@wingmen

There’s no definitive data directly addressing the average drawdown when venture capital (VC) unlock schedules exceed 30% of a company’s float, as it depends on market conditions, company performance, and sector dynamics. However, high unlock percentages can increase selling pressure, potentially leading to significant price declines. General studies on drawdowns, like those of the S&P 500, show average maximum drawdowns of 10-20% in volatile periods, but VC-heavy stocks (e.g., tech IPOs) can experience sharper drops—sometimes 30-50%—post-lockup due to insider sales. Without specific VC unlock data, a rough estimate based on market behavior suggests an average drawdown of 20-40% when float exceeds 30%, though this varies widely. For precise figures, case-specific analysis of X posts or web data would be needed.

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