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Terra Purchases $135 Million in Bitcoin for the UST Stablecoin Reserve

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Bitcoin, ether, and other cryptocurrencies maintained their gains from the previous two days, with technical factors pointing to continued strength in the digital asset market. Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, was up 1% in the last 24 hours to near $47,700; it was trading around $42,000 at the same time last week, surging above the key technical level of $45,000 late Sunday and continuing to gain on Monday.
Do Kwon, co-founder and CEO of the Terra blockchain company, confirmed to Bloomberg that the company had purchased more than $1 billion in bitcoin since the end of January. This includes a $135 million purchase on Monday (March 28). Kwon stated that the cryptocurrency was purchased using the Bitcoin address of the Luna Foundation Guard, which is based in Singapore.

Terra's purchases are in part in response to criticism levelled at UST, which, unlike centralised stablecoins such as Tether, is not backed by a fiat currency. The coin has kept its link to the dollar by issuing and destroying Luna tokens, Terra's native crypto, and for every UST created, $1 worth of Luna will be burned on the Terra blockchain. A bitcoin reserve for UST will aid UST's ability to maintain the dollar peg, which will be especially useful when Terra faces a short-term demand for UST redemption.

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