Binance changed the name of the previous Terra Token, and the new Terra got listed as Aidrop Disbursment is Concluded

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Azeez Mustapha

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 05 Jun 2022 @ 06:30
 
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Binance changed the name of the previous Terra (LUNA) token to Terra CLassic. This was done as part of the  assistance for Terra airdrop. Hence forth LUNA will be otherwise called LUNC, while the UST token will also be otherwise called USTC.

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The previously announced airndrop disbursement to LUNA holders; before the crypto crashed, has been concluded. Users that are eligible to receive the airdrop, can now affirm the receipt of the LUNA 2.0 in their wallet, using the disbursement page.

Finally, Binance has commenced the buying and selling of LUNA/ Tether USD and LUNA/Binance USD duo. In addition, Binance has included the new Terra 2.0 in it’s list of cryptocurrency which can be traded on it’s platform.

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