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Terra has permanently shut down the Shuttle Bridge and burned the unused tokens
Terra has permanently closed the Shuttle Bridge and incinerated all remaining tokens. This marks the end of Shuttle Bridge and indicates that Terra is focusing on enhancing its infrastructure. The Terra Shuttle Bridge interface once served as a crucial access point for transferring LUNC and USTC assets across Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Harmony. The announcement states that it has now reached its final phase. On August 28, the Terra platform temporarily reopened the bridge, offering users a last opportunity to retrieve their wrapped assets and bring them back to Terra Classic.
Terra has urged users to redeem their tokens as soon as possible and established a clear deadline linked to the Chapter 11 plan of Terraform Labs, which includes a closure date of October 30, 2024. The purpose of this temporary reopening was to ensure a smooth transition of assets, ensuring that no funds would remain locked in bridge contracts after closure. With Shuttle Bridge now permanently disabled, the platform has irrevocably burned all tokens that were left unclaimed in the Shuttle Bridge wallets.
Terra's actions emphasize its commitment to streamlining operations and responsibly managing user assets. The token burn effectively shields the Terra ecosystem from potential lingering issues related to unused tokens. For users, this signifies a significant shift in Terra's roadmap and potentially redirects attention towards other developments both within and beyond Terra Classic.
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