LUNC suddenly surged 84%, leaving many people baffled by this move. How did such an old, dormant project pump out of nowhere?

First, let's look at the data. The community has been chanting "burn tokens to save the market," but the reality is, after burning 426.7 billion tokens, there are still 5.5 trillion tokens in circulation. At this rate, burning tokens feels more like a marathon story—it’s hard to drive up the price in the short term. So the question is, what exactly is fueling this rally?

The timing is intriguing. The sentencing for founder Do Kwon is about to be announced. Logically, this should be a bearish event, but the market is moving in the opposite direction. Is this a classic case of "bad news fully priced in turns into good news"? Or does someone know something ahead of time?

Even more interesting, at a recent top blockchain industry conference, a guest showed up wearing LUNC-themed clothing. Not long ago, there were even rumors of delisting this coin, and now it’s suddenly back in the spotlight at a major industry event. That seems like a strong signal. Is it just a coincidence, or is it some sort of indicator?

The market is clearly split into two camps: one side is afraid of missing out and is rushing in, while the other is worried about buying the top and staying on the sidelines. In short, everyone is betting— is this the start of a value recovery, or just another round of news-driven speculation?

A few points worth considering:
1. If the delisting rumors are truly dead, what will support LUNC's valuation?
2. Besides the old "burn" story, are there any new developments in the ecosystem being overlooked?
3. Will you choose to follow or keep watching from the sidelines?

Share your thoughts in the comments—are you bullish or bearish?