At dawn, a fee of $87,923 was converted into 7.49 billion LUNC tokens, which ultimately flowed into a black hole address—permanently disappearing. This is not community hype, but the 30th monthly destruction operation recently completed by a major exchange. Since May 2022, this silent "token burn" has permanently erased over 405.94 billion LUNC.

Various concepts and speculations are rampant in the market, but the real story happens in the unnoticed corners. LUNC (Terra Classic), a blockchain once declared "dead," is gradually erasing the mark of "trillion inflation" through stable monthly burns. No sudden price surges, only continuous burning. But those in the know understand—when scarcity truly takes center stage, time often rewrites everything.

How deep is the dilemma? After the 2022 crash, LUNC's circulating supply once ballooned to nearly 6.5 trillion. What does this mean? Any effort to rebound in price is like piling sand at the foot of the Himalayas—almost futile.

The community's answer is a "chronic surgery." The core mechanism is simple: an on-chain transaction tax set at 1.2%, with each transfer automatically destroying that proportion of LUNC. Coupled with the monthly routine burns by major exchanges, a continuous, automated supply contraction system has been established. This is not an aggressive airdrop or a violent buyback, but a self-sustaining economic design.