I noticed something odd when I first saw headlines shouting “1 TRILLION LUNC BURNED!” Most people treat that like an instant price trigger. But the reality is subtler. Verified on‑chain data shows around 430 billion LUNC burned, with daily burns in the tens of millions. The “trillion” number often mixes burned and staked tokens — staking locks supply temporarily, but only burned tokens are gone forever. Even so, trimming 8% of the circulating supply matters. Scarcity is slowly creeping in. But burns alone don’t create demand. Past spikes from major burns often retraced, showing that the market responds only when buyers show up. What’s changing quietly is the structure. New network upgrades, validator incentives, and ecosystem improvements aim to make burns part of a deeper tokenomics strategy, not just hype fodder. That slow, steady grind of deflation paired with better participation could shift perception if demand holds. #LUNC #LUNCBURN #TERRACLASSIC 🚀 So the real takeaway? It’s not the trillion itself. It’s that $LUNC is quietly redefining how scarcity, utility, and community incentives interact. If this holds, the network may be laying the foundation for something more resilient — one burn at a time. $LUNC
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$SHIB vs $LUNC $1 in 2026? Simple answer: Highly unlikely. Their massive token supply makes a $1 price mathematically unrealistic without impossible market caps. Big pumps? Maybe. $1 target
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