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Over 1.4 Billion LUNC Burned in the First Four Days of November

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Over 1.4 Billion LUNC Burned in the First Four Days of November

The Terra Classic (LUNC) community has made a powerful start to November. In just the first four days of the month, over 1.4 billion LUNC tokens have already been burned — and the count continues as November 4 is still ongoing.

LUNC Burn Breakdown (November 1–4)

Date LUNC Burned
November 1 672,483,780
November 2 30,795,957
November 3 505,476,172
November 4 231,239,811*
Total (as of now) 1,439,995,720

*Data for November 4 is still being updated.

This strong burn activity highlights the continued commitment of the Terra Classic community to reducing the circulating supply of LUNC. Community validators, exchanges, and contributors are all playing a part in the ongoing burn initiative aimed at restoring long-term value to the network.

With more than 1.4 billion LUNC burned in just four days, November could potentially become one of the most impactful months for the Terra Classic ecosystem in recent times.

The community remains optimistic and united in its mission to rebuild the project through sustainable burns, ecosystem growth, and increased utility across multiple platforms.

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