Exchange offices will add Tera’s new network lunas to their market in a few days

While many users continue to seek redress, the Terra team prepares to launch a new blockchain. Meanwhile, although the voting for the launch of the new network is not over yet, some exchange offices have announced that they will soon add new network tokens to their market.

To Report Kevin Telegraph, some digital currency trading platforms have recently announced that they are adding a new Tera network token, the same name as the previous token (LUNA), to their market. This reflects the initial support of exchange offices for the revitalization of Tera’s collapsed network.

The HitBTC exchange announced on Twitter on Wednesday that Terra’s new chain token, Luna, will be available on their platform on May 27 (June 6).

The news comes as the Transform Labs team is working to re-launch its protocol on a new, separate network on May 27th. The chain is set to replace the old network called Terra Classic, and the new chain will henceforth be called Terra or Terra 2.0. On May 23 (June 2), the Labs Trafford said the new chain would not be a fork; Because it will start from the Genesis block (the first network block) and will have nothing in common with Terra Classic.

Terra’s new token will be released under the name Luna and will replace the old token called the classic Luna (LUNC).

In mid-May (late May), De Coan, CEO of Transform Labs, proposed the creation of a new chain without the presence of StableQueen, a US algorithm (UST). He proposed that the new Luna token be placed between shareholders and holders of the old Luna, UST holders, and program developers on the Air Classic Terra Classic network.

The proposal was immediately supported by the Tera community; As of May 18, 91 percent of Terra voters had voted for the network’s “rebirth.” At the time of writing, however, the poll will last just over an hour, with approximately 65.5 percent of voters agreeing with the revival of the Tera 2.0 network.

The Terra revival comes after the China Blockchain Transformers temporarily halted on May 12, following the massive collapse of the UST Stable Coin and the Luna Token, which fell about 99 percent.