LivLive ($LIVE) is a crypto project that says it aims to turn everyday actions—such as checking in at locations or leaving reviews—into digital rewards. The project has recently promoted a Black Friday marketing campaign alongside its ongoing token sale and broader roadmap.
Meanwhile, the wider crypto market has also seen activity in established networks such as Chainlink (LINK) and Cardano (ADA), which continue to ship updates and expand their ecosystems. Below is a summary of the information discussed in this article: LivLive ($LIVE), Chainlink (LINK), and Cardano (ADA).
Token-sale overview: LivLive’s reported model and terms
According to the project, LivLive ($LIVE) combines real-world activity rewards with a deflationary supply mechanism intended to encourage participation. The project says it is built on Ethereum, has a total supply of 5 billion tokens, and has referenced a $0.2 listing target (not a guarantee). Claims about token burns, liquidity locks, and other mechanisms should be evaluated against official documentation and independent sources.
In its materials, LivLive reports a token-sale price of $0.02, with more than $2.17M+ raised and 320+ holders. The project also states that unsold tokens may be burned and that liquidity may be locked; these are project-reported plans and may change.
Creator monetization features described by LivLive
LivLive also describes a creator-focused monetization system, including a dual referral system and an associated dashboard that, according to the project, tracks invitations and token-related rewards. Referral programs and similar incentives are marketing features and do not indicate future token performance.
The project positions this approach as a way for different types of users—creators and non-creators alike—to earn rewards tied to network activity. Readers should treat any earnings language as project claims rather than verified outcomes.
Real-world gamification: what the project says it is building
LivLive describes its product as a gamified layer over real life that converts actions (for example: walking, checking in, leaving reviews, attending events, and engaging with businesses) into XP and token rewards recorded on-chain.
The project’s core narrative centers on rewarding offline engagement rather than traditional online metrics. Whether this model can scale depends on execution, adoption, and broader market conditions.
Black Friday promotion mentioned by the project
LivLive has promoted a Black Friday incentive it describes as a “300% Power-Up Bonus,” associated with the code BLACK300 and a stated end date of November 30. As with other marketing incentives, availability and terms are set by the project and may change.
LINK moves higher: market metrics referenced this week
Chainlink (LINK) was trading around $12.88 at the time the figures in this article were compiled, up 1.64% (24h), with roughly 1M watchers tracking its performance. LINK was listed with a market cap of $8.97B, reflecting a 1.63% daily increase. The circulating supply was shown as 696.84M LINK, against a total supply of 1B LINK and a max. supply of 1B LINK.
Over the previous 24 hours, Chainlink’s trading volume was reported at $667.29M, up 13.3%. The FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) was listed as $12.88B, while the Vol/Mkt Cap (24h) ratio was 7.45%. Market metrics can change quickly and should be cross-checked with primary data sources.
ADA: price and supply metrics cited in current trading
Cardano (ADA) was listed at $0.4148, showing a 0.01% (24h) move while attracting interest from around 2M watchers. ADA was shown with a market cap of $14.88B, also up 0.01%. The circulating supply was listed as 35.88B ADA, against a total supply of 44.99B ADA and a max. supply of 45B ADA.
Over the last 24 hours, Cardano’s trading volume was reported at $720.48M, up 0.16%. The FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) was listed as $18.66B, and the Vol/Mkt Cap (24h) ratio was 4.96%. These figures are descriptive and do not predict future performance.
How LivLive differs from Chainlink and Cardano (project positioning)
Chainlink is known for oracle infrastructure, while Cardano is known for a research-oriented approach to blockchain development. LivLive, by contrast, is positioning itself around consumer-style rewards tied to real-world engagement and a token-sale structure described in its own materials.
Any comparisons across projects should account for differences in maturity, adoption, liquidity, and risk. Early-stage tokens can be highly volatile and may not list as described.
Links (for reference)
Website: http://www.livlive.com
FAQs
- What price does LivLive report for its token sale?
The project reports $0.02 at the time referenced in this article. - How much funding does LivLive report raising?
The project reports over $2.17 million. - What listing price has the project referenced?
The project has referenced $0.2 as a target; this is not guaranteed. - What has the project said about its Black Friday promotion?
The project describes a limited-time bonus tied to the code BLACK300 with a stated end date of November 30. - What features does the project highlight as differentiators?
The project highlights real-world activity rewards, tokenomics disclosures, and security-related claims; readers should verify these independently.
This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
