unlock events <slug>`, `tokenomist emission daily <slug>`, `tokenomist allocation <slug>`, etc.
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+ - Check `has*` boolean fields (visible in `--output json`) to know which data types exist for a token before querying.
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+ ## Output Size
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+ The `token list` command returns all tracked tokens (~200+). Use `--output json` and filter programmatically for large datasets.
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+ ---
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+ name: tokenomist-unlock-analysis
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+ description: Analyze token unlock events — upcoming unlocks, historical events, and allocation breakdowns. Use when checking unlock impact on market cap or reviewing unlock schedules.
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+ metadata:
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+ openclaw:
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+ requires:
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+ env:
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+ - TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ bins:
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+ - tokenomist
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+ primaryEnv: TOKENOMIST_API_KEY
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+ install:
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+ - kind: node
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+ package: "@tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli"
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+ bins: [tokenomist]
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+ allowed-tools: Bash(tokenomist:*)
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+ ---
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+ # Skill: Unlock Analysis
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+ Analyze token unlock events — upcoming unlocks, historical events, and allocation breakdowns.
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+ ## When to use
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+ When you need to check upcoming token unlocks, assess unlock impact on market cap, or review historical unlock events for a specific token.
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+ ## Commands
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+ ### List all unlock events (grouped by token)
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist unlock list --output json
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+ ```
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+ Filter options:
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist unlock list --min-market-cap 1000000 --min-unlock-date 2024-01-01 --max-unlock-date 2024-12-31
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+ tokenomist unlock list --min-value-to-market-cap 0.01 --standard-allocation "Investor,Team"
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+ ```
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+ ### Get upcoming unlocks (next event per token)
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist unlock upcoming --output json
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+ ```
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+ ### Get unlock events for a specific token
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+ ```bash
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+ tokenomist unlock events <tokenSlug> --output json
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+ tokenomist unlock events solana --start 2024-01-01 --end 2024-12-31 --output json
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+ ```
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+ ## Key output fields
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+ **unlock list / upcoming:**
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+ - `tokenName`, `tokenSymbol` — token identification
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+ - `marketCap` — current market cap
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+ - `releasedPercentage` — how much of total supply has been released
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+ **unlock events:**
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+ - `unlockDate` — when the unlock happens
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+ - `cliffUnlocks.cliffAmount` — number of tokens unlocking
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+ - `cliffUnlocks.cliffValue` — USD value of the unlock
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+ - `cliffUnlocks.valueToMarketCap` — unlock value as % of market cap
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+ - `cliffUnlocks.allocationBreakdown` — which allocations are unlocking
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+ ## Analysis workflow
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+ 1. Run `tokenomist unlock upcoming --output json` to find tokens with large upcoming unlocks
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+ 2. Filter by `valueToMarketCap` to identify potentially market-moving events
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+ 3. Drill into specific tokens with `tokenomist unlock events <slug> --output json`
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+ 4. Check allocation breakdown to understand who is receiving tokens (investors, team, community, etc.)
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+ ## Domain Context
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+ - **Unlocked does not mean circulating.** Tokenomist tracks release schedules (when tokens become available), not on-chain transfers. Tokens can be unlocked but still held by the team, locked in DeFi, or otherwise not on the open market.
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+ - Schedules may include assumptions — the allocation breakdown can help assess confidence in the schedule.
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+ - `valueToMarketCap` is a key metric: unlocks representing >1% of market cap may be market-moving events.
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+ ## Workflow
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+ - Use `tokenomist token list --output json` first to find the token slug if you don't know it.
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+ - Chain with `tokenomist emission daily <slug>` for a complete unlock + emission picture.
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+ - Cross-reference with `tokenomist allocation <slug>` to understand which groups (team, investors, community) are unlocking.
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+ - Use `tokenomist fundraising <slug>` to see what price investors paid — compare with current price to assess sell pressure.
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+ ## Output Size
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+ The `unlock list` command can return hundreds of events. Use date and market cap filters to narrow results: `--min-market-cap`, `--min-unlock-date`, `--max-unlock-date`.