abstrak:Ang mga developer sa likod ng nabigong stablecoin TerraUSD ay bumoto na abandunahin ang token pabor sa paglikha ng bagong blockchain at digital asset ilang linggo pagkatapos bumagsak ang cryptocurrency, ayon sa isang tweet mula sa Terra blockchain protocol.
Unlike most other major stablecoins which are backed by other assets, TerraUSDs value was derived by complex algorithmic processes, linked to another paired token called Luna. Both tokens have lost nearly all of their value since TerraUSD, known as UST, slipped below its 1:1 peg to the dollar earlier this month.
Under the recovery plan for the Terra ecosystem, developers will create a new Terra blockchain with a revived Luna token.
The original blockchain will be renamed Terra Classic, while the original Luna token will be called Luna Classic.
Terra backers will distribute the new Luna token to Luna Classic and UST holders. In a tweet, Terra said that it would work with crypto exchanges Binance and Bybit to distribute the new asset to people who held Luna Classic and UST on exchanges.
“Our strength will always be in our community, and today is the most resounding sign yet of our resilience. We cant wait to resume our work together building the future of money,” Terra said in a tweet.
Prior to its collapse on May 9, TerraUSD had a market cap of more than $18.5 billion and was the tenth-largest cryptocurrency. Its market cap is now hovering at around $1 billion.
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