For investors following the development of LUNC (Luna Classic), there is a dedicated webpage to view its deflation information in real-time. It is worth noting that the total supply of LUNC is decreasing day by day, which is a long-term process, and we should not overly focus on short-term price fluctuations.

Latest data shows that the total amount of LUNC has decreased by 4.37 million today. In contrast, on August 14, it decreased by 470 million, indicating a significant difference between the two. However, this does not mean that the user base of LUNC is shrinking; rather, it reflects a noticeable reduction in the activities of large holders (commonly known as "whales") at the current price level.

In fact, the deflation rate of LUNC is closely related to the transfer demand of large holders. This is because LUNC employs a unique mechanism: a high transaction fee of 0.5% is charged on large transfers. For example, transferring 100 million LUNC requires a fee of 500,000 LUNC, and if the transfer amount reaches 1 billion, a fee of 5 million LUNC is required.

This mechanism highlights the unique value of LUNC. It does not merely rely on simple deflation or exchange-supported burn; more importantly, it establishes a unique public chain ecosystem that imposes high fees on large transactions. This design helps to curb market manipulation while creating value for long-term holders.

Although the deflation rate may slow down in the short term due to reduced activity from large holders, the long-term development prospects of LUNC are still worth following. With changes in the market environment and potential technological upgrades, LUNC may attract more attention and application scenarios, thereby affecting its future deflation rate and value direction.