LivLive ($LIVE), a new blockchain project aiming to merge physical-world activity with digital rewards, has gained significant attention during its presale phase, raising over $2.21 million from more than 400 participants. The project's early momentum is drawing comparisons to the initial growth phase of established platforms like Hyperliquid, prompting discussions about timing and utility in the crypto market.
The LivLive platform is designed to create a "live-to-earn" framework. It integrates augmented reality (AR), wearable technology, and on-chain verification to record real-world actions—such as movement and location-based participation—and convert them into $LIVE tokens. The wearable component has reportedly progressed through core testing phases. The project positions itself as a loyalty and engagement system connecting consumers, businesses, and brands through measurable, verified interaction.
The presale is structured across multiple stages, beginning at $0.02 per token during Stage 1. The price is set to increase incrementally, with a stated final presale price of $0.20 and a projected launch price of $0.25. A temporary BONUS200 incentive is available, offering a 200% token bonus to early participants. According to project examples, a $5,000 investment at the current price with the bonus could yield 750,000 tokens.
The news contextually contrasts LivLive's early-stage potential with the current market positions of more established altcoins. Chainlink (LINK) is noted as trading 74% below its all-time high, with recent catalysts like a Grayscale ETF launch failing to generate sustained momentum despite strong fundamentals and institutional partnerships. Similarly, Cronos (CRO) is highlighted as hovering around $0.10, a 90% drop from its peak, with a previous partnership-driven price surge having faded.
As crypto markets move into 2026, the discussion emphasizes the distinction between mature assets and emerging platforms. Presale-stage projects like LivLive are being evaluated based on participation trends, technical development, and stated use cases rather than near-term price outcomes. The project allocates 65% of its total token supply to the community through presale, mining, quests, and rewards. Additionally, presale participants gain access to a "Treasure Vault" with over $2.5 million in prizes, including a $1 million grand prize.
