Terra Luna Classic Delegates Another 30M LUNC To Hexxagon, What’s Happening?

The Terra Classic Foundation recently made a significant announcement on X (formerly Twitter). The Terra Luna Classic team has delegated an additional 30 million LUNC to Hexxagon. This brings their total delegation on Terra Classic to a substantial 930 million LUNC. The Foundation expressed optimism about the future, celebrating the milestone.

Hexxagon is a key player in the Terra Luna Classic ecosystem. It runs and maintains important platforms like Galaxy Station and Galaxy Finder. These platforms are crucial for the Terra Classic community. Moreover, they offer node hosting and staking services, ensuring the smooth operation of the network.

Background On Hexxagon In Terra Luna Classic Community

Almost a year ago, on July 28, 2023, Terra Luna Classic‘s core developer group, Joint L1 Task Force (L1TF), unveiled a collaboration with Hexxagon. Hexxagon is not just a validator but also a team of skilled developers. The collaboration aimed to enhance security for the community-owned Station, Finder, and web wallet extension.

However, the community had mixed reactions to this partnership. The skepticism stemmed from Hexxagon’s links to the developer group Terra Rebels, which the community distrusts. Despite this, the partnership went ahead with a clear goal: to build a secure, community-owned wallet. This initiative was funded through Proposal 11645, which the community approved.

Hexxagon took on the responsibility of developing key components like the Station, Finder, and wallet web extension. They also manage the maintenance and infrastructure related to these platforms. In addition, the Joint L1 Task Force assists by conducting assessments, reviewing, and checking all pull requests to ensure everything runs smoothly.

A unique aspect of this collaboration is the operational structure. Hexxagon and L1TF operate under the same account, owned by the Joint L1 Task Force. The alliance is known as the Terra Classic Task Force. Professor Edward Kim has authority over the “terraclassic.community” domain, adding another layer of oversight.

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Potential Impact On LUNC Price

The recent delegation of 30 million LUNC to Hexxagon has garnered attention within the Terra Classic community. Most members view this as a positive step towards strengthening the network’s infrastructure. Moreover, they believe that Hexxagon’s involvement will enhance the reliability and security of the Terra Classic ecosystem.

From an economic perspective, this significant delegation could impact the price of LUNC. Increased delegation often signals confidence in the network, which can attract more investors. If Hexxagon successfully enhances the network’s infrastructure, it could lead to increased usage and demand for LUNC.

However, the community’s trust is crucial. If Hexxagon and L1TF can demonstrate transparency and effective management, it might positively influence LUNC price. Conversely, any missteps could lead to volatility and uncertainty due to the network’s infamous history.

At press time, the Terra Classic price was down by 1.83% to $0.00008063 on Tuesday, July 2. Meanwhile, the LUNC market capitalization stood at $441.41 million. Whilst, Terra Classic trading volume slumped 7.59% to $14.24 million.

However, the Terra Luna Classic community has rallied efforts to initiate LUNC token burns. On Monday, Binance, the biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, sent 1.7 billion Terra Luna Classic (LUNC) tokens to its burn wallet. This marks the 23rd batch in Binance’s ongoing effort to reduce the LUNC supply.

With this latest transaction, Binance has burned almost 62 billion LUNC in total. Moreover, the Terra Luna Classic community has collectively burned more than 125 billion LUNC tokens so far. Since 2022, Binance has supported the Terra Luna Classic community’s revival efforts through its monthly token burn mechanism.

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