The Terra rescue story continues to unravel. In a tweet thread, the Terra Money Twitter account went into greater detail regarding the CEO of Terraform Labs, Do Kwon's rescue plan for UST.
The thread sheds light on Proposal 1164, Do Kwon’s initial strategy for Terra from May 11. The proposal would better balance the algorithmic stablecoin UST by expanding the base pool for the currency. The proposal has received 220,000 votes, at over 50%.
The tweet thread also explains that there is a “supply overhang” of UST which explains LUNA’s “dilution” (or price depreciation). As a result, now they must burn more UST:
Consequently, there are three emergency measures to be implemented, one of which focuses on burning more UST:
3/ TFL is also initiating three more emergency actions: 1. Proposal to burn the remaining UST in the community pool. 2. TFL will burn the remaining 371 million UST cross-chain on Ethereum. 3. TFL just staked 240 million $LUNA to defend from network governance attacks.
The so-called Agora Proposal vote is imminent, shared by user “The Intern” on the Terra Research forum. In total, the burn should take the total amount of UST burned to 1.4 billion UST, or “11% of the outstanding UST liabilities,” the site details.
In summary, the team hopes that expanding the base pool for the coin and burning more should save UST.
Point three, concerning the staking of 240 million LUNA, will reportedly strengthen the network governance of the TERRA ecosystem.
However, for some observers, staking 240 million LUNA, (roughly equivalent to $200 million dollars) is not enough to save the project:
Regarding 3, the way things are going you would need to stake a lot more than 240 million $LUNA to ensure the safety of the network. $LUNA
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