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In addition to legal issues and price fluctuations, the Terra Classic ecosystem also welcomed key technical advancements this week. The community and developers are focused on the upcoming v3.6.1 network upgrade scheduled for December 18. This upgrade aims to fix outstanding contract issues and enhance security, seen as an important step in rebuilding ecosystem credibility. Major exchanges like Binance have expressed support for this upgrade, providing a boost for long-term holders of LUNC.
At the same time, the token burn mechanism continues to operate. According to statistics, over 849 million LUNC have been burned this week, and this ongoing deflationary pressure is one of the core pillars supporting community confidence. Nevertheless, several institutions remain cautious about LUNC's price forecast by the end of 2025, believing that while technical upgrades help stabilize, returning to high points under enormous supply pressure remains highly challenging. Future price trends will largely depend on the smoothness of this upgrade and the subsequent burn rate.

Although the Ethereum ecosystem is rich, it has a drawback: when there are many users, it can become 'congested,' and transaction fees become very expensive. Imagine having to pay double the shipping cost for a cup of coffee; who can endure that?
At this time, a new type of blockchain that claims to be 'high-performance' was born. They sacrifice a bit of decentralization in exchange for extremely fast transaction speeds and low fees, aiming to allow blockchains to process tens of thousands of transactions per second like Visa credit cards.
Solana (SOL) Solana is a leader in this field, known for its speed and low costs. Many on-chain games and NFT projects that emphasize instant interaction prefer to develop on Solana. If you believe in the mass adoption of blockchain, high-performance public chains like SOL are very promising targets.