LUNC Explodes! Binance Burns 1.7B Tokens, Do Kwon Extradited
- LUNC is showing bullish signs, trading within an ascending triangle pattern, suggesting a potential price surge.
- Binance burns 1.7 billion LUNC, showing its support by reducing the tokens supply.
- Do Kwon extradited to US to face charges related to the Terra ecosystem collapse.
Terra Classics LUNC is poised for a significant price increase after a recent pullback. Additionally, Binances recent burn of 1.7 billion tokens has helped to reduce the circulating supply and put upward pressure on the price.
Market analysts highlight that the token is trading within an ascending triangle pattern, a telltale sign of a bullish continuation.
This positive sentiment comes on the heels of Binance incinerating 1.7 billion tokens, executing their first LUNC burn of the new year. The leading crypto exchange have remained committed to this burn mechanism every month since 2022, helping to reduce the overall supply of LUNC tokens, which can lead to price appreciation.
Adding to that, Do Kwon, the co-founder of Terraform Labs, has finally been extradited to the United States to face charges related to the collapse of the Terra ecosystem in May 2022. Kwons extradition removes a major cloud of uncertainty surrounding the Terra Classic project for the past 18 months.
LUNC: Do Kwons Extradition Ends Uncertainty
The former CEO is facing charges related to the collapse of the Terra ecosystem, which saw the value of Terra Classic and TerraUSD (UST) plummet by over 99% in a matter of days. With Kwons extradition, investors can now begin to focus on the future of Terra Classic without the distraction of ongoing legal proceedings.
Overall, the outlook for LUNC appears to be positive. The tokens recent price increase and Binances ongoing support to reduce the circulating supply could be a sign of things to come. With Do Kwons extradition now out of the way, investors may be more confident in investing in Terra Classic.
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