đŸ”„ What’s happening with LSK right now
On October 31, 2026, Lisk will close its own Lisk Chain. Ethereum becomes the main network for LSK, and the project itself changes direction—turning into a platform for companies’ financial operations.
100 million LSK will be burned. This is no longer hearsay: the DAO proposal has passed. The total token supply should fall from 400 million to 300 million LSK after the burn is completed.
In September, LSK saw a real pump: the price briefly rose above $2 and then sharply pulled back. According to BeInCrypto, out of $41.13 million in liquidations over the day, about $33.68 million came from shorts—meaning the move was largely fueled by a short squeeze.
There have been talks around LSK about a possible supply deficit due to the burn, but it’s important: the burn itself is already confirmed, though its impact on the price cannot be guaranteed in advance.
There is also a serious risk: back in July, Binance placed LSK in a Monitoring Tag, which means heightened attention to the asset and a potential risk of further restrictions/delisting.$LSK