Understanding the LUNA Airdrop Calculation Logic for Terra 2.0

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Terra 2.0 marked a significant transition for the ecosystem, introducing a new LUNA token through an airdrop to LUNC (formerly LUNA), USTC (formerly UST), and aUST holders. This guide breaks down the LUNA airdrop calculation logic to help you estimate your allocation.


Key Airdrop Details


LUNA Airdrop Calculation Logic

1. Airdrop Ratios

Holders of LUNC, USTC, or aUST during either snapshot period received new LUNA based on fixed ratios. For example:

2. LUNC Exchange Rates for Liquid Staking Derivatives

Derivatives like bLUNA, stLUNA, or cLUNA were converted to LUNC equivalents using predetermined rates.

DerivativePre-Attack RatePost-Attack Rate
cLUNA1:11:1
bLUNA1:1.51:1.2

3. Airdrop Allocation Formula

The final allocation was calculated using:

(Pre-Attack aUST Ratio × min(aUST Balance, 500K))  
+ (Pre-Attack LUNC Ratio × LUNA Balance)  
+ (Post-Attack UST Ratio × (aUST + UST Balance))  
+ ... [Other derivatives]  
= Total LUNA Airdropped  

Example: A wallet with 1,000 LUNC pre-attack and 500 USTC post-attack might receive:
(1.0347 × 1,000) + (0.000015 × 500) ≈ 1,035.0075 LUNA.


FAQs

Q1: What if my allocation is less than 1 LUNA?

A: Amounts <1 LUNA were diverted to the community pool.

Q2: Were staked LUNC included?

A: Yes, bonded/unbonding LUNA balances were factored in.

Q3: How were wrapped assets (e.g., bLUNA) handled?

A: They used the rates in Table 2 (see above).


👉 Learn more about Terra 2.0’s tokenomics

👉 Guide to claiming your LUNA airdrop

Note: This content is for educational purposes only. Always verify details via official channels.


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