In Tokenomist's claim lifecycle, every token release progresses through three stages: Whitepaper (estimated from project documentation), Committed (announced by the project team but not yet executed), and Completed (claimed and verified on-chain). Upcoming claims encompass the first two stages — any claim that has not yet reached its final, on-chain-verified state. The Upcoming tab in the Supply Analytics Claim widget is the primary tool for forward-looking supply analysis. It lists all claims that are expected to occur in the future, sorted by countdown. Whitepaper-status claims carry more uncertainty because they are derived from published tokenomics documents and may be revised by the project team. Committed-status claims carry higher confidence because the team has explicitly announced the distribution, though execution timing may still shift slightly. Tracking upcoming claims is essential for anticipating sell-side pressure. When a large allocation moves from Whitepaper to Committed status, it signals that the project team is actively preparing the distribution — a meaningful data point for traders and investors positioning around unlock events. Tokenomist surfaces these status transitions so you can monitor the claim pipeline and adjust your exposure before tokens hit the open market.