At 11:37:12 UTC on October 17, 2026, the lock-up on 618,333,333 DBR ends at deBridge. That is roughly 10.4 percent of the amount in circulation today and, at the price on October 5, a value of about $11.9 million. The figure a holder can really read the size from, though, is a different one: the tranche equals around ten and a half days of total worldwide DBR trading turnover.
This piece works through the date, shows the six pots the tranche comes from, and explains why different data services quote very different percentages for exactly the same event. On top of that comes what matters in practice for investors in Germany: where DBR can be traded in euros and how the tax office treats a sale. Nobody here claims a price direction.
What exactly happens at deBridge on October 17, 2026
A token unlock is the end of a contractually fixed lock-up period. Tokens that have existed since the project launched but could not be transferred until now become movable at a fixed point in time. No new tokens are created, and nobody has to sell them. Only one thing changes: from that moment they can be moved.
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