LUNC exchanges: where Terra Classic trades

Where LUNC trades

Terra Classic is far from the top of the market, but it is still widely listed. CoinGecko tracks around fifty LUNC markets, and the bulk of spot volume sits on LUNC/USDT pairs at large offshore exchanges. LBank and Binance lead by volume, followed by a long tail of venues such as BTCC, Pionex, WhiteBIT, KuCoin and MEXC. CoinGecko flags one high-volume row as stale and anomalous, which is a reminder to treat aggregator rankings with care. The live board above pulls current prices for you.

What you won’t find is a broad set of local-currency markets. Only Turkish lira, Thai baht and Indonesian rupiah have LUNC order books in Asia. There is no LUNC pair in Korean won, Japanese yen, Philippine peso, New Taiwan dollar, Malaysian ringgit, Singapore dollar, Hong Kong dollar or Vietnamese dong anywhere. If you just want the buying steps, our how to buy LUNC guide walks through them. This page is about choosing the venue.

Global exchanges

We checked each exchange’s own public API rather than relying on news stories. The table shows what each venue offers for Terra Classic and anything unusual about its naming or status.

Binance is the anchor. It runs LUNC against USDT, Turkish lira and USDC, and its monthly LUNC fee burns keep it at the centre of community attention. Binance also has no “Monitoring” tag on LUNC, despite recurring rumours; its product tags for LUNC show only layer-1, proof-of-stake and DeFi labels. The catch is withdrawals: when we checked, LUNC withdrawals were disabled for “wallet maintenance” while deposits still worked. KuCoin lists LUNC against USDT and USDC, and a validator named KuCoin LUNC Node is among the largest on the chain. Bybit runs a LUNC/USDT spot market, live but small next to Binance, and a linear 1000LUNC perpetual. MEXC lists LUNC against both USDT and USDC.

A long list of smaller offshore exchanges, from LBank and WhiteBIT to BingX and XT.COM, also carries LUNC/USDT. They can show large volumes, but they are rarely supervised anywhere in Asia, and some are named in regulator warnings. We only list them for completeness.

Local-currency pairs

If you hold lira, baht or rupiah, a direct local pair saves a conversion and often keeps you on a platform your own regulator oversees. Here is every fiat LUNC market we found, including the dollar and euro pairs that matter to travellers and expats.

One warning about the baht row. Bitazza’s data feed also shows LUNC/THB, but that feed appears to belong to Bitazza Global, which Thailand’s SEC charged in February 2026 with operating an unlicensed exchange. We do not recommend it. In Indonesia, Pintu once listed LUNC, then delisted it and converted leftover balances to IDRT at Rp1 per LUNC in May 2023. Its API still shows a frozen LUNC row, which is not a live market. See our country guides for Turkey, Thailand and Indonesia for the local rules, or the Asia hub for all eleven markets.

Local exchange reviews

We reviewed the seven local exchanges in Asia that list Terra Classic. Each review covers the licence or registration, the LUNC pair, fees, minimum orders, withdrawal rules and the security record.

• Binance TR review: the only LUNC/TRY market we found on a Turkish platform, on Binance’s shared book.
• Bitlo review: a Turkish platform on the SPK’s provisional operating list, with LUNC/USDT only.
• Bitkub review: the deepest LUNC/THB book anywhere, listed as LUNA_THB.
• Binance TH review: SEC-licensed in Thailand, LUNC/USDT only.
• Indodax review: the only rupiah LUNC market.
• Tokocrypto review: Binance-group, OJK-licensed, LUNC/USDT.
• Bittime review: OJK-licensed, LUNC/USDT with more volume than Tokocrypto.

No licensed exchange in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong or Vietnam lists LUNC. In Korea, all five won exchanges ended LUNA trading between 16 May and 3 June 2022 and none has relisted Terra Classic since.

Every venue here takes USDT

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Delistings and corrections

Terra Classic has a long delisting history, and a lot of it is misreported. The timeline below sticks to dates we could tie to exchange notices or exchange data.

1. 13 May 2022Collapse suspensionsBinance, OKX and others halted Terra trading. Binance later relisted the old coin as LUNC.
2. 16 May – 3 Jun 2022Korean exitsGOPAX, Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone and Korbit all ended LUNA trading. None has relisted LUNC.
3. 27 May 2022Coinbase haltsCoinbase stopped wrapped LUNA and UST trading. It never listed native LUNC.
4. 17 May 2023Orbix TradeThai venue suspended LUNC network deposits and withdrawals; current listing unknown.
5. 8 Jun 2023Binance BUSD perpOnly 1000LUNCBUSD was settled. 1000LUNCUSDT stayed live.
6. Jan 2024Crypto.com U-turnApp delisting announced, then postponed until further notice.
7. By May 2024CEX.IOLUNC trading removed; balances are withdrawal-only.
8. 20 Sep 2024GeminiSupport for LUNC ended, though reports disagree on whether the asset was wrapped LUNA.
9. Sep 2025OKX exitsPerp delisted 18 Sep, spot ended 29 Sep; withdrawals suspended from 22 Dec 2025.
10. 12 Dec 2025Kraken drops USTC and LUNA2Kraken’s LUNA, which is LUNC, was not on the list.

Other names come up in searches. eToro moved LUNC to close-only in July 2024 and later ended support, though the end date comes from a single report. Wealthsimple in Canada removed LUNC in June 2023. BtcTurk reportedly dropped LUNC after a hack in June 2024; its “LUNA” market today is Terra 2.0. A 2023 story claimed that the custody firm Fireblocks would force exchanges to delist LUNC, but we found no primary source for it.

Kraken, Crypto.com, Coinbase and OKX

These four brands draw the most search questions, so here are straight answers. Kraken did not delist LUNC. Its December 2025 notice removed UST (which is USTC) and LUNA2 (Terra 2.0), with withdrawals open until 28 February 2026. Kraken’s own ticker for Terra Classic is LUNA, and that market kept trading in dollars and euros. At least one crypto news site ran the headline “Kraken delists LUNC”, which was wrong. Kraken says it does not currently offer staking rewards on Terra Classic, and we could not confirm which US states can trade it.

Crypto.com told app users in January 2024, after Terraform Labs filed for bankruptcy protection, that LUNC would be delisted by 15 February. It then postponed the move “until further notice”. The Crypto.com Exchange still lists LUNC/USD and a LUNC perpetual. Whether you can buy or sell LUNC in the Crypto.com app depends on your region, and we could not verify every market. If you can’t sell in the app, check whether your region has been switched to withdrawal-only and move your LUNC to your own wallet.

Coinbase never listed native LUNC. It offered wrapped LUNA and UST, halted both on 27 May 2022, and both now show as delisted in its product list. Binance.US has no LUNC market either. For self-custody wallets that do hold native Terra Classic, see our wallets guide. OKX delisted LUNC step by step in 2025: a margin pair in May, the European spot pairs on 10 September, the perpetual on 18 September and the global spot pairs on 29 September. Deposits stopped on 22 September 2025 and withdrawals from 22 December 2025, so any “okx lunc delist” balance still stuck there is a matter for OKX support.

1000LUNC futures

Because one LUNC is worth a tiny fraction of a cent, futures markets bundle it. A 1000LUNC contract is priced as 1,000 LUNC, which gives traders a readable price. Binance launched 1000LUNCUSDT on 8 September 2022 and Bybit followed a day later. Binance’s BUSD-margined version was settled in June 2023, but the USDT contract is still live. KuCoin, Gate, Bitget and Crypto.com run their own LUNC perpetuals. OKX’s perpetual was delisted in September 2025.

Perpetuals are not a way to own LUNC. You never receive coins, funding payments flow between longs and shorts, and leverage of up to 25x on Bybit means a modest move can wipe out a position. They also have no connection to the on-chain burn. If your goal is to hold, stake or vote, buy spot LUNC and move it to your wallet; our staking guide explains what that earns.

How to choose a venue

We weigh four things, in this order. First, legality where you live. Thailand blocked several offshore exchanges in 2025, Japan’s FSA has warned many of the venues that list LUNC, and Turkey’s capital markets board pursues platforms not on its list. A big global exchange is not automatically allowed in your country. Second, withdrawals. Check that LUNC withdrawals are open, what the fixed fee is and what the minimum is. Binance TH, for example, charges 22.66 LUNC and will not process less than 25,000 LUNC. On top of that, every withdrawal pays the chain’s 1.5% burn tax; the trades themselves are off-chain and untaxed.

Third, liquidity. Binance’s LUNC/USDT and LUNC/TRY books are deep enough for market orders. Indodax’s rupiah book and Bitlo’s USDT book are thin, and a careless market order there can cost you several percent. Fourth, the deposit path. LUNC deposits to an exchange need a memo as well as a terra1 address, and a missing memo can mean lost funds. If you plan to bring LUNC back from DeFi or from wrapped tokens, read our wrapped LUNC guide first, because some bridges no longer work.

A word on CEX.IO, since it is the exchange behind the buttons on this site. CEX.IO does not currently offer Terra Classic trading; LUNC there is withdrawal-only. It can sell you USDT by card, which you then send to one of the venues above. In Asian markets where it is available, its services come from CEX OVRS LLC in St Kitts and Nevis, not from a locally licensed entity.

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