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The Terra Classic recovery thesis

Juris Protocol’s recovery strategy is to build financial activity on Terra Classic: bring assets onto the network, make them useful in markets and connect those markets to everyday applications.

Money markets let asset holders supply liquidity while borrowers access funds against collateral. Trading venues provide exchange markets, and cross-chain routes connect external assets to Terra Classic applications.

These services give users more ways to use assets already on the network and more reasons to bring assets to it. Their growth depends on borrowing demand, available liquidity and reliable execution.

Trading and borrowing generate fees under each product’s rules. Those fees can fund participant rewards, operations and further development. The economic flywheel connects this activity to the broader recovery objective.

The blueprint also includes LUNC burns funded by eligible revenue. That burn programme is a planned part of the ecosystem; the money-market interest-settlement mechanism does not automatically burn LUNC.

USTC remains depegged. Its market value can fluctuate, and a USTC balance does not represent a redeemable US dollar balance. Any lending, trading or collateral use depends on its market price and liquidity.

The proposed Juris overcollateralized stablecoin is a separate product. It is also separate from the stable balance, which holds an existing settlement asset to pay borrowing interest.

The roadmap adds proposed stablecoins, tokenized real-world assets and payments to the financial layer. Juris’s role is to connect these products with the liquidity and applications on Terra Classic. Recovery and token prices remain dependent on adoption and market conditions.

See Stablecoins, RWAs & payments.