The economic flywheel

The Juris economic flywheel connects product use with liquidity, revenue and further development on Terra Classic.

How the ecosystem grows

1. Wallets and cross-chain routes give users access to assets on Terra Classic.
2. Trading and lending markets put those assets to use.
3. Swaps and borrowing generate fees under each product’s rules.
4. Revenue funds the applicable participant distributions, operations and development.
5. Additional products and liquidity support further activity.

Borrowing demand determines how much supplied liquidity earns interest. Each revenue programme has its own allocation: money-market interest and the LUNCSwap DEX programme are separate flows.

Staker distributions

The Bumeo Shirini Promotion allocates Net Eligible DEX Revenue to eligible JURIS stakers during its stated period. The ordinary staker allocation and the additional Gold allocation have different eligibility rules.

Money-market settlement divides collected interest between lenders and configured protocol recipients. See Revenue and distributions for the calculation.

LUNC burns

The recovery blueprint includes using eligible fees to fund LUNC burns, including potential fees from future stablecoin minting and redemption. This remains a proposed revenue use. Current money-market fee settlement does not contain an automatic LUNC-burn path.

A LUNC burn reduces LUNC supply. A JURIS buyback purchases JURIS, and a JURIS burn reduces JURIS supply. Vault-share burns cancel redeemed ownership in the Liquidation Vault. These transactions affect different assets and cannot be combined into a single LUNC-burn total.

See Burn mechanisms.