The latest burn brings Cremation Coin’s total burns to 28.6M LUNC in less than a month.

According to Edward Kim, the lead developer at the LUNC L1 Joint Task Force, ensuring the security of the Terra Classic network is the ultimate priority. This he said, not undermining the fact that there are other potential risks associated with the current working pattern of the top LUNC validator, Allnodes.

Allnodes has announced a non-custodial node management service directly available for all Cosmos chains.

The energetic Terra Classic community continues to burn millions of LUNC daily in a bid to stage a historic comeback for LUNC. So far this week, over <i>218,076,512</i> million LUNC have been taken out of circulation forever via different burn contributions.

Terra Classic core developer Edward Kim lent his voice to the discussion about Allnodes’ operations as a validator on the blockchain in a Twitter thread yesterday.

Terra Classic (LUNC) burns have especially increased this week, as the community has witnessed the incineration of over 22 million LUNC tokens as of today. This week’s burns have seen contributions from all angles, with validators making up 48% of the total burns so far.

The Terra Classic community has burned over 20 million LUNC tokens in a week amid the push to increase the burn rate. Validators and projects running on the Terra Classic network commit to burn millions of LUNC tokens after crypto exchange Binance temporarily suspended its LUNC burn mechanism until March.

Proposal 11310 by Terra Classic core developer Edward Kim has unanimously passed the threshold. The proposal aims to upgrade the&nbsp;blockchain from v1.0.4 to v1.0.5 and introduces codes to make future upgrades possible.

Edward Kim, the Terra Grants Foundation team lead and a top developer of the Terra Classic project has made a move toward the reimbursement of the millions of LUNC tokens in lost fees.