The lead developer of the Terra Luna Classic L1 Task Force (L1TF) has revealed its next focus in the Terra Luna Classic revival roadmap. L1TF announced a plan to enter maintenance mode for the fourth quarter. and address issues related to blockchain and Dapps. In addition to supporting the approved governance proposals. LUNC and USTC prices continue to remain under pressure.
Terra Luna Classic L1TF enters maintenance mode L1TF developer Vinh Nguyen revealed in a post on X that the LITF developer team has returned 344 million LUNC to the community liquidity pool. According to StakeBin, the community pool contains 2.10 billion LUNC and 6.08 million USTC.
The Terra Luna L1 task force has now entered maintenance mode for the fourth quarter from October 17, 2023 to January 17, 2024. Nguyen said the team will mostly work on resolving Astroport dapp placement, blockchain issues and public relations support for L1 developments approved by management.
said L1TF developer, Vinh Nguyen. The next focus is on L2 onboarding which the development team has been planning for months. The idea was first proposed by Professor Edward Kim. Vinh Nguyen also revealed that the roadmap for next year will be prepared in the fourth quarter.
“The chain needs maintenance on L2. It is no less important than L1. The next focus is on Level 2 qualification. So, I decided to install the first level.”
Meanwhile, the L1TF development team is looking for qualified people to manage the preparation and marketing process for Level 2. Developments related to second language onboarding and marketing are expected to solve the issues and bring decentralized applications onto the chain.
LUNC and USTC continue to collapse Terra Luna Classic and USTC prices are under pressure amid the widespread sell-off that altcoins faced last week. Terra Classic ecosystem tokens have failed to gain upward momentum despite major proposals. Key members who left L1TF earlier continue to influence the chain and the price of LUNC
