LUNC: Decoding what growth in number of unique addresses could mean for investors
As people continue to run from Terra’s Luna Classic token [LUNC] and its accompanying stablecoin, UST, recent data from CoinMarketCap showed that even more people are running towards it.
Following the 9 May incident that led to the depegging of the UST stablecoin and the collapse of Terra’s LUNC, a hard fork was implemented that led to the launch of a new token called LUNA.
According to CoinMarketCap, over the course of the last month, more users have continued to hold the LUNC token. In the last month, the number of unique addresses holding the LUNC token grew by over 500%. At the time of writing, the total number of unique addresses holding this collapsed token stood above 10,000 after marking a spot beneath the 2,000 region just about a month ago.
How else has this token unraveled in the last month?
Even though the total number of addresses that have held the LUNC token grew by a significant number last month, the price per LUNC token appeared to have been on a search for newer lows.
Just a month ago when its troubles began, LUNC sold for $61.2 per LUNC token. However, at press time, the token exchanged hands for $0.000066 per LUNC token, registering a 100% decline.
Source: Santiment
Within this window period, the market capitalization of the token also suffered severe decimation. Spotted at $399.9 million at the time of writing, the token has shed over 95% from the $20 billion recorded as its market capitalization just 30 days ago.
Source: CoinMarketCap
In the last 24 hours, the token also saw some losses. Down 16.37% in the last 24 hours, investors seemed to be selling off their LUNC tokens in their numbers. Although trading volume registered a 27.82% upside within this time, a selloff was underway at the time of writing
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