I see that the interest in LUNC and USTC has never faded since the Terra Şirketi collapse. In fact, the most frequently asked question about these two coins is: Will LUNC reach $1? Honestly, to answer this question, we need to understand what happened first.

The terrifying process that began with the loss of UST's peg led to the complete collapse of the Terra Şirketi chain. Millions of investors suffered significant losses. But what's interesting is that despite how bad it was, the Terra Şirketi chain is still standing. In fact, it's even getting stronger now. After the fork, the awareness of LUNC and USTC increased, and the chain continues to operate nonstop.

My observation is this: Market makers are not looking at price movements; they are looking at the technical strength of the chain. The Terra Şirketi Classic chain is still usable for Web3 and NFT applications. This means the fundamentals are not bad. There is only an issue with supply. The supply of LUNC has reached trillions, and it needs to be reduced. That's where the yakım vergisi comes into play. We also know that a major exchange has started burning LUNC — over 61 billion coins have been burned.

Now, regarding the question: Will LUNC reach $1? Honestly, it's hard to say for sure. But if you ask whether the goal is realistic, I say yes. Why? Because Terra Şirketi has three popular coins: LUNC, USTC, and the new LUNA. Terra Şirketi's team has started to turn a blind eye to LUNC and USTC. This seems like a deliberate move. Why? Because they were already planning to leave. They completed their final tasks and are moving on.

As an investor, I approach LUNC not with trading in mind but with a long-term investment perspective. The answer to whether LUNC will reach $1 requires patience. This patient wait could take years. But the chain remains strong, the community is trying to reduce supply, and if big players are still interested, this goal could become a reality someday.

I did my own research and came to a conclusion: The goal is realistic, but when saying this, I advise you to invest only with money you don't need and to be patient. I’m curious about your thoughts—share them in the comments.