League of Kingdoms (LOKA) Spikes Over 110% as Binance Completes Rebrand to Arena-Z

Web3 gaming platform League of Kingdoms has captured remarkable market interest in the last 24 hours. According to on-chain data from CoinGecko, the platform’s native token LOKA surged over 110% in the early hours of today. 

At the time of writing, LOKA has acquired even more gains. It is currently valued at approximately $0.46. This represents a massive 251.5% price increase from a day ago. 

LOKA Token Rebrands 

LOKA’s substantial price surge comes as the project officially rebranded to Arena-Z (A2Z). On July 30, 2025, top cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance announced that it has completed the LOKA token swap and rebranding.

According to the exchange, the distribution was done at a fixed token swap ratio of 1 LOKA to 20 A2Z. Binance launched deposits, withdrawals, and spot trading for the new token. As such, the exchange will no longer support deposits and withdrawals of old LOKA tokens.

After the swap, A2Z traded at an initial price of approximately $0.0059 before climbing up to roughly $0.0067. The token later experienced some price decline and is currently exchanging hands at approximately $0.0052. This is 22.7% lower than its all-time high market value.

Apart from Binance, other popular cryptocurrency exchanges such as Bitget, Gate.io and MEXC also supported the token migration event. This, most likely, is fuelling LOKA token’s price increase before it is finally phased out.

Why the Swap?

League of Kingdoms (LOKA) was initially developed as a blockchain-based game that supports staking, governance activities, and in-game asset purchases. However, the founding team later decided to make the platform a multi-game ecosystem to accommodate more than one game. 

Thus, League of Kingdoms rebranded to Arena-Z to accommodate the project’s vision to expand and evolve its identity. The native token LOKA was also swapped to the new A2Z token. 

For users who held LOKA on cryptocurrency exchanges, their holdings were swapped automatically with no manual action required. Those who held their tokens in crypto wallets were given a portal to exchange their tokens at a 1:20 basis.

According to the project, Arena-Z aims at becoming a Web3 gaming ecosystem rather than a mere game. It will connect multiple games, player identities, and digital assets through a unified blockchain infrastructure.

About League of Kingdoms (LOKA)

League of Kingdoms is a Web3 Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) strategy game where players earn rewards through in-game activities. Developed by NOD games, League of Kingdoms was co-founded by Chan Lee, the CEO and Steve Hwang, the CTO. They both have prior experience in the computer and gaming fields.

Launched in 2020, League of Kingdoms employs blockchain technology to ensure the security of in-game assets. It is a play-to-earn platform that uses ERC-721 Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) to represent the pieces of land in the game. Thus, players can own these tokens and use them to cultivate resources. 

They can also earn dividends when they rent out their lands to receive a portion of the project’s proceeds. Additionally, users can earn income from buying and selling in-game assets.

At the core of the project is its governance token LOKA, with which holders earn profits through staking. The LOKA token also allows users to participate in the decision-making process of the platform and buy in-game items. 

At the time of writing, LOKA token’s current market capitalization stands at $194,371,847. It has a 24 hour trading volume of $48,358,699. This represents a 1,119.30% increase from one day ago, reflecting a recent rise in market activity.

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