The post Limitless Token Surges 110% Amid Controversial Sales appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: LMTS token surged 110% post-controversy despite community concerns. Project eyes further expansion across blockchain networks. Industry and community reactions highlight transparency issues. The LMTS token, developed by Limitless on the Base blockchain, surged 110% in value to $0.429 within three days post-listing, despite initial concerns over token sales. This price jump, amid controversy, highlights Limitless’ growing market presence and its potential influence on prediction markets leveraging blockchain technology. Limitless Token’s Unexpected 110% Price Rise Amid Controversy The Limitless prediction platform, built on Base blockchain, saw its LMTS token rebound significantly after initial listing. Despite the sale of tokens by the team during the Token Generation Event (TGE), which raised eyebrows, the price experienced an unexpected rise. Limitless Labs CEO, CJ Hetherington, emphasized ongoing support from investors stating: Liquidity constraints contributed to the price fluctuations, with LMTS now trading at $0.43. The decision by the Limitless team to distribute and subsequently sell more tokens during the controversy has led to discussions on fairness and transparency within the community. Experts suggest that the limited liquidity and concentrated holdings contributed to dramatic price movements. “Prediction markets are going mainstream.” Market reactions varied, with cryptocurrency influencers such as ManaMoon commenting on the significant sales and suggesting concerns over the long-term stability. The controversy also caught the attention of other market participants, prompting reactions on platforms like Twitter and Telegram. Similarities with DeFi Launches and Future Regulatory Challenges Did you know? The Limitless token’s rapid price surge mirrors past DeFi launches, resembling Polymarket’s pattern of volatile debut and subsequent corrective drops, highlighting recurring transparency challenges in decentralized finance. According to CoinMarketCap, the Limitless (LMTS) token’s price surged by 118.23% in the last 24 hours, trading at $0.43. The market cap stands at $432.02 million, driven by a circulating supply of over 131 million… The post Limitless Token Surges 110% Amid Controversial Sales appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: LMTS token surged 110% post-controversy despite community concerns. Project eyes further expansion across blockchain networks. Industry and community reactions highlight transparency issues. The LMTS token, developed by Limitless on the Base blockchain, surged 110% in value to $0.429 within three days post-listing, despite initial concerns over token sales. This price jump, amid controversy, highlights Limitless’ growing market presence and its potential influence on prediction markets leveraging blockchain technology. Limitless Token’s Unexpected 110% Price Rise Amid Controversy The Limitless prediction platform, built on Base blockchain, saw its LMTS token rebound significantly after initial listing. Despite the sale of tokens by the team during the Token Generation Event (TGE), which raised eyebrows, the price experienced an unexpected rise. Limitless Labs CEO, CJ Hetherington, emphasized ongoing support from investors stating: Liquidity constraints contributed to the price fluctuations, with LMTS now trading at $0.43. The decision by the Limitless team to distribute and subsequently sell more tokens during the controversy has led to discussions on fairness and transparency within the community. Experts suggest that the limited liquidity and concentrated holdings contributed to dramatic price movements. “Prediction markets are going mainstream.” Market reactions varied, with cryptocurrency influencers such as ManaMoon commenting on the significant sales and suggesting concerns over the long-term stability. The controversy also caught the attention of other market participants, prompting reactions on platforms like Twitter and Telegram. Similarities with DeFi Launches and Future Regulatory Challenges Did you know? The Limitless token’s rapid price surge mirrors past DeFi launches, resembling Polymarket’s pattern of volatile debut and subsequent corrective drops, highlighting recurring transparency challenges in decentralized finance. According to CoinMarketCap, the Limitless (LMTS) token’s price surged by 118.23% in the last 24 hours, trading at $0.43. The market cap stands at $432.02 million, driven by a circulating supply of over 131 million…

Limitless Token Surges 110% Amid Controversial Sales

2025/10/26 09:36
Key Points:
  • LMTS token surged 110% post-controversy despite community concerns.
  • Project eyes further expansion across blockchain networks.
  • Industry and community reactions highlight transparency issues.

The LMTS token, developed by Limitless on the Base blockchain, surged 110% in value to $0.429 within three days post-listing, despite initial concerns over token sales.

This price jump, amid controversy, highlights Limitless’ growing market presence and its potential influence on prediction markets leveraging blockchain technology.

Limitless Token’s Unexpected 110% Price Rise Amid Controversy

The Limitless prediction platform, built on Base blockchain, saw its LMTS token rebound significantly after initial listing. Despite the sale of tokens by the team during the Token Generation Event (TGE), which raised eyebrows, the price experienced an unexpected rise. Limitless Labs CEO, CJ Hetherington, emphasized ongoing support from investors stating:

Liquidity constraints contributed to the price fluctuations, with LMTS now trading at $0.43. The decision by the Limitless team to distribute and subsequently sell more tokens during the controversy has led to discussions on fairness and transparency within the community. Experts suggest that the limited liquidity and concentrated holdings contributed to dramatic price movements.

Market reactions varied, with cryptocurrency influencers such as ManaMoon commenting on the significant sales and suggesting concerns over the long-term stability.

The controversy also caught the attention of other market participants, prompting reactions on platforms like Twitter and Telegram.

Similarities with DeFi Launches and Future Regulatory Challenges

Did you know? The Limitless token’s rapid price surge mirrors past DeFi launches, resembling Polymarket’s pattern of volatile debut and subsequent corrective drops, highlighting recurring transparency challenges in decentralized finance.

According to CoinMarketCap, the Limitless (LMTS) token’s price surged by 118.23% in the last 24 hours, trading at $0.43. The market cap stands at $432.02 million, driven by a circulating supply of over 131 million tokens. Over the past week, LMTS has gained a staggering 292.43%, reflecting significant investor interest and speculation.

Limitless(LMTS), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 01:30 UTC on October 26, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap

Experts from the Coincu research team note potential implications for broader financial markets, as transparency and governance issues in DeFi platforms remain a concern. The Limitless team’s controversial sales have fueled debates on regulatory oversight and long-term sustainability within the emerging prediction market category. For more details, refer to Limitless LMTS updates and news.

Source: https://coincu.com/analysis/limitless-token-surges-market-reactions/

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