Crypto News

LooksRare Enters New Era With Revamped Emissions Pool, LOOKS Price to $0.5?

Published by

Non-Fungible Token (NFT) marketplace LooksRare has announced the end of an era of its 24-month release plan and is now looking towards a new contract that involves a new emissions pool.

LooksRare Sunsets 24-Month Token Emissions Cycle

In a recent post, LooksRare notified users of the closing of its original 24-month schedule of LOOKS emissions. This is a significant move for the platform and its users as it equally signifies an evolution towards a new operational framework. It also underscores LooksRare maturation in the space of two years, including its growth, resilience, and adaptation in the bolstering NFT space.

In addition, the NFT marketplace revealed that users who have LOOKS earning WETH, or in the Compounder can now transition to the new contract to keep earning rewards by migrating their LOOKS, its native cryptocurrency. Notably, migration is yet to be opened but will be available by 11 am UTC on November 27th, 2024. 

Looking back, the 24-month release plan played a crucial role in establishing the marketplace. It was designed to give LooksRare a competitive edge in the NFT marketplace ecosystem at the time of its launch. As part of the plan, there was a systematic release of LOOKS and this was instrumental in incentivizing user participation and engagement.  

Impact on LOOKS and Potential Market Relevance

The move has sparked a 5.2% surge in the price of LOOKS which is now pegged at $0.117. For a coin that is still more than 98% below its All-Time High (ATH) of $7.07, the emissions upgrade move might set the token on a new rally. On the upside, a surge to $0.5 in the mid-term cannot be ruled out.

The current move to transition goes beyond a procedural change but also demonstrates LooksRare’s commitment to upgrading and improving its services in line with the evolving needs of the NFT community. It is a strategy for addressing the challenges and tapping into the opportunities that present themselves in the world of digital collectibles. 

Explicitly, migrating to a new contract will help the platform remain relevant, robust, secure, and in line with the emerging technological advancements in both the blockchain and NFT domains. Already, competitors like OpenSea currently maintain market dominance in the NFT world, a trend LooksRare hopes to dismantle in the future. 

Share
Godfrey Benjamin

Benjamin Godfrey is a blockchain enthusiast and journalists who relish writing about the real life applications of blockchain technology and innovations to drive general acceptance and worldwide integration of the emerging technology. His desires to educate people about cryptocurrencies inspires his contributions to renowned blockchain based media and sites. Benjamin Godfrey is a lover of sports and agriculture. Follow him on X, Linkedin

Published by

Recent Posts

  • Crypto News

Arthur Hayes Dumps Worldcoin, Citing Downtrend in SpaceX’s Pre-IPO Stock

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes revealed that he has offloaded his Worldcoin (WLD) holdings, just days…

June 6, 2026
  • Crypto News

Galaxy Digital Lowers CLARITY Act Passage Odds To 60% Amid Tight Senate Calendar

Galaxy Digital's Head of Research, Alex Thorn, has revealed that they have lowered their odds…

June 6, 2026
  • Crypto News

Zcash Price Crashes 40% but ZEC Whale Bags 37K Coins, Recovery Ahead?

Zcash prices crashed over 40% today following a stunning revelation by developers. A severe vulnerability…

June 6, 2026
  • Bitcoin News

Breaking: Bitcoin Price Crashes To $59K For The First Time Since In 2 Years

Bitcoin price has continued bleeding, recording lows near $59,000. It marks BTC's lowest level since…

June 6, 2026
  • Bitcoin News

Michael Saylor Breaks Silence As Jim Cramer Says He “Murdered” Bitcoin

Bitcoin advocate and Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has responded to Jim Cramer blaming him…

June 6, 2026
  • Crypto News

BNP Paribas Predicts Three Fed Rate Hikes Amid Strong U.S. Jobs Report

Financial giant BNP Paribas has predicted three Fed rate hikes as the U.S. labor market…

June 5, 2026