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02:30 GMT · Markets wrap ›

Pieverse Jumps 33.6% Days Before Its 14 November Unlock

Style 2 Dark animated chart: Pieverse daily US$ from 30 Oct to 9 Nov, ending at $1.96; +33.6% in 24 hours; market cap about $0.5 billion; unlock 14 November. Chart: MoneyTurkey.

An AI-payments token climbed a third in a day while Bitcoin and Ether fell, and traders are now asking how much supply hits the market on Saturday.

MoneyTurkey | Talk of the Town | 9 November 2026

Key points

  • Pieverse rose 33.6% in 24 hours to $1.96, the top gainer among the 200 largest coins (CoinGecko, 21:25 London time)
  • Its next token unlock is due on 14 November, one year after launch
  • Trackers disagree on the size: 33.4 million tokens or 86.4 million

Pieverse, a small token pitched at payments for AI agents, led the market on Monday with a 33.6% gain to $1.96, taking its market value to about $0.5 billion, CoinGecko data show. The rest of the market went the other way: Bitcoin fell 1.1% to $74,837 and Ether 4.2% to $2,129.73 over the same 24 hours. Our evening movers table has the full list.

The unlock question

The talk among traders is the scheduled unlock on 14 November, when tokens held by the team, investors and project pools start to become tradable, a year after Pieverse began trading. How big it is depends on who you read. Tokenomics.com lists about 33.4 million tokens, 3.3% of total supply, a figure Coinpedia also used. CryptoTicker, citing CoinMarketCap unlock data, puts it at about 86.4 million, or 8.64% of the one-billion supply. On that larger count, tradable supply would grow by close to 30%.

Coinpedia flagged the token as overbought before Monday’s jump, and CoinMarketCap tied recent moves to unlock attention and AI-token chatter on X. Those are unverified market explanations, not confirmed causes, and Pieverse has not said who will sell.

Talk of the Town asks

Does a rally into an unlock last past the unlock date?

For information only. Not investment advice.

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