I’ve been getting a lot of messages about #LUNC lately. Almost every second person is asking the same question.
“People are saying LUNC will hit $1 in 2026… but what is that actually based on?”
Let’s be clear and professional. There is no confirmed or guaranteed basis for a $1 LUNC price. For LUNC to even move toward that level, the supply issue must be solved first. That means aggressive and consistent token burns, real utility beyond hype, active ecosystem development, and sustained demand across multiple market cycles.
Right now, math matters more than hope. With the current supply, a $1 price would require an unrealistic market cap unless a massive portion of tokens is removed from circulation. That’s why burn rates, on-chain usage, validator activity, and ecosystem growth are far more important than viral price predictions.
Markets don’t move on rumors or “confidential messages.”
They move on structure, adoption, and numbers.
LUNC can still be profitable in future cycles, especially during strong market momentum. But smart investors focus on realistic targets, accumulation zones, and risk management, not guaranteed dreams.
Ask why before believing what.
