The network has made new headway towards realizing this goal as the L1 Joint Task Force (L1JTF) took the next step towards the implementation of v2.1.0 known as the Cosmwasm upgrade.

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It should be noted that this upgrade is meant to bring Terra Classic (LUNC) to parity with Luna 2.0 and Cosmos blockchain.

The revision of the second quarter roadmap recently released shows that the L1 team has shifted the date of the upgrade to version v2.1.0.

According to LuncBurnArmy in a series of tweets a few hours ago, the release date has been moved from May 31 to June 14 to give room for more tests on the upgrade and quality assurance.

1. #LuncArmy Please find the status update for Q2 Sprint #4 at the following location:https://t.co/NKCxueSAiB

— LuncBurnArmy (@luncburnarmy) May 29, 2023

In the same thread of tweets, LuncBurnArmy (LBA), the L1JTF’s Project Manager revealed that once the testnet is successfully released on May 31, the upgrade proposal will be created and put up for voting after seven days.

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LuncBurnArmy noted:

“The team is focused on the v2.1.0 upgrade, and smart contract testing has been going well. The rehearsal testnet upgrade has been scheduled for this Wednesday May 31st at approximately 11am EST.

“Following a successful upgrade on the testnet on Wednesday May 31st, we will be creating and posting the upgrade proposal, and will put it up for vote approximately 7 days later. The upgrade for parity has been scheduled for June 14th as a firm date.

“The 5% minimum validator commission fee has been developed, is currently undergoing testing, and we are targeting inclusion in v2.1.0 on June 14th.

“Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend, and wish you all the best in the week ahead. Happy coding and testing!”

Another key aspect of the upgrade is determining the validator fee rate. Although validators on the Terra Classic network have the freedom to set their choice validator fee, the team wants to enforce a minimum commission rate of 5% to ensure a fair and secure network.

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According to Kim, if the proposal is passed via the ongoing governance voting, it will re-open IBC channels to Osmosis, Juno, and Crescent within the Cosmos blockchain by the 5th of December 2022.

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Edward Kim tweeted, “Another proposal… Re-enable IBCs to Osmosis, Juno, and Crescent. Happy Thanksgiving!”

Another proposal… Re-enable IBCs to Osmosis, Juno, and Crescent. Happy Thanksgiving! https://t.co/ggSxm8u2a3

— Edward Kim (@edk208) November 24, 2022

Since the proposal is expected to boost the embattled Terra Classic ecosystem, it received the vast support of community members, including the approval of ClassyCrypto, a popular LUNC validator.

Why is the IBC Re-enabling Important?

According to the proposal’s content, developers found it necessary to fast-track the re-enabling of IBC channels considering the incessant changes in the Cosmos ecosystem and the broad testing required to reach a technological parity.

The approval of this new proposal will allow users to access the trapped liquidity within the ecosystem. However, the interoperability will not be entirely beneficial for the Terra Classic chain if v23 is not rolled out. This is because the network upgrade contains the CosWasm update.

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In order to speed up this process, the Terra Classic team has slated the launch of the v23 upgrade for December. However, the team has not disclosed the actual release date.

Members of the Terra Classic community are anticipating IBC re-enabling and Cosmos interoperability, to make more projects build on the blockchain and to also expand its use cases.

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In a recent announcement, the beleaguered blockchain founder Do Kwon affirmed that the Terra Classic network and LUNC token will be integrated into Terra Station. This entails that Terra Station, the official wallet of the Terra (Luna) blockchain now supports the LUNC token, alongside other Cosmos chain-related tokens like ATOM. 

Do Kwon made this confirmation after informing Cosmos chain core teams that are interested in Terra Station integration to send him a direct message. He added that the integration service will be free. 

Cosmos chain core teams interested in Station integration pls send DM

— Do Kwon (@stablekwon) November 20, 2022

Per the update, other Cosmos blockchains supported on Terra Station include Sei Network, Juno Network, Comdex, and ATOM among others.

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Why LUNC Support on Terra Station is Important 

The integration of the Terra Classic (LUNC) network on Terra Station is vital given that Terra station is the most performant Remote Procedure Call (RPC) in the Cosmos blockchain. Another importance is that Terra Station is Mantlemint supported. 

Notably, Mantlemint is a fast core optimized for serving massive user queries. This further implies that the Terra Classic network will now be able to handle massive queries, due to its integration on Terra Station. 

“Most won’t get this, but more interesting than station will be mantlemint support – it’s the most performant rpc in cosmos (basically backend for apps) which comes as a package,” Kwon stated. In response, Jacob Gadikian, a Cosmos SDK user concurred with Kwon’s assertion, adding that the codes underneath Terra Station are topnotch. 

While some LUNC community members commended him for his continued support for the Terra Classic ecosystem, some expressed their resentment for Kwon, citing the May collapse of the LUNC chain. 

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Meanwhile, another community member claimed that the integration of several Cosmos chains on Terra Station marks the beginning of the Interchain Alliance project by Terra (LUNA).

To note, Alliance is an open-source Cosmos SDK module that leverages interchain staking to form economic alliances among blockchains. On November 18, the Terra (Luna) team announced that the Alliance GitHub and documents are now open-source. 

As earlier reported by Timestabloid, Terra founder Do Kwon recently brought to the notice of the Terra Classic community the existence of an Ethereum multisig wallet, containing non-Terra assets worth about $4.16 million at the time. Consequently, several debates are still ongoing regarding the handling of these assets.

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In a tweet on November 1, Terra Rebels, the group of developers supporting the progress of the Terra Classic blockchain, revealed that the release of the new version of the blockchain is on track. It also disclosed that the Inter Blockchain Communication (IBC) with the Cosmos network will be re-enabled by the end of 2022.

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In a recent Ask Me Anything (AMA) session, the Terra Classic core developer Edward Kim, said, “…we’re looking at reworking the underlying Cosmos tendermint skeleton and upgrading vanilla Cosmos 45.8 and then upgrade to Tendermint v34. If you look at what Jacob Gadikian has done for … Osmosis Notional and Osmosis, they upgraded to 45.9. And that is in our repo.”

Kim also disclosed during the AMA that Tobias Andersen, a fellow core developer, who is also known as Zaradar in the community, is currently working on the upgrade of Tendermint to v37. Howbeit, due to changes in Tendermint, Kim said the developer has a lot to do. Once this is complete, the implementation of CosWasm v1.0.0 will follow, Kim added.

Key takeaways from @edk208 for the upcoming cosmwasm upgrade and IBC reopening set for Q4 2022. Special thanks to @gadikian and @osmosiszone team work and dedication.

Link to full AMA:https://t.co/VVrL9YYoZ4#LUNC #LunaClassic #LuncCommunity #IBC pic.twitter.com/XJhu1F29Vk

— Terra Rebels (@TerraRebels) November 1, 2022

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It can be recalled that the IBC protocol between Terra Classic and Cosmos chains was disabled during the historic collapse of the Terra ecosystem. This action was taken by the team in a bid to guard against impermanent losses on UST and LUNA pools on Osmosis and other IBC DEXs.

The re-enabling of IBC will equally allow for the trading of LUNC and USTC on Osmosis, Sei, and Kujira. Importantly, linking with the Cosmos chain will help in bringing back liquidity to the Terra Classic chain and further expand its use cases.

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A new version of Terra Classic, which promises to bring vast benefits to the network, is coming, according to a Friday update from a pseudonymous LUNC developer known on Twitter as Raider.

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Based on his account, the upcoming TR v23 release, which contains the CosmWasm upgrade, will make Terra Classic become fully interoperable with other chains on the Cosmos blockchain.

Raider tweeted, “Only after the TR v23 release containing the CosmWasm upgrade will Terra Classic become fully interoperable with other Cosmos-based blockchains. Terra Rebels continues to build value for the Terra Classic Community, #LUNC, and #USTC!”

Only after the TR v23 release containing the CosmWasm upgrade will #TerraClassic become fully interoperable with other Cosmos based blockchains. #TerraRebels continues to build value for the #TerraClassicCommunity, #LUNC and #USTC! https://t.co/WopI4WGqwT

— Raider (@Raider7019) October 7, 2022

When Terra Classic v23 Will Be released?

In an update in late August, the details of the upcoming upgrade were leaked on Twitter. The tweet showed the screenshot containing the agenda of the upgrade.

The upgrade is authored by the core development team comprising Edward Kim and Tobias Andersen. It’s expected to launch in December 2022.

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It’s worth noting that the Terra Classic blockchain was initially built on top of the Cosmos blockchain before the Inter Blockchain Communication (IBC), which allowed Cosmos chains to interact, was disabled during the collapse of the Terra blockchain to prevent further losses.

However, work is in progress by Terra Rebels to re-enable the IBC protocol. According to the LUNC core developer Edward Kim, this will open the door for new projects to build on the Terra Classic network.

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