League of Kingdoms
LOKA
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
LOKA (League of Kingdoms) exhibits poor overall fundamentals, underscored by official token deprecation and migration to Arena-Z (A2Z) via a 20:1 token swap ratio. Active Development lacked sufficient data for a numeric score due to development ceasing on the legacy LOKA token. The remaining evaluation areas reflect severe weaknesses: community interest is largely dormant with a shrinking holder base (2.5/10), tokenomics suffer from a high dilution overhang with only ~67M of 500M tokens circulating (4.0/10), and market metrics show severe liquidity issues and a 98.85% drawdown from all-time highs (2.5/10). The team is public and previously raised funds via Binance Launchpad (6.0/10), but governance remains centralized and recent updates are stale. Security is constrained by the absence of a verified third-party audit score and severe price crash history (4.0/10). As the token is deprecated in favor of A2Z, investors should avoid holding LOKA.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About League of Kingdoms (LOKA)
League of Kingdoms Arena (LOKA) is a deprecated ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain that is migrating to the Arena-Z (A2Z) token at a 20:1 swap ratio. Originally created as the governance and utility token for the play-to-earn MMO strategy game League of Kingdoms, active development on the LOKA contract has ceased as the project transitions to the A2Z token and the AZ Chain gaming Layer 2 platform.
Within the League of Kingdoms title, LOKA was established to facilitate in-game purchases, land and NFT trading, tournament entry fees, staking, play-to-earn rewards, and voting on governance proposals. The project was developed by a public team led by CEO Chan Lee and secured $4,000,000 in funding through a Binance Launchpad sale. LOKA has a maximum supply of 500 million tokens, with approximately 67 million reported in circulating supply, and governance has remained centralized under the core team during its operational lifespan.
Market performance and community activity for LOKA have deteriorated significantly, marked by a 98.85% collapse from its historical all-time high and near-zero daily trading liquidity. The token exhibits a shrinking holder base of approximately 5,399 addresses and lacks documented deflationary or token-burn mechanisms. While no smart contract exploits, hacks, or regulatory enforcement actions were identified, security evaluations cite the lack of a verified third-party audit score alongside the unrecovered market drawdown.