January 26th is a critical milestone. The Delaware Bankruptcy Court in the United States is scheduled to hold a hearing at 2:30 PM that afternoon to finalize the asset distribution details and the company's dissolution process.
What does this mean? From a legal perspective, the TFL era has come to an end. LUNC is no longer a burden or legacy of a certain company but has truly returned to the community—an independent public chain driven entirely by token holders and developers.
Some say this is the end, but it’s more like a restart. Once the shackles are removed, community governance, technological iteration, and ecosystem development will all depend on everyone’s efforts. This complete shift toward decentralization is something many who follow this blockchain find worth looking forward to.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-12 00:31
Finally about to unlock, waiting for a turnaround on January 26th
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MidnightGenesis
· 01-11 16:54
On-chain data shows that there was indeed significant activity at the timestamp of January 26th. I monitored signs of changes at the contract level late at night. Notably, based on the code, after this legal resolution, the governance weight distribution of LUNC may experience drastic fluctuations.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-11 16:54
It's finally official, TFL's anchor is about to be cut.
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Will the January 26th move really be satisfying? Anyway, I'm waiting to see what tricks the community can come up with.
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It's nice to call it a restart, but I'm afraid it might turn into a disaster area... It depends on whether the token holders can step up.
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Decentralization sounds easy to say, but in reality, isn't it just a mess?
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Lifting the shackles doesn't mean automatic elevation; the real test is what happens afterward.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-11 16:48
Wait, can the hearing on the 26th really settle the matter once and for all? It feels like it's been talked about for a long time.
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GweiObserver
· 01-11 16:29
Wait, is this really the time to finally shed the burden completely?
Finally, we don't have to look at TFL's face anymore, and it feels like the community can finally breathe a little.
Here's the question: when it comes to truly governing ourselves, can we handle it?
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not_your_keys
· 01-11 16:28
Finally breaking free, let's see what tricks the community can come up with.
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fren.eth
· 01-11 16:28
Wait, is it true? Will it be finalized on the afternoon of January 26? Then our LUNC is finally going to be loosened!
January 26th is a critical milestone. The Delaware Bankruptcy Court in the United States is scheduled to hold a hearing at 2:30 PM that afternoon to finalize the asset distribution details and the company's dissolution process.
What does this mean? From a legal perspective, the TFL era has come to an end. LUNC is no longer a burden or legacy of a certain company but has truly returned to the community—an independent public chain driven entirely by token holders and developers.
Some say this is the end, but it’s more like a restart. Once the shackles are removed, community governance, technological iteration, and ecosystem development will all depend on everyone’s efforts. This complete shift toward decentralization is something many who follow this blockchain find worth looking forward to.