Getting LUNC listed on major exchanges and investing platforms is expected to boost its global exposure and fast-track its journey to recovery. This is why the unrelenting Terra Classic community continues to push for the listing of LUNC on the leading online no-commission investing platform Robinhood.
As reported by Times Tabloid a few days ago, the Terra Classic community has launched an online petition to make Robinhood consider listing the digital token LUNC. The enthusiastic community has also made hashtags related to the request trend on the popular microblogging platform Twitter.
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Robinhood Asked For Crypto to List Next
As Robinhood does whenever new digital tokens are about to be listed, the investing platform has recently taken to Twitter to ask people to suggest the crypto assets they desire to see next.
Robinhood tweeted, “Let’s just say we keep listing crypto. What crypto do you want listed next?”
Let's just say we keep listing crypto. What crypto do you want listed next?
— Robinhood (@RobinhoodApp) October 21, 2022
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Terra Classic (LUNC) Community is Well Represented
Through community suggestion, several crypto assets, including Shiba Inu (SHIB), were listed by Robinhood. So, the longing of the Terra Classic community could be worthwhile in the long run.
As expected, the determined community also joined the conversation by suggesting the listing of LUNC on the leading investing app.
LunaClassic 🌘🌘🌘 pic.twitter.com/UvcwG07VB3
— LunaClassic HQ 🌕 ™ 𒀭 (@LunaClassicHQ) October 21, 2022
As earlier mentioned, LUNC has followed the steps of the Shiba Inu community by launching a petition on Change.org to make Robinhood consider LUNC.
However, whether LUNC will be considered or not remains Robinhood’s sole decision, but it will indeed serve as a big boost to the desired revival of the imploded digital asset.
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