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    Binance Changes Terra Classic Tax to 0.2%

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaOctober 19, 2022 News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Binance Changes Terra Classic Tax to 0.2%

    Binance will update the burn tax on on-chain transactions including deposits and withdrawals from 1.2% to 0.2%, according to a statement released today by the company.

    The change will be applicable to all Terra Classic (LUNC) and TerraClassicUSD (USTC) deposits and withdrawals, Binance said.

    However, it noted that the change will not apply to the off-chain tax burn of trading fees on LUNC spot and margin trades.

    “Binance will reduce the 1.2% burn tax on LUNC and USTC deposits received to 0.2%. However, deposits may or may not have withdrawal fees charged by other crypto exchanges or platforms”.

    During withdrawals, users will receive the withdrawal amount after withdrawal fees charged by Binance and a 0.2% tax burn by Terra Classic chain. READ:LUNA Valuation Rises as Token Begins to Recover Loss

    Terra Classic community introduced and passed Proposal 5234 after Binance CEO “CZ” recommended reducing the fees to increase LUNC trading, which may increase the LUNC burn rate.

    Terra Rebels lead developers Edward Kim and Alex Foreshaw also supported Proposal 5234. Moreover, Terra Rebel introduced a proposal for the Terra Classic Grants Program to ensure the transparent and efficient use of funds in the community pool.

    The 0.2% tax burn on Terra Classic and USTC deposits and withdrawals will take effect at epoch 98, estimated on October 19 at 12.50 UTC.

    LUNC Burn Rate Rises Massively

    Binance burned over 2.5 billion Terra Classic (LUNC) tokens on October 17, taking the total burned by Binance to over 11 billion in 3 weeks.

    The total LUNC burned has reached over 22 billion. As per data, the community has burned over 15 billion LUNC by sending to the burn address and 7 billion LUNC with tax. The burn rate jumped to 704 million tokens per day.

    Terra Classic price is trading at $0.00024, down over 7% in the last 24 hours. The community looks to target $0.0005 again, supported by the Terra Classic Revival Roadmap. Meanwhile, the community urges Coinbase and Robinhood to relist LUNC.

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