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Terra Classic (LUNC) is the original Terra blockchain that stayed online after the 2022 collapse. The community kept maintaining the chain, validators, and governance. Terra 2.0 is a separate network launched by Terraform Labs without the algorithmic stablecoin. Both chains now evolve independently.

Terra Classic relies on community proposals and open-source contributors, with no central ownership. If you hold LUNC or USTC, you are on Terra Classic. New apps, tooling, and community initiatives referenced on this site focus on Terra Classic.

To stake LUNC, connect a wallet such as `Keplr`, `Galaxy Station`, or `Cosmostation`, choose a validator, and delegate tokens. Staking APR moves with governance parameters and network usage; check the live network signal shown on this page before making a decision.

Rewards stay in the distribution module until you claim them. Remember that staking comes with a 21-day unbonding period; undelegated tokens cannot be moved until that period ends and do not gain rewards. Diversifying among trustworthy validators reduces risk of slashing events.

Burn activity is tracked by several community dashboards including `LUNC Burner`, `LUNC Metrics`, and `LuncDash`. They aggregate on-chain tax burns, community burn wallets, and exchange burns that are publicly disclosed.

You can also verify supply changes directly on-chain using explorers such as `Galaxy Finder` or `AtomScan`. Look for the `Distribution` or `Supply` tabs to see current totals and burn transactions.

USTC is no longer a collateral-backed stablecoin. Price fluctuates with speculation on repeg plans and treasury strategies. Always check the current market price and liquidity depth before trading.

The community is exploring partial collateralization and treasury programs, but none guarantee a $1 peg. Treat USTC as a volatile asset and diversify risk. Use reputable exchanges listed in the `Markets` section and enable two-factor authentication for your accounts.

Governance happens on-chain through text or parameter proposals. Visit `Validator.info`, `Common.xyz` or other blockchain information pages to read active proposals, discussion threads, and voting deadlines.

Vote directly from your wallet interface. Delegators can override their validator’s vote anytime during the voting window. Review the proposal’s `Forum` discussion, check validator sentiment, and confirm you have a small amount of LUNC available to cover gas fees.

The community recommends public endpoints from `PublicNode`, `Hexxagon`, and `BiNodes` for quick access. For production workloads, run your own full node using the latest `classic-core` release, keep snapshots updated, and monitor the `Terra Classic Validators` Discord for alerts.

Builders can rely on the `@goblinhunt/cosmes` SDK, public APIs, and the `Community Discussions` linked in the docs. Testnet access is available on `rebel-2` with endpoints hosted by `luncblaze.com`.

Hardware wallets such as `Ledger` paired with wallet sites like `Galaxy Station` interface provide strong security. For software wallets, the community frequently uses `Keplr`, `Galaxy Station` or legacy `Terra Station`.

Always download wallets from official links, store recovery phrases offline, and beware of phishing sites. For large balances consider multi-signature solutions or smart-contract multisig wallets.