The Terra Luna Classic community contemplating burning 800 million USTC stablecoins again. A validator suggested a legally possible route to burn 800 million USTC from the Terra Luna Classic treasury, held in the Risk Harbor Multisig Wallet through a contract. The burn narrative picks pace amid a significant plunge in LUNC and USTC prices.
Terra Luna Classic validator Lunanauts expressed concerns about the legal repercussions of proposal 11913. The proposal aims to burn the 800 million USTC still in the Risk Harbor multisig wallet via an update to Terrad client.
The validator believes in initiating the burn of 800 million USTC from the Luna Classic treasury using a simplified contract. The Terra Luna Classic community was notified that Risk Harbor lost the keys and has agreed to blacklist the wallet. Thus, the community plans to burn instead as no fund recovery via the wallet owners is possible and blacklisting serves no purpose anymore.
Core developer needs to create a contract with a sole MsgSend to transfer all holdings to burn address. The multisig contract is then migrated via governance to that code id. It eliminates the need for validators to install any code, minimizing legal implications.
The Terra Luna Classic community burning massive amounts of tokens to reduce the supply and revive the Terra ecosystem tokens. While several community-led efforts to revive LUNC and repeg USTC are still under progress, 800 million USTC burn could help trigger enough push. LUNC and USTC will recover again, similar to the recent 300% and 400% rally in the last few weeks.
LUNC price fell 4% in the past 24 hours, with the price currently trading at $0.000171. The 24-hour low and high are $0.000164 and $0.000181, respectively. Moreover, trading volume has further decreased in the last 24 hours.
Meanwhile, USTC trades at $0.0400, down over 1% in the last 24 hours. The 24-hour low and high are $0.0372 and $0.0410, respectively.