🔥 LUNC Burn Simulation at Different Activity Levels 🔥
Currently, the average daily burn for LUNA Classic (LUNC) seems much lower than 330 M — recent public burn-trackers show a 7-day average closer to ~64 M/day (≈ 1.9 B/month).
But for illustration, let’s run a hypothetical “what-if trading volume surges” simulation assuming burn scales proportionally:
Activity Multiplier Daily LUNC Burned Monthly Burn (30d) Notes
1× (current) ~ 64 M ~ 1.9 B Reflects actual recent burn levels
5× ~ 320 M ~ 9.6 B Higher volume scenario
10× ~ 640 M ~ 19.2 B Strong volume surge
50× ~ 3.2 B ~ 96 B Very high activity
100× ~ 6.4 B ~ 192 B Extreme activity
1000× ~ 64 B ~ 1.92 T Hypothetical “moon-shot” case
💡 Explanation:
The starting point uses a recent public reset of burn metrics, rather than the 330 M/day figure.
Real impact on supply depends on how many transactions actually incur the burn — not all trades (especially off-chain exchange trades) burn LUNC.
Even in the 100× scenario, monthly burn (~192 B) would reduce supply only modestly vs. total circulating supply (~5.5 T).
⚠️ Reality Check:
The burn tax for on-chain LUNC is 0.5%, after a community vote reduced it from 1.2%.
Roughly 81 % of actual burn to date comes from exchange / burn-wallet donations (not strictly on-chain “tax burns”).
As of now, several hundred billion LUNC have been burned, but supply remains in the multi-trillion range — so the effect on “scarcity” is still limited.
