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Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Terra Markets
Terra Historical Data
About Terra (LUNA)
Terra is an open-source blockchain for decentralized applications, with a current chain distinct from Terra Classic. Its official documentation describes LUNA as the staking asset used by validators and delegators, as well as a unit for governance voting and network fees. That distinction matters because the Terra name has been used for more than one chain.
Validators and delegators
Terra’s protocol documentation says validators participate in consensus and users can delegate LUNA to them. Staked LUNA also gives voting weight in governance. Delegators rely on validator performance and face protocol-specific slashing and unbonding rules, so staking is not simply a passive balance held in a wallet.
Inflation and rewards
The official protocol page describes a 7% annual rate for newly minted LUNA distributed as inflation rewards. It also says transaction gas fees contribute to validator and delegator rewards. This is a documented protocol parameter in the cited page; any later parameter change should be verified against current chain governance before publication.
Governance process
Terra’s docs describe proposals with a one-week deposit period, a minimum deposit threshold of 512 LUNA, and then a one-week voting period. Voting choices include Yes, No, and NoWithVeto. Staked LUNA determines voting weight, and a delegator’s vote can differ from the validator’s when the delegator casts a direct vote.
Fees and security
The protocol charges gas fees to reduce transaction spam, and validators can set minimum gas prices. Validators must take part in consensus and can face penalties for failing protocol duties. The resulting security model depends on the active validator set, stake distribution, software operation, and governance decisions rather than on the token ticker alone.
Chain identity and market data
Terra’s current documentation explicitly directs Terra Classic users to separate documentation. This is important for LUNA because historical references can mix the newer Terra chain with the original Terra ecosystem. FMchart’s composite price history is a market-data series and should not be mistaken for protocol records or for Terra Classic data.
For chain-specific research, use the current Terra documentation for LUNA and the separate Terra Classic documentation for LUNC. A market chart cannot establish which chain a wallet or contract belongs to. Validators, delegators, governance proposals, and gas settings are protocol details that should be checked against the chain currently in use.
The Terra protocol page says gas fees are added to transactions to deter spam and that validators may reject transactions below their minimum gas price. It also describes proposal deposits as a way to protect governance from spam. These mechanics link transaction economics and governance participation to the chain’s operating rules.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Terra (LUNA) FAQ
What is Terra (LUNA)?
Terra is an open-source blockchain for decentralized applications. On the current Terra chain, LUNA is used for staking, governance voting, and network fees. Terra’s documentation distinguishes this network from Terra Classic, so readers should check the chain identity when reading older articles, wallet instructions, or historical market references.
What does LUNA do on Terra?
LUNA is the staking asset used by validators and delegators, and staked LUNA carries governance voting weight. Terra’s protocol documentation also describes gas fees and inflation rewards within its validator economics. These functions belong to the current Terra chain and should not automatically be applied to Terra Classic.
How does Terra staking work?
Terra users can delegate LUNA to validators that participate in consensus. The docs explain that rewards can include transaction gas fees and newly minted LUNA, while validators may retain commission. Staking also exposes users to protocol-specific unbonding and slashing rules, and the validator’s operational performance matters.
How is Terra governance decided?
Terra’s documented process starts with a proposal deposit period lasting one week, followed by a one-week voting period after the 512 LUNA minimum deposit threshold is met. Voting options include Yes, No, and NoWithVeto. Staked LUNA determines voting power, and delegators can cast a vote that differs from their validator’s choice.
What is Terra’s LUNA inflation rate?
Terra’s protocol page describes a fixed 7% annual minting rate for LUNA inflation rewards, distributed to validators and delegators. Because protocol parameters can change through governance or software upgrades, this figure should be treated as the value stated in the cited documentation, not an assumption that no later change has occurred.
Is Terra the same as Terra Classic?
No. Terra’s official documentation explicitly sends Terra Classic users to a separate documentation site. The names and historical context overlap, but the chains and their token histories are not interchangeable. Before using a wallet, bridge, or token guide, confirm whether it refers to current Terra LUNA or Terra Classic LUNC.
What fees are paid on Terra?
Terra uses gas fees on transactions, and its docs say validators set minimum gas prices and reject transactions below their threshold. Gas fees help deter spam and form part of validator economics. Actual transaction costs can vary with network conditions, transaction requirements, and validator settings.
What is LUNA’s all-time high?
FMchart’s market all-time high for LUNA is $18.87 on May 28, 2022. The value is a market observation and does not describe Terra Classic’s LUNC history. To see the current recorded figure, consult the Price Statistics panel when market data is available and confirm that the selected asset is Terra LUNA.
How has LUNA performed historically?
Monthly Returns (USD) shows LUNA's month-by-month changes in FMchart's composite history. Annual Price (USD) Change summarizes calendar years, and the composite series may start after LUNA's first trading activity. The table is limited to the period covered by FMchart's composite market data.
Where can I check Terra’s technical rules?
Terra’s official documentation covers protocol mechanics, staking, rewards, governance, and migration from Terra Classic. Its protocol page is the best starting point for understanding how current LUNA participates in consensus. For market listings and chart history, use FMchart’s Markets and Historical data sections separately from the technical docs.