Question about old Worldcoin and crypto events calendars

Friends, I need some advice from experienced traders. The other day I was going through my old wallets and found a small amount of Worldcoin that I had completely forgotten about. I was about to just sell it and move on, but then I remembered how last year I rushed to sell another asset right before an important network upgrade and ended up locking in peanuts instead of a proper profit. Now I’m sitting here wondering whether I should act right away or wait a couple of days, especially considering how there’s always something happening in the market with unlocks and new listings on major exchanges like Binance. How do you usually time your exits from a position? I’ve also heard about crypto events calendars, but I’ve never really used one — do you guys rely on them?

I also wanted to ask about the listing of new contracts on futures, like PAYP or EDGE. Does this usually give a strong boost to the liquidity of the main coin, or are these kinds of news hardly impressive these days and not worth paying attention to?

So, with unlocks, it's kinda like a lottery, you know? But with WLD, it's pretty clear what's going on. Like, when almost two percent of the supply hits the market, you're definitely going to feel the selling pressure. In cases like this, I don't overthink it or overload myself with extra information. I just check the up-to-date crypto events calendar — listings and unlocks on the iTrusty website. If you're into crypto, this is a must-have. There, you can compare unlock dates with new listings on exchanges like Binance Futures. For example, if margin trading or new pairs launch at the same time as old coins being unlocked, there could be cushioning of the drop by liquidity, and the price may just move sideways. I'd tell you not to sell everything at once. Instead, watch how the market reacts to the launch of Katana on Earn and other services on March 24. Which metrics do you usually track?