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Luna by Virtuals (CRYPTO: LUNA) Share Price and News

$0.15 $-0.02 (-9%) Friday, 13 June 2025 at 11:06:50 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time

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About Terra Luna

Last updated 13-06-2025, 11:06:50pm AEST
Current Price $0.15
Change $-0.02 (-9%)
Close Price $0.00
Open Price $0.17
Bid $0.00
Ask $0.00
Day Range $0.15 - $0.17
Year Range $0.14 - $0.79
Volume 15,244,976
Market Cap $106,467,765.00

    • Luna by Virtuals (CRYPTO: LUNA)
    Latest News

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    International Stock News

    Does Terra Luna deserve a second chance in your crypto portfolio?

    | Dominic Basulto

    Don't be fooled again. Terra Luna Classic might be rising now, but it could go to zero tomorrow.

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    3 reasons Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana just hit their lowest levels this year

    | Chris MacDonald

    It's a bear market in stocks, but these three megacap cryptos are really getting hammered.

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    Can Terra's Luna 2.0 avoid another 'death spiral'

    | Bernd Struben

    Luna had a market cap of some US$28 billion before it collapsed last month.

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    Why did crypto prices get massacred in May?

    | Bernd Struben

    Rising interest rates and the collapse of Terra’s stablecoin saw most digital tokens sell off in May.

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