LUNC has been quite lively recently, but the excitement is tinged with a sense of complexity.
First, the bad news. Legally, the 15-year prison sentence for Terra co-founder Do Kwon has been finalized, which has had an impact on market sentiment. The more immediate pressure comes from the price performance — LUNC has fallen 12.6% in the past 24 hours, and the current trading price has broken below the 7-day, 25-day, and 99-day moving averages. This technical signal clearly indicates a short-term bearish trend.
On the good side, there is positive news. The community is pushing for a vote on the v3.6.1 network upgrade, which aims to enhance security, performance, and interoperability. The support from validators is strong, and if the upgrade proceeds smoothly, it could theoretically improve the network's fundamentals. From a long-term perspective, such infrastructure improvements are indeed worth looking forward to.
However, if we consider risk control advice, LUNC is currently in a very awkward position. The signals from smart money movements are unclear — the long and short positions of whales are nearly zero, indicating that large holders are on the sidelines and no one dares to take a clear stance. In this environment of high uncertainty, the direction is unpredictable, and the risks are extremely high.
Therefore, overall, while the network upgrade is a positive development, both the recent price trend and the cautious attitude of market participants suggest one thing: now may not be the best time to participate.
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CryptoMotivator
· 6h ago
Wow, Do Kwon has gone in directly. This wave of LUNC isn't over yet.
Down 12.6%, all moving averages broken, looks really uncomfortable.
But the upgrade voting is a thing; let's see if it can turn public opinion around.
The problem is that now the whales are all silent. Who dares to move?
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 7h ago
Do Kwon is back inside, LUNC is still struggling, this story is truly incredible.
Whales are pulling back, and I dare not move either.
Upgrading is upgrading, but is it now risking death by entering?
Breaking below the moving average signal... let's wait and see.
Watching and waiting, betting that there will be surprises later.
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ApeShotFirst
· 23h ago
Damn, Do Kwon has been hammered again. This wave of LUNC probably won't survive.
Wait, can an upgrade save the market? It doesn't seem like it can help either.
Big investors are all hiding, who dares to buy in?
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GateUser-bd346df0
· 12-13 16:54
Very special participation
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DragonFlyOfficial
· 12-13 01:07
Good post
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WhaleMinion
· 12-12 23:51
Big fish have all retreated, do we retail investors still dare to charge? LOL
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MetaverseHobo
· 12-12 23:48
Do Kwon is in jail, and LUNC is still messing around here, which is truly outrageous.
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blocksnark
· 12-12 23:44
Do Kwon is in jail, and LUNC still wants to turn things around? Haha
The big players have all left, who dares to buy the dip?
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TokenSherpa
· 12-12 23:43
let me break this down for you—if you examine the governance voting patterns historically speaking, the validator quorum on v3.6.1 actually demonstrates classic precedent we've seen before, but fundamentally the whales going silent? that's the real tell here, ngl
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ZKSherlock
· 12-12 23:29
actually... whales sitting on their hands while prices crater? that's not bullish lmao
LUNC has been quite lively recently, but the excitement is tinged with a sense of complexity.
First, the bad news. Legally, the 15-year prison sentence for Terra co-founder Do Kwon has been finalized, which has had an impact on market sentiment. The more immediate pressure comes from the price performance — LUNC has fallen 12.6% in the past 24 hours, and the current trading price has broken below the 7-day, 25-day, and 99-day moving averages. This technical signal clearly indicates a short-term bearish trend.
On the good side, there is positive news. The community is pushing for a vote on the v3.6.1 network upgrade, which aims to enhance security, performance, and interoperability. The support from validators is strong, and if the upgrade proceeds smoothly, it could theoretically improve the network's fundamentals. From a long-term perspective, such infrastructure improvements are indeed worth looking forward to.
However, if we consider risk control advice, LUNC is currently in a very awkward position. The signals from smart money movements are unclear — the long and short positions of whales are nearly zero, indicating that large holders are on the sidelines and no one dares to take a clear stance. In this environment of high uncertainty, the direction is unpredictable, and the risks are extremely high.
Therefore, overall, while the network upgrade is a positive development, both the recent price trend and the cautious attitude of market participants suggest one thing: now may not be the best time to participate.