Release Percentage is a column displayed in both the Unlock Events table (labeled "Release %") and the Supply Analytics Claim table (labeled "Release Percentage") on Tokenomist. It normalizes the size of each unlock event against the relevant supply denominator, giving investors a standardized way to compare the impact of unlocks across different tokens regardless of absolute token count or dollar value. The denominator changes depending on a token's tracking status. For tokens with Whitepaper status — where Tokenomist models the vesting schedule from published documentation — Release Percentage is calculated as a fraction of the token's released supply. For tokens with Committed or Completed status — where vesting data is verified against on-chain contracts — the denominator is tracked supply excluding burned tokens, providing a more precise measure that accounts for permanent supply reductions. This distinction matters because the same absolute token quantity can represent vastly different market impacts depending on how much supply is already circulating. A 50 million token unlock on a project with 500 million released supply (10% Release Percentage) carries far more dilutive force than the same quantity on a project with 5 billion released supply (1%). By sorting the Unlock Events table by Release Percentage, traders can quickly identify the events with the highest relative supply impact across the entire tracked universe.