What is the current price of League of Kingdoms Arena?
The current price of League of Kingdoms Arena is $0.1237
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LOKA is the original token of League of Kingdoms, a blockchain-based massively multiplayer strategy game in which players build kingdoms, gather resources, fight monsters and compete with rival kingdoms and alliances, while land plots and other game assets exist as NFTs. It matters mainly as a case study in how a single-game token evolves: in 2025 the project expanded into a multi-game platform called Arena-Z, and LOKA was swapped into a new token, A2Z, at a fixed ratio of 1 LOKA to 20 A2Z. Anyone still holding LOKA today should understand that migration before doing anything else with the token.
League of Kingdoms is a free-to-play MMO strategy game available on Android, iOS and PC. Players develop a kingdom, farm resources, battle monsters (PvE) and fight other kingdoms or alliances (PvP). What set it apart from conventional strategy games is ownership: land plots are NFTs, and resources, skins and other items can be tokenized and traded.
LOKA is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum (contract 0x61e90a50137e1f645c9ef4a0d3a4f01477738406, viewable on Etherscan). It served as the governance and utility token of the League of Kingdoms world before the Arena-Z rebrand.
Coverage of the rebrand describes League of Kingdoms as launching in 2020 and reaching about 5 million players over roughly five years of operation (Decrypt). The project's own website was not reachable when this page was written (the domain did not resolve), so founder and company details could not be confirmed from an official source and are not stated here.
The key recent milestone is the move to Arena-Z. According to Decrypt, the expansion was announced on July 10, 2025, and the LOKA to A2Z swap began on July 28, 2025. The Arena-Z ecosystem groups three titles: the original League of Kingdoms, League of Kingdoms Chronicle (a dungeon-crawling RPG that supports existing NFT heroes) and League of Kingdoms Hunters (an idle RPG). Arena-Z also announced a $20 million ecosystem fund for outside developers.
The game runs as a persistent shared world. Players grow their kingdom, collect resources, research upgrades and form alliances that compete for territory. Assets that the game treats as ownable, such as land, can be held in a player's own wallet as NFTs and traded outside the game, while core gameplay runs on the game's servers.
Under the Arena-Z design, the games are tied together by Arena-Z Chain, which Decrypt describes as an Optimism-based layer 2 network on Ethereum intended to give players unified progression across titles.
Before the migration, LOKA was classed as both a governance and a utility token for League of Kingdoms, tied to the game's economy and NFT assets. After the rebrand, that role passed to A2Z, which is positioned as a cross-game reward and governance token across the Arena-Z titles.
In practice, LOKA's main remaining utility is conversion. Binance.US, for example, announced that it would swap LOKA at 1 LOKA to 20 A2Z and that LOKA deposits, withdrawals and trading would remain permanently closed on its platform after the swap (Binance.US).
League of Kingdoms was one of the earlier blockchain games built as a full MMO strategy title rather than a simple collectible or card game. It paired mainstream-style mobile gameplay with player-owned land, which gave land holders a direct stake in the game world. The later move from one game to a multi-game platform with its own chain is also unusual, and it changed what the token represents.
League of Kingdoms is a game, not a base-layer chain, so the fairer comparison is with other blockchain games. Axie Infinity centres on creature battles and runs on its own Ronin network, while The Sandbox and Decentraland are virtual worlds built around land and user-created content. League of Kingdoms is a competitive strategy MMO first, with NFTs layered onto that game loop, and its Arena-Z platform model resembles multi-game ecosystems such as Gala.
LOKA itself is an ERC-20 token, so its balances and transfers are secured by Ethereum's proof-of-stake consensus. NFT ownership is recorded onchain, but the game logic and economy are operated by the development team, so players rely on the operator for fair gameplay and continued service. Arena-Z Chain, as an Optimism-based layer 2, settles to Ethereum; refer to official Arena-Z documentation for its current security model.
League of Kingdoms showed that a strategy MMO with player-owned land could attract a large player base, and its transition into Arena-Z is a live example of a game token being folded into a broader platform token. For holders, it is a reminder that a token's role can change with the project's strategy.
LOKA is a legacy token. Major exchanges that supported the rebrand converted balances to A2Z and closed LOKA trading, so buying LOKA is generally not the relevant step. Anyone interested in the ecosystem today should look at A2Z, and anyone still holding LOKA should use the official swap process.
Binance.US publicly announced its LOKA to A2Z swap and the permanent closure of LOKA trading. Other exchanges also supported the migration; check each exchange's own announcement for how it handled balances.
LOKA and its successor are Ethereum-based tokens, so they can be held in any Ethereum-compatible self-custody wallet such as MetaMask or a hardware wallet. Always confirm contract addresses on Etherscan before adding a token to a wallet.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of League of Kingdoms Arena is $0.1237
The daily trading volume is $898,447
The market capitalization of League of Kingdoms Arena is $8,289,329.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of League of Kingdoms Arena is $61,850,000, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 500,000,000 LOKA is in circulation.
Circulating: 67,011,555. Total: 500,000,000. Max: 500,000,000.