Two factions. One mission. Burns and delegator airdrops funded by validator revenue.
Red and Blue are operated by different operators in the same group. Same standards, different missions.
Fighting for the repeg.
A mission-first validator: consistent USTC burns + a clean, predictable monthly LUNC airdrop.
Fighting supply.
Supply pressure, transparently: consistent LUNC burns paired with monthly USTC airdrops to delegators.
We use airdrops to attract and reward long‑term delegators — so we can fund consistent burns that support the recovery of USTC and LUNC, while also helping spotlight new LUNC projects. Red + Blue operate as a two‑validator, multi‑tier strategy: two independent missions working in parallel toward long‑term chain health.
Simple. Verifiable. Repeated.
We record eligible delegations at a published time each cycle.
Each team executes its burn (USTC for Red / LUNC for Blue), funded from our revenue.
Each team distributes its monthly airdrop (LUNC for Red / USTC for Blue) to delegators.
We publish transaction links and a cycle report so anyone can verify on-chain on our Telegram.
Everything that matters is on-chain: burns, airdrops, and the schedule. Your delegation is your vote.
Designed separation for accountability — while keeping enterprise-grade uptime and low latency.
Red Team and Blue Team are operated by different operators within the same validator group. Each team maintains independent keys, policies, and execution — so no single operator controls both missions.
Our Team Colors infrastructure is hosted in a unified Tier‑3 co‑location suite to ensure maximum cross-node communication speed and low-latency oracle voting. Sharing the facility improves reliability — without combining operator control.
We publish transaction links and a cycle report after each cycle — on our Telegram.
Snapshot time, totals, and a short summary for the month — one place to follow the month’s snapshot, burns, and airdrops.
Open Telegram →Burns and airdrops are verifiable by anyone. We post both teams’ burn and airdrop transaction links in our Telegram after each cycle — open them in your explorer of choice to verify.
Quick answers for new delegators.
No. Red Team and Blue Team are operated by different operators inside a single group. We share a co‑location backbone, but maintain independent keys and independent execution.
Burns and airdrops are funded from our validator revenue (commission and operational allocations). After each cycle we publish transaction links and a short report on Telegram so anyone can verify on-chain.
Monthly by default: snapshot → burn → airdrop → proof posted to Telegram. If the schedule changes, it will be announced in advance.
No one can guarantee a repeg or price outcomes. What we can do is support recovery with consistent, transparent execution: USTC burns on Red, LUNC burns on Blue, and monthly delegator airdrops — all funded from our revenue and verifiable via transaction links and cycle reports posted on Telegram.
Keep an eye on the horizon.
A new drop is stalking the help desk. When it lands, you’ll know. Stay tuned in our Telegram.
