Several cryptocurrency exchanges have supported the LUNC burn campaign in response to the community’s tireless efforts. Several exchanges, including Estonia-based CEX CoinInn, are already using the burn mechanism to process both off-chain and on-chain transactions.
CoinInn recently emphasized its significant contribution to the Terra community’s campaign to reduce the circulating supply of LUNC. CoinInn stated in a tweet on Wednesday that as of October 12, it had burned up to 40 million LUNC tokens.
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However, CoinInn’s 40M cumulative burns show the exchange’s commitment to contributing a small amount to Terra’s initiative, even if it is a fraction of Binance’s recent 3B token burn. As one of the first exchanges to support either on-chain or off-chain burns of LUNC, CoinInn stands out.
Furthermore, CoinInn declared that it targets a 100M LUNC burn threshold and expects to achieve it within a short period of time. CoinInn is committed to contributing its LUNC burn quota despite only having two offices in Lithuania and Estonia.
As previously stated, the exchange intends to launch a new Terra Wallet initiative. “We also wanted to leak something interesting as well; it will open a new gate for Terra Wallet.” CoinInn mentioned it in a tweet.
In response, reXx of the Terra Rebels stated that the Terra Rebels group is willing to discuss any proposals that the exchange may have. “TerraRebels is here for you coin_inn Thank you for all your LUNC burn contributions,” reXx noted.
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LUNC Burn Initiative Gains Support
A week of intense campaigning finally yielded results for the Terra community regarding the 1.2% tax burn proposal within the cryptocurrency scene. Several exchanges, including Binance, MEXC Global, Bitrue, Crypto.com, Kraken, and Huobi, have expressed support for the burn and have begun implementing it.
Based on previous reports, Binance appears to have made one of the highest burn contributions; the exchange sacrificed its LUNC spot and margin trading fees to comply with community demands.
LUNC off-chain burns on Binance were promised as a weekly update to the community, and the numbers so far have been impressive. The second batch of off-chain burns conducted by Binance on Monday resulted in nearly 3 billion LUNC tokens being burnt.
At the cost of the exchange, the figure brought Binance’s total LUNC off-chain burn to 8.5B LUNC (worth $2.4M at current rates). A total of 5.5 billion LUNCs were removed from circulation in the first batch of burns.
