Terra Classic & Binance — let’s talk about what’s being overlooked.
A common narrative says Binance dumped all its LUNC after the 2022 collapse and walked away. End of story.
But the data doesn’t fully support that claim.
Fast-forward to late 2025 and CoinMarketCap still categorizes under LUNC the YZi Labs Portfolio — the rebranded successor to Binance Labs, now operating as CZ and Yi He’s family office.
That portfolio isn’t a footnote on CMC; it’s one of the largest tracked ecosystems by market cap. And LUNC is still listed there, occasionally even ranking among top gainers.
If Binance and its affiliated entities truly exited entirely, why does that classification remain intact years after the crash, the chain split, and the rebrand?
CZ previously stated that Binance never sold its original LUNC holdings, despite the collapse. Since then, we’ve seen:
Continued monthly LUNC burns from Binance (billions removed from supply),
Ongoing support for network upgrades,
And a persistent association between LUNC and the YZi Labs portfolio on CMC.
That combination doesn’t look like abandonment.
The original position may be small in dollar terms today — but visibility matters. Keeping $LUNC within the YZi ecosystem spotlight suggests more than passive neglect. It points to lingering conviction, or at least an openness to Terra Classic’s long-term recovery.
Write LUNC off if you want — but it’s still here, still connected, and still being supported.
$LUNC isn’t gone. It’s regrouping.
