Terra Classic (LUNC) & Binance: A Relationship That Never Fully Ended
#LUNK The prevailing belief is simple: after the 2022 Terra collapse, Binance exited LUNC completely and moved on.
However, the available evidence suggests the story is more nuanced.
As of late 2025, CoinMarketCap continues to list LUNC under the YZi Labs Portfolio—the rebranded successor to Binance Labs, now operating as the family office of CZ and Yi He. This portfolio is one of the largest tracked ecosystems by market capitalization on CMC, not a marginal or inactive category.
$BTC Despite the chain split, rebrand, and market downturn, LUNC remains part of this ecosystem classification, occasionally even appearing among top gainers.
This raises a reasonable question:
If Binance and its affiliated entities truly exited LUNC years ago, why does this association still remain intact?
#USGDPUpdate CZ has previously stated that Binance never sold its original LUNC holdings, even during the collapse. Since then, Binance’s actions toward Terra Classic have been consistent and measurable:
Monthly LUNC burns conducted by Binance, permanently removing billions of tokens from supply
Ongoing technical and infrastructure support for Terra Classic network upgrades
$PEPE Continued ecosystem visibility through CoinMarketCap’s YZi Labs portfolio classification
This pattern does not align with full abandonment.
While any remaining exposure to LUNC may be modest in dollar terms today, visibility, infrastructure support, and ecosystem association still carry weight. Binance has chosen to remain operationally involved rather than disengage entirely.
$TRUMP At minimum, this suggests openness to Terra Classic’s long-term evolution. At best, it reflects a belief that the chain still holds relevance within the broader crypto ecosystem.
LUNC may no longer dominate headlines—but it hasn’t disappeared.
It’s still supported. Still connected. Still evolving.
$LUNC isn’t gone. It’s regrouping.
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