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La narrativa intorno a $LUNC (Terra Luna Classic) sta guadagnando nuovamente slancio, alimentata da un'idea familiare ma potente: la riduzione dell'offerta come catalizzatore per il recupero del prezzo. La tesi è semplice in superficie — bruciare una parte significativa dell'offerta circolante, e il prezzo potrebbe impennarsi verso il range $0.001–$0.003 entro la fine del 2026. Ma quanto è realistico questo scenario quando esaminato attraverso una lente professionale di crypto e struttura di mercato?
Il Problema Fondamentale: Offerta Iperinflazionata
Non si può negare che la maggiore debolezza strutturale di $LUNC sia la sua enorme offerta circolante, che è esplosa nei trilioni dopo il crollo di Terra. Nella economia di mercato tradizionale, il prezzo è una funzione di offerta e domanda — e nel caso di LUNC, l'offerta ha dominato schiacciantemente l'equazione.

$ONDO has lost its founder, Nathan Allman, at just 32.
The company announced his unexpected passing and appointed Ian De Bode as CEO immediately. The cause of death has not been disclosed.
This is a major moment for the tokenized finance space.
Allman was not just another crypto founder.
He was one of the rare builders who understood both Wall Street and DeFi.
Before founding Ondo in 2021, he worked on Goldman Sachs’ digital assets team and later helped build Ondo into one of the leading real-world asset tokenization platforms.
Ondo became a key player in bringing traditional financial products on-chain through:
• USDY — yield-bearing stablecoin-style product
• OUSG — tokenized U.S. Treasury exposure
• Ondo Global Markets — tokenized stock expansion
• RWA infrastructure for institutional DeFi
Under Allman’s leadership, Ondo reached roughly $3.5B-$3.8B in TVL, becoming one of the most important protocols in the tokenized real-world asset market.
The market reaction was limited but cautious.
$ONDO traded lower after the news, reflecting uncertainty around leadership transition rather than a collapse in the underlying RWA thesis.
The key stabilizing factor:
Ian De Bode is not an outsider.
Ondo said he has been leading strategy, product and day-to-day operations for more than two years, which should help reduce operational disruption during a difficult transition.
Why this matters beyond Ondo:
Tokenization is becoming one of the biggest bridges between traditional finance and crypto.
U.S. Treasuries, money market funds, private credit, stablecoins, equities and collateralized DeFi lending are all moving toward on-chain rails.
Ondo was one of the companies pushing that shift from idea to institutional product.
The bull case for $ONDO :
The RWA trend continues, leadership continuity holds, and Ondo keeps expanding tokenized Treasuries, yield products and tokenized securities infrastructure.
The bear case:
Founder loss creates execution risk, regulatory scrutiny around tokenized securities remains high, and competition from BlackRock, Securitize, Franklin Templeton and other institutional players intensifies.
The takeaway:
Nathan Allman helped make tokenized finance understandable to institutions.
His passing is a human loss first.
But Ondo’s next chapter will test whether the company he built can keep scaling without its original founder.
The RWA thesis is still alive.
$ONDO