About Limitless (LMTS)

What is Limitless (LMTS) and why does it matter?

Limitless is a decentralized prediction market on Base, focused on fast-settling event outcomes like hourly and daily markets. It uses a CLOB model and allows community-created markets, blending prediction markets with SocialFi. With $250M+ in trading since launch, it’s already the largest prediction market on Base. So why does it matter? Because it shows prediction markets can be social, fast, and accessible.

How is the LMTS token structured?

The LMTS token has a total supply of 1B. Allocation: 1.5% private sale, 2% IDO, 28% team (10-year vesting), 6% advisors (5-year vesting), plus ecosystem and community rewards. The IDO price is $0.05, giving a $75M FDV. Utilities include staking benefits, reduced trading fees, points multipliers, and ecosystem rewards. It’s more than a coin—it’s central to Limitless’ growth.

What’s the vesting and unlock timeline?

At TGE in October 2025, 25% of IDO tokens unlock immediately, with the rest linearly vesting over 3 months. Advisor tokens unlock across 2026–2029, while team tokens stretch until 2035. That’s a decade-long schedule. This design balances early liquidity for users with long-term alignment for insiders, reducing risk of sudden sell-offs.

How much has Limitless raised and from whom?

Limitless has raised $7M in total. The $3M Pre-seed (Oct 2024) was led by 1confirmation, with Paper Ventures, Collider, and Public Works. The $4M Strategic round (Jul 2025) was led by Coinbase Ventures, joined by Maelstrom, WAGMI Ventures, and Punk DAO. Tiered ratings place 1confirmation at Tier 1, Coinbase Ventures at Tier 2, and Paper + Maelstrom at Tier 3.

Who advises the project?

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, is an advisor to Limitless, with investment also through his family office, Maelstrom. His involvement provides both credibility and deep market experience. Advisors also guide ecosystem and token economics over the long vesting horizon.

Did LMTS have an ICO or airdrop?

There wasn’t a standard ICO. Instead, Limitless launched a points-based rewards system tied to actual platform activity. Season 2 (Sept 2025 – Jan 2026) requires $200+ in trading to qualify. Referrals, liquidity provision, and tiered ranks boost allocations. The IDO itself runs on Kaito Capital Launchpad (Sept 25 – Oct 2, 2025), prioritizing core users over passive applicants.

Where will LMTS trade after launch?

LMTS is in premarket until its October 2025 TGE. Expected listings include Base-native DEXs and, potentially, major CEXs due to backing from Coinbase Ventures. Main pairs will likely be LMTS/USDC and LMTS/ETH. With Base’s low fees, both DeFi and CEX traders may find it attractive. A quick take: strong backers usually mean smooth liquidity routes.

What’s ahead on the roadmap?

In Q4 2025, Limitless plans exchange listings, staking activation, and multi-outcome markets. By 2026, governance features, cross-chain expansion, and mobile upgrades are on the horizon. Long-term, they’re targeting AI-assisted market creation and advanced analytics. So it’s not just about prediction—it’s about building a broader social trading ecosystem.

What risks should be considered?

Limitless faces several risks. Regulatory gray areas loom over prediction markets, especially for politics and sports. Security audits for its contracts aren’t fully public. Liquidity must stay deep enough to support rapid trading. Competition from platforms like Polymarket is fierce. Also, 28% of supply is team-held, creating concentration risk. Prospective buyers should weigh volatility and execution challenges.