Most of the Terra community disagrees with the idea of forking the blockchain after last week’s collapse, according to a report.preliminary surveyIn the network’s research and governance forums
90% of more than 4,000 voters in online polls. Opt-out of a fork, which will create a parallel version of the Terra blockchain. Voting is open to anyone who logs into the Terra forums, whether they hold Luna or not.
Last week, TerraUSD (UST) lost its value against the US dollar. It made an impact across the Crypto market and led to a huge increase in Luna. And the price has dropped to almost zero. Amid the ruins of the network, Terraform Labs CEO Do Kwon submitted a fork offer – and then another updated version was released.
The fork in this case would be a very significant change, similar to going back to scratch, with the new Terra blockchain allocating a portion of the supply to holders of the original Luna and UST, with most of the new tokens. There will be a claim period in the next 3-5 years, if Do kwon’s offer goes through, a new chain will be launched by the end of this month.
But the Luna community seems to disagree with the suggested approach.
“There is no need to wait for the proposal to be published. and to know what the general opinions of the people in the community are This survey may push some changes without wasting time,” said the survey’s founder.
‘Nobody wants a fork’
Although this survey is not an official ballot. And it doesn’t require holding the Luna token to vote, but it’s a clear indication of where the community is biased.
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao previously opposed the fork, saying the Terra community should reduce Luna’s supply by incinerating instead of forking the network in the past.
There is alsoinformal ballotOn Twitter, which also showed similar results to the Terra forum poll, asking the Luna community if they wanted to fork Terra or burn the Luna tokens, it received over 800 votes, with 93% agreeing. with burning And because this poll is on Twitter, it may be less reliable than a preliminary survey published on the Terra Governance Forum.
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