Do Kwon suggests Terra (LUNA) hard fork to revive the protocol

Do Kwon, the Terra (LUNA) protocol founder, proposed a resurrection strategy to bring the project back from the ashes. Kwon advocated splitting the protocol's existing form into two distinct ecosystems, Terra Classic and Terra 2.0. Terra Classic will favour users; this chain will accept stablecoins exactly as Terra did before its meltdown. Meanwhile, the hard-forked The post Do Kwon suggests Terra (LUNA) hard fork to revive the protocol appeared first on Invezz.

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As the Terra blockchain collapsed, it decided to eliminate a lot of apps, including Anchor, which was the largest DeFi protocol on the chain at a given point. However, the protocol is worth nothing at the moment.

The crypto economy was under complete volatility for the past few weeks, but the space faced had the worst one after one of the largest stablecoins, TerraUSD (UST) de-pegged from its $1 value. After UST de-pegged, Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform Labs, shared an update regarding the rescue plan wherein he said the investors …

Many crypto giants including Binance CEO, CZ had earlier expressed their disapproval over the Terra forking plan. Do Kwon has however decided to take the lone path by putting forward a proposal for the same.

An op-ed article published in the state-backed Chinese publication Economic Daily, has suggested that the recent crash of the Terra blockchain's LUNA and the de-pegging of the UST stablecoin vindicate the Asian country's decision to ban crypto-related activities. In the article, the author names the interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve and the

Terraform Labs CEO and co-founder Do Kwon has announced forking the Terra network into a new chain. 3/ Currently, these key precepts underpin most schools of thought:– The #LUNAtic community is unparalleled in its passion– The builder talent pool is broader and deeper on Terra than most ecosystems– Terra's blockchain is incredibly robust, as attested …

Following the cataclysmic meltdown of the Terra ecosystem last week, the Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) has been accused of bailing out UST whales with its bitcoin trove before the project came crashing down. The LFG had allegedly allowed select UST holders and insiders to cash out their UST positions worth approximately $2.7 billion at close to $1 before the digital asset fell to less than 10 cents, leaving retail investors scratching their heads in losses.

The fork, proposed today on a Terra discussion forum, would create a new Terra chain and the original would become 'Terra Classic.' The post Do Kwon wants to fork the Terra blockchain as part of revival plan appeared first on The Block.

On Monday (May 16), Do Kwon, Co-founder and CEO of Terraform Labs — as well as a director at Luna Foundation Guard (LFG), put up a new proposal up for a governance vote on May 18 (“Asia time”). According to this new proposal, “while UST has been the central narrative of Terra's growth story over the last year,

Just recently, the product comparison platform finder․com polled 36 fintech specialists about the cryptocurrency terra (LUNA) before terrausd (UST) lost its parity with the U.S. dollar. According to the poll, Finder's experts predicted LUNA would be $143 before the end of the year. Currently, LUNA is worth far less than a U.S. penny and while

The Binance exchange didn't sell its 15.4 million LUNA tokens and was previously worth $1.6 billion but now they are worth only $2461 so let's read more today in our latest Binance news. The CEO Changpeng Zhao said the Binance exchange didn't sell the LUNA holdings that it received in return for a $3 million